28 October, 2020
18 April, 2021

History

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 12 different clubs lift the precious silverware since the reboot.

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
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