БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 02/16 17:30 | - | [2] Калев/Крамо v Огре [7] | L | 99-68 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 02/10 17:00 | - | [10] Лиепая v Огре [7] | W | 68-99 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 02/03 17:00 | - | [16] Раквере Тарвас v Огре [7] | L | 81-75 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/28 15:00 | - | Огре v ТЛУ/Калев | W | 72-68 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/25 17:00 | - | [15] Valmiera v Огре [7] | L | 87-85 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/21 15:00 | - | [8] Огре v Кеила [12] | W | 97-76 | |
Латвия - Кубок Латвии | 01/17 17:00 | - | Вентспилс v Огре | L | 88-78 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/14 13:00 | - | Огре v Калев/Крамо | L | 78-100 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/11 16:30 | - | [13] ТАЛТЕК v Огре [8] | W | 79-80 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 01/07 15:00 | - | [8] Огре v Рапла [7] | W | 92-75 | |
Латвия - Кубок Латвии | 01/04 17:00 | - | Огре v Вентспилс | L | 89-94 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/30 17:45 | - | [11] Латвийский университет v Огре [9] | W | 61-63 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/20 17:45 | - | [7] Вентспилс v Огре [9] | W | 78-79 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/17 15:00 | - | [9] Огре v Прометей [1] | L | 79-86 | |
Латвия - НБЛ | 12/16 18:00 | - | Огре v RTU | W | 111-92 | |
Латвия - Кубок Латвии | 12/14 17:00 | - | Огре v BK Cesis/Cesu Sporta Skola | W | 115-71 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/10 15:00 | - | ТЛУ/Калев v Огре | W | 56-63 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/07 17:00 | - | [10] Огре v KK Виймси [5] | W | 88-74 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 12/03 15:00 | - | [7] Рапла v Огре [8] | L | 81-71 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 11/23 17:00 | - | [9] Огре v Университет Тарту [6] | L | 75-86 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 11/19 15:00 | - | [7] Огре v ВЭФ Рига [5] | L | 80-90 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 11/06 15:00 | - | [5] Огре v Вентспилс [2] | L | 88-94 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 11/02 17:30 | - | [9] KK Виймси v Огре [3] | L | 78-70 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/30 15:30 | - | [16] Кеила v Огре [4] | W | 81-87 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/22 14:00 | - | [6] Огре v ТАЛТЕК [15] | W | 80-64 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/19 16:00 | - | [10] Огре v Лиепая [5] | W | 81-68 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/15 14:00 | - | [8] Пярну v Огре [6] | L | 85-71 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/12 16:00 | - | [10] Огре v Valmiera [16] | W | 88-55 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/08 14:00 | - | [16] Огре v Латвийский университет [9] | W | 85-71 | |
БЛ Латвия-Эстония | 10/01 15:30 | - | [4] Прометей v Огре [4] | L | 109-56 |
BK Ogre is a professional basketball club based in Ogre, Latvia playing in the Latvian Basketball League and Latvian-Estonian Basketball League. The professional club was founded in 2014, but until then there was a local team that played second tier basketball. Ogre has a long history of bringing up professional players like Kaspars Bērziņš, Artūrs Bērziņš, Rinalds Sirsniņš among many others.
City of Ogre has a long history of bringing up professional basketball players, including Kaspars Bērziņš, Artūrs Bērziņš and Rinalds Sirsniņš who have all once played for Latvia national basketball team. In 2009 local sports school's team started to play in Latvian 2nd division. After going to semi-finals in debut season management was assured of going to right direction with participation in 2nd division.
As Latvian Basketball League was looking for new teams to join the league, Ogre first started to think of going fully professional in 2014. City of Ogre established a professional club with a goal to win the 2nd division. After winning 2nd division in 2015, management decided it's time to move to the next level and joined the Latvian Basketball League.
During the first season club got new title sponsor and changed its name to Ogre/Kumho Tyre. After finishing the debut season next to last team let go head coach Edgars Teteris and hired Latvian U16 head coach Artūrs Visockis-Rubenis, who previously worked for University of Latvia. In 2016/2017 Ogre/Kumho Tyre made a debut in Baltic Basketball League. Also, during the season the most famous Ogre's player Kaspars Bērziņš joined the team for couple months to get back in shape after an injury and wait for bigger offers.
In 2023 the new Arēna Ogre was opened and BK Ogre moved there to play its home games in a brand new arena.