Women BBL

In this season, all six teams from the Smart Way Women's Lithuanian Basketball League (Kibirkstis Vilnius, Neptunas-Amberton Klaipeda, LCC International University Klaipeda, Aistes-LSMU Kaunas, Siauliai-Vilmers and Panevezys), and seven teams from Latvia (TTT Riga, Rigas Stradina University, Liepaja/LSSS, Daugavpils University, Riga Juniores/LU, Jurmala, and TTT Juniores Riga) will compete for the championship.

TTT Riga were the underdogs coming into the Women's Betsafe BBL Final Four. However, the highest-seeded teams do not always end up winning the trophy, and the club from Latvia proved it.

  Last week was marked by the Women's Baltic Basketball League quarterfinals stage, where the remaining three teams that will continue the fight for the WBBL championship got revealed. Kibirkstis Vilnius, Neptunas Klaipeda, and TTT Riga qualified for the semis. For their part, Rigas Stradina University punched their Final Four ticket earlier by winning the regular season.

The two leaders battled for the top spot in the tournament just a week after a blowout result in the first game between the two teams. This time, the outcome was different. Rigas Stradina University (RSU) had lost against Kibirkstis Vilnius by a whopping 37-point margin away from home on March 6th. Coming into the matchup, both teams held a record of 19 wins and 2 losses.

The Women's Baltic Basketball League witnessed five-game action last week. Everything started in Vilnius, where two Women BBL powerhouses met each other in an important showdown. However, second-placed Rigas Stradina University (18-2) were no match for league-leading Kibirkstis Vilnius (19-2).

The Women's Baltic Basketball League saw nine games taking place last week. Women BBL action tipped off in Kaunas, where Aistes Kaunas (13-7) could not defend their home fortress against league-leading Kibirkstis Vilnius (18-2). The team from the Lithuanian capital got the cruising 86-67 (29-20, 18-23, 24-9, 15-15) win on the road.

Last week there was plenty of action in the Women's Baltic Basketball League as ten games took place. Last week's action tipped off in Vilnius, where Kibirkstis Vilnius (15-2) 100-58 (29-14, 32-14, 23-12, 16-18) comfortably beat BJBS Riga (2-16).