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DateRHome vs Away-
12/27 18:00 5 Valencia Women vs IDK Gipuzkoa Women View
12/28 17:00 14 Perfumerias Avenida Women vs Ensino Lugo Women View
12/28 17:00 14 IDK Gipuzkoa Women vs Gernika Bizkaia Women View
12/28 18:00 14 RC Celta Women vs Uni Ferrol Women View
12/28 18:30 14 Movistar Estudiantes Women vs Gran Canaria Women View
12/28 18:30 14 Cadi La Seu Women vs Zaragoza Women View
12/29 11:00 14 Ardoi Navarra Women vs Araski Women View
12/29 11:30 14 Joventut Women vs Uni Girona Women View
12/29 18:00 14 Valencia Women vs Club Jairis Women View
01/04 17:00 15 Gran Canaria Women vs RC Celta Women View
01/04 18:00 15 Uni Girona Women vs Perfumerias Avenida Women View
01/04 18:00 15 Gernika Bizkaia Women vs Valencia Women View

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Date R Home vs Away -
12/22 17:00 13 [2] Girona Women vs Estudiantes Women [10] 75-62
12/22 11:30 13 [15] Ensino Lugo Women vs Gran Canaria Women [7] 76-54
12/22 11:30 13 [10] Ferrol Women vs Cadi La Seu Women [11] 67-61
12/22 11:30 13 [8] Joventut Women vs IDK Guipuzcoa Women [16] 65-74
12/22 11:00 13 [14] Ardoi Navarra Women vs Zaragoza Women [5] 51-84
12/22 11:00 13 [6] Club Jairis Women vs Perfumerias Avenida Women [2] 64-67
12/21 18:00 13 [14] Araski Women vs Valencia Women [4] 67-76
12/21 17:00 13 [9] Gernika Bizkaia Women vs RC Celta Women [12] 80-69
12/15 11:30 12 [14] RC Celta Women vs Club Jairis Women [9] 55-78
12/15 11:15 12 [8] Zaragoza Women vs Ferrol Women [10] 73-72
12/15 11:00 12 [15] IDK Guipuzcoa Women vs Ensino Lugo Women [16] 46-75
12/14 19:30 12 [5] Valencia Women vs Girona Women [1] 69-63

Teams

Perfumerias Avenida Women Uni Girona Women Zaragoza Women Gernika Bizkaia Women Cadi La Seu Women IDK Gipuzkoa Women Bembibre Women Araski Women Valencia Women Uni Ferrol Women Gran Canaria Women Ensino Lugo Women Movistar Estudiantes Women Campus Promete Women Zamarat Women Al-Qazeres Women La Laguna Tenerife Women Club Jairis Women Barcelona Women Leganes Women RC Celta Women Sant Adria Women CREF Women Ardoi Navarra Women Joventut Women

Wikipedia - Liga Femenina de Baloncesto

The Liga Femenina de Baloncesto, also known as Liga Femenina Endesa for sponsorship reasons, is the highest level of league competition for women's basketball in Spain. It is the women's equivalent of the men's Liga ACB and is run by the Spanish Basketball Federation. The league was founded in 1964 and is played under FIBA rules.

Throughout its history 13 clubs have been champions; CB Godella-Pool Getafe (with both names), Ros Casares and Perfumerías Avenida have won the most championships, with eight.

History

Performance by club

Club Winners Winning Years
CB Godella-Pool Getafe 8 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
Ros Casares Valencia 8 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012
CB Avenida 8 2006, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022
CREFF Madrid 7 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
Picadero-El Masnou 7 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1990
Celta Vigo 5 1977, 1979, 1982, 1999, 2000
CE Mataró 3 1972, 1973, 1974
Real Canoe 3 1984, 1985, 1986
CB Tortosa 3 1987, 1988, 1989
UB - FC Barcelona 2 2003, 2005
Uni Girona CB 2 2015, 2019
Valencia Basket 2 2023, 2024
Medina La Coruña 1 1966
Rivas Ecópolis 1 2014

Stats leaders

Season Top rating PIR Top scorer PPG Top rebounder RPG Top Assistant APG
1997–98 Jovita Jutelytė 24.09 Rosi Sánchez 19.91 Elisabeth Cebrián 12.82 Carmen González 3.70
1998–99 Nieves Anula 30.67 Nieves Anula 27.58 Elisabeth Cebrián 8.80 Sandra Gallego 3.31
1999–00 Brandy Reed 25.77 Brandy Reed 25.19 Pollyanna Johns 11.43 Amaya Valdemoro 2.88
2000–01 Amaya Valdemoro 21.88 Amaya Valdemoro 22.40 Françoise Meyendo 10.96 Raquel Delgado 2.72
2001–02 Razija Mujanović 25.09 Korie Hlede 20.12 Razija Mujanović 10.14 Yelena Tornikidu 3.27
2002–03 Yelena Tornikidu 25.77 Shannon Johnson 23.12 Dale Hodges 10.96 María José Alonso 4.62
2003–04 Tamika Whitmore 23.28 Tamika Whitmore 23.00 Jermisha Dosty 10.35 Nuria Martínez 3.35
2004–05 Yelena Tornikidu 24.88 Yelena Tornikidu 20.68 Amisha Carter 10.31 Clara Bermejo 4.12
2005–06 Érika de Souza 25.20 LaToya Thomas 19.00 Érika de Souza 12.92 Sílvia Domínguez 4.42
2006–07 Marta Fernández 22.22 Kaayla Chones 19.08 Brooke Wyckoff 11.62 Silvia Morales 4.62
2007–08 Le'coe Willingham 24.42 Roneeka Hodges 20.19 Le'coe Willingham 11.04 Silvia Morales 5.00
2008–09 Sancho Lyttle 27.39 Shay Murphy 20.73 Sancho Lyttle 11.56 Sílvia Domínguez 4.08
2009–10 Sancho Lyttle 26.92 Shay Murphy 21.12 Sancho Lyttle 10.68 Clara Bermejo 3.88
2010–11 Shay Murphy 23.54 Shay Murphy 25.58 Courtney Paris 8.77 Paola Ferrari 4.15
2011–12 Angelica Robinson 21.00 D'Andra Moss 20.15 Angelica Robinson 11.15 Lorena Infante 5.42
2012–13 Vanessa Blé 21.40 Bernice Mosby 19.27 Vanessa Blé 11.30 Noemí Jordana 4.00
2013–14 Astou Ndour 24.95 Charde Houston 19.64 Astou Ndour 13.23 Arantxa Gómez 6.32
2014–15 Ify Ibekwe 23.76 Bernice Mosby 19.19 Samarie Walker 11.46 Noemí Jordana 4.69
2015–16 Adaora Elonu 21.68 Paola Ferrari 19.15 Talia Caldwell 11.30 Arantxa Gómez 5.39
2016–17 Nádia Colhado 21.84 Roneeka Hodges 16.90 Julia Forster 11.54 Paola Ferrari 5.29
2017–18 Shacobia Barbee 18.77 Shayla Cooper 19.00 Vanessa Gidden 13.11 Gaby Ocete 5.19
2018–19 Mariam Coulibaly 17.04 Ariel Edwards 17.73 Mariam Coulibaly 10.88 Anna Gómez 6.12
2019–20 Tinara Moore 18.55 Tanaya Atkinson 19.57 Vanessa Gidden 8.68 Sílvia Domínguez 5.64
2020–21 Markeisha Gatling 19.70 Sika Kone 11.63 Aleksandra Stanaćev 4.90

All-time top performances

Active Liga Femenina player

Games played

Rank Player Position(s) Seasons Years Games played
1 Noemí Jordana (ESP) PG 19 1998–2017 540
2 Luci Pascua (ESP) C 18 2002–2020 493
3 Laia Palau (ESP) PG 16 1997– 447
4 Isa Sánchez (ESP) SG 15 1997–2013 409
5 Laura Antoja (ESP) PG 15 1997–2013 383
6 S. Domínguez (ESP) PG 13 2005– 376
7 Thania Quintero (ESP) SG 15 1997–2013 371
8 Clara Bermejo (ESP) PG 14 2000–2014 370
9 Elisa Aguilar (ESP) PG 12 2000–2012 363
10 María Pina (ESP) SF 16 2005– 360

Points

Rank Player Position Years Points Games played Points per game
1 A. Valdemoro (ESP) SF 1997–2012 5,190 305 17.0
2 Silvia Morales (ESP) SG 1998–2012 4,994 344 14.5
3 Isa Sánchez (ESP) SG 1997–2013 4,793 409 11.7
4 M. Fernández (ESP) SG 1999–2015 4,737 358 13.2
5 Noemí Jordana (ESP) PG 1998–2017 4,422 540 8.2
6 Érika de Souza (BRA) C 2003–2020 4,266 341 12.5
7 Sandra Gallego (ESP) SG 1997–2008 3,790 319 11.9
8 Rosi Sánchez (ESP) SG 1997–2012 3,665 256 14.3
9 Paola Ferrari (PAR) SF 2007– 3,527 294 12.0
10 Pilar Valero (ESP) SG 1997–2010 3,495 334 10.5

Rebounds

Rank Player Position Years Rebounds Games played Rebounds per game
1 Érika de Souza (BRA) C 2003–2020 3,000 341 8.8
2 Luci Pascua (ESP) C 2002–2020 2,903 493 5.9
3 Ingrid Pons (ESP) PF 1997–2008 2,133 341 6.3
4 Betty Cebrián (ESP) C 1997–2005 1,581 217 7.3
5 Murriel Page (USA) PF 2001–2010 1,578 181 8.7
6 Sancho Lyttle (VIN) C 2006–2012 1,562 158 9.9
7 A. Valdemoro (ESP) SF 1997–2012 1,541 305 5.1
8 Gisela Vega (ARG) PF 2002–2018 1,530 216 7.1
9 Cindy Lima (ESP) C 1998–2014 1,498 302 5.0
10 Laia Palau (ESP) PG 1997– 1,480 447 3.3

Assists

Rank Player Position Years Assists Games played Assists per game
1 Laia Palau (ESP) PG 1997– 1,366 447 3.1
2 S. Domínguez (ESP) PG 2005– 1,352 376 3.6
3 Noemí Jordana (ESP) PG 1998–2017 1,256 540 2.3
4 Gaby Ocete (ESP) PG 2006– 1,134 312 3.6
5 Elisa Aguilar (ESP) PG 2000–2012 1,003 363 2.8
6 Clara Bermejo (ESP) PG 2000–2014 988 370 2.7
7 Silvia Morales (ESP) SG 1998–2012 963 344 2.8
8 Anna Gómez (ESP) PG 2004– 950 333 2.9
9 M. Fernández (ESP) SG 1999–2015 883 358 2.5
10 Paola Ferrari (PAR) SF 2007– 861 294 2.9

Records in a game

  • Most points
  • 49 by Amaya Valdemoro (Salamanca Halcón Viajes) vs. Ensino Universidade on April 10, 1999
  • Most rebounds
  • 25 by Natalia Urdiain (CBN) vs. Tony Roma's Real Canoe on February 14, 1998
  • Most assists
  • 16 by Paola Ferrari (Sóller Bon Día!) vs. UNB Obenasa Lacturale on December 21, 2011
  • Most three-pointers
  • 10 by Patricia Cabrera (GranCanaria.com) vs. Zamarat on March 28, 2015
  • Most steals
  • 12 by Arantxa Novo (Yaya María) vs. Cortegada on December 9, 2000
  • Most blocks
  • 8 by Vanessa Hayden (Perfumerías Avenida) vs. Yaya María on October 17, 2004
  • Most PIR
  • 61 by Amaya Valdemoro (Salamanca Halcón Viajes) vs. Femenino Tres Cantos on April 1, 2000
**Spain Liga Women: Tournament Description**

The Spain Liga Women is a premier professional basketball league dedicated to showcasing the incredible talent and athleticism of female basketball players across Spain. Established to promote women's sports and provide a competitive platform for athletes, the Liga Women features teams from various regions, each vying for the coveted championship title.

The tournament runs annually, typically from October to May, and consists of a regular season followed by playoffs, culminating in an exciting finals series. Teams compete in a round-robin format, with each squad playing against others in a bid to secure a spot in the postseason. The league is known for its high level of competition, featuring a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging young stars, making every game a thrilling spectacle for fans.

In addition to the on-court action, the Spain Liga Women emphasizes community engagement and the promotion of women's sports. The league hosts various events, including youth clinics, charity matches, and fan meet-and-greets, fostering a strong connection between players and their supporters.

With a growing fan base and increasing media coverage, the Spain Liga Women is not only a platform for athletic excellence but also a celebration of empowerment, diversity, and the spirit of competition. As the league continues to evolve, it remains committed to inspiring the next generation of female athletes and elevating women's basketball on both a national and international stage.