Saitama Broncos

1982: founded as an amateur Mazda Auto Tokyo (マツダオート東京, Matsuda Ōto Tōkyō, a dealer of Mazda Motor) basketball club.
1983: The nickname Broncos taken from Santa Clara University.
1987: Promoted to Japan Basketball League division 1.
1991: Club renamed to "Ẽfini Tokyo" (アンフィニ東京, Anfini Tōkyō)
1996: The company club was dissolved.
1997: Restarts as a community-based club "ME Tokorozawa Broncos" (ME所沢ブロンコス, Emu-ī Tokorozawa Buronkos). From a lower-tier "Kantō Corporate League" (関東実業団リーグ, Kantō Zitsugyō-dan Rīgu).
1998: Renamed "Tokorozawa Broncos" (所沢ブロンコス, Tokorozawa Buronkos). Promoted to the JBL division 2.
1999: The league reorganisation put the team to the new JBL.
2000: Adds Saitama City to its hometowns. Renamed hiragana "Saitama Broncos" (さいたまブロンコス, Saitama Buronkosu).
2002-03, 2004-05: Wins the premiership in two-peat.
2005: Quits the JBL. Renamed kanji "Saitama Broncos" (埼玉ブロンコス, Saitama Buronkosu). Competes in the bj league as an inaugural member.

Japan - B League 3	04/20 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Tokushima Gambarous	L	85-100
Japan - B League 3	04/19 10:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Tokushima Gambarous	L	75-78
Japan - B League 3	03/31 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Tachikawa Dice	W	106-102
Japan - B League 3	03/23 06:00	-	Yamaguchi Pats Five v Saitama Broncos	W	70-98
Japan - B League 3	03/17 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Yokohama Excellence	L	80-87
Japan - B League 3	03/10 06:00	-	Tokyo United BC v Saitama Broncos	W	63-96
Japan - B League 3	03/09 08:30	-	Tokyo United BC v Saitama Broncos	L	81-69
Japan - B League 3	03/03 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Veertien Mie	W	100-86
Japan - B League 3	02/24 05:00	-	Kanazawa Samuraiz v Saitama Broncos	W	67-85
Japan - B League 3	02/18 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Tokyo Hachioji Trains	W	97-83
Japan - B League 3	02/17 05:00	-	Saitama Broncos v Tokyo Hachioji Trains	W	80-73
Japan - B League 3	02/12 06:00	-	Yokohama Excellence v Saitama Broncos	L	80-67