History - EuroLeague Women 2024-25

EuroLeague Women is the premier women's basketball competition in Europe, featuring the top 16 teams from the continent and the world's best players.

It has a long and illustrious history, having originally been launched in 1958 as the European Cup for Women's Champion Clubs. It was subsequently dominated by the famous Daugava Riga club, now known as TTT Riga, who made 18 appearances in the Finals between 1960 and 1982 - winning all of them.

The modern era of the competition, which saw the tournament rebranded as EuroLeague Women in 1996, has seen 14 different clubs lift the precious silverware since the reboot with reigning champions Fenerbahce the last addition to the list having claimed their maiden title in the 2022-23 campaign.

Down the years, EuroLeague Women has seen an array of legendary stars take to the floor, including the likes of Ann Wauters, Diana Taurasi, Lauren Jackson, Sue Bird, Maria Stepanova, Razija Mujanovic and Uljana Semjonova.

YEAR	CHAMPIONS	RUNNERS-UP	RESULTS
2024	Fenerbahce Alagoz Holding	Villeneuve d'Ascq LM	106-73
2023	Fenerbahce Alagoz Holding	CBK Mersin Yenisehir Bld	99-60
2022	Sopron Basket	Fenerbahce Safiport	60-55
2021	UMMC Ekaterinburg	Perfumerias Avenida Salamanca	78-68
2020	N/A	N/A	Season cancelled
2019	UMMC Ekaterinburg	Dynamo Kursk	91-67
2018	UMMC Ekaterinburg	Sopron Basket	72-53
2017	Dynamo Kursk	Fenerbahce	77-63
2016	UMMC Ekaterinburg	Nadezhda	72-69
2015	ZVVZ USK Praha	UMMC Ekaterinburg	72-68
2014	Galatasaray odeabank	Fenerbahce	69-58
2013	UMMC Ekaterinburg	Fenerbahce	82-56
2012	Ros Casares	CB Rivas	65-52
2011	Halcon Avenida	Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje	68-59
2010	Sparta&K Moscow Region	Ros Casares	87-80
2009	Spartak Moscow Region	Halcon Avenida	85-70
2008	Spartak Moscow Region	Gambrinus Brno	75-60
2007	Spartak Moscow Region	Ros Casares	76-62
2006	Gambrinus Brno	VBM-SGAU	68-54
2005	VBM-SGAU	Gambrinus Brno	69-66
2004	US Valenciennes Olympic	Lotos VBW Clima	93-69
2003	UMMC Ekaterinburg	US Valenciennes Olympic	82-80
2002	US Valenciennes Olympic	Lotos VBW Clima	78-72
2001	CJM Bourges Basket	US Valenciennes Olympic	73-71
2000	SCP Ruzomberok	CJM Bourges Basket	67-64
1999	SCP Ruzomberok	Societa Ginnastica	63-48
1998	CJM Bourges Basket	Pool Getafe	76-64
1997	CJM Bourges Basket	GoldZack Wuppertal	71-52
1996	GoldZack Wuppertal	Societa Ginnastica	76-62
1995	Societa Ginnastica	CB Godella	64-57
1994	Societa Ginnastica	CB Godella	79-68
1993	CB Godella	Societa Ginnastica	66-58
1992	CB Godella	Dynamo Kiev Aspro	66-56
1991	Unicar Cesena	Arvika Basket	84-66
1990	GS Trogylos Enichem	CSKA Moscow	86-71
1989	KK Jedinstvo Tuzla	A.S. Vicenza	74-70
1988	A.S. Vicenza	Dynamo Novosibirsk	70-64
1987	A.S. Vicenza	Dynamo Novosibirsk	86-73
1986	A.S. Vicenza	DJK Agon 08	71-57
1985	A.S. Vicenza	TTT Riga	63-55
1984	BC Levski Spartak	VIVO-Will Wood	82-77
1983	VIVO-Will Wood	DJK Agon 08	76-67
1982	TTT Riga	Mineur Pernik	78-56
1981	TTT Riga	ZKK Crvena Zvezda	83-65
1980	Sisport Fiat Teksid	Mineur Pernik	75-66
1979	ZKK Crvena Zvezda	BSE ESMA	97-62
1978	GEAS Basket	Sparta CKD Praha	74-66
1977	TTT Riga	Clermont Universite Club	79-53
1976	Sparta CKD Praha	Clermont Universite Club	55–58; 77–57
1975	TTT Riga	Sparta CKD Praha	87-59; 72-56
1974	TTT Riga	Clermont Universite Club	96-67; 69-53
1973	TTT Riga	Clermont Universite Club	64-44; 83-60
1972	TTT Riga	Sparta CKD Praha	80-59; 86-59
1971	TTT Riga	Clermont Universite Club	72-59; 62-56
1970	TTT Riga	GTS Wisla	61-45; 59-42
1969	TTT Riga	SC Pumpenwerke Halle	62-48; 82-54
1968	TTT Riga	Sparta CKD Praha	76-45; 58-47
1967	TTT Riga	Sparta CKD Praha	56-41; 55-52
1966	TTT Riga	Slovan Orbis	62-39; 73-56
1965	TTT Riga	Slavia Sofia	49-31; 52-62
1964	TTT Riga	Spartak Sokolovo	63-58; 40-43
1963	Slavia Sofia	Slovan Orbis	52-57; 60-49
1962	TTT Riga	SKA Leningrad	55-38; 48-43
1961	TTT Riga	Slovan Orbis	76-77; 72-37
1960	TTT Riga	Slavia Sofia	62-28; 49-43
1959	Slavia Sofia	Dynamo Moscow	63-40; 34-44