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TT Riga center Uljana Semjonova is presented with the 1969 European Cup for Women's Champions clubs trophy by former FIBA President Robert Busnel. Riga defeated German side SC Chemie for the title, their 6th in a row. Ute Krätschmann (GOLDZACK WUPPERTAL) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Jurgita Streimikyte (SOCIETA GINNASTICA COMENSE) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Carla Boyd (GOLDZACK WUPPERTAL) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Andrea Stinson (GALATASARAY ISTANBUL) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Andrea Stinson (GALATASARAY ISTANBUL) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Alena Kovacova (SCP RUZOMBEROK) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four The 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four - SCP Ruzomberok vs Societa Ginnastica Francesca Zara (SOCIETA GINNASTICA COMENSE) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four Marlies Askamp (GOLDZACK WUPPERTAL) at the 1999 EuroLeague Women Final Four

Established in 1958, the European Cup for Men's Champions Clubs was an immediate success for FIBA. Over 100,00 spectators attended the 46 games of the new competition and in September 1958, FIBA decided to start a new competition for women's clubs.

The European Cup for Women's Champion Clubs started later that year and 10 teams participated in the very first competition.

In 1996 the competition was renamed as the EuroLeague Women.

YEAR

WINNERS RUNNERS UP RESULTS        VENUE               
1959 Slavia Sofia (BUL) Dynamo Moscow (URS)

63-40 (36-19)

34-44 (13-22)

Sofia (BUL)

Moscow (URS)

1960 Daugawa Riga (URS) Slavia Sofia (BUL)

62-28 (20-9)

49-43 (23-21)

Sofia (BUL)

Riga (URS)

1961 Daugawa Riga (URS)

Slovan Orbis Prague (TCH)

76-77 (31-27)

72-37 (33-21)

Prague (TCH)

Riga (URS)

1962 Daugawa Riga (URS) S.K. Leningrad (URS)

55-38 (26-19)

48-44 (19-24)

Riga (URS)

Leningrad (URS)

1963 Slavia Sofia (BUL)

Slovan Orbis Prague (TCH)

52-57 (27-34)

60-49 (31-29)

Prague (TCH)

Sofia (BUL)

1964 Daugawa Riga (URS) Spartak Sokolovo Prague (TCH)

63-58 (27-34)

40-43 (24-26)

Prague (TCH)

Riga (URS)

1965 Daugawa Riga (URS) Slavia Sofia (BUL)

49-31 (15-20)

52-62 (27-36)

Riga (URS)

Sofia (BUL)

1966 Daugawa Riga (URS)

Slovan Orbis Prague (TCH)

62-39 (26-24)

73-56 (39-28)

Riga (URS)

Prague (TCH)

1967 Daugawa Riga (URS) Sparta CKD Prague (TCH)

56-41 (27-26)

55-52 (26-25)

Riga (URS)

Prague (TCH)

1968 Daugawa Riga (URS) Sparta CKD Prague (TCH)

76-45 (41-20)

58-47 (33-21)

Riga (URS)

Prague (TCH)

1969 Daugawa Riga (URS)

SC Chemie Halle (GDR)

62-48 (24-23)

82-57 (34-24)

Riga (URS)

Halle (GDR)

1970 Daugawa Riga (URS) G.T.S. Wisla Cracow (POL)

61-45 (33-22)

59-42 (34-25)

Riga (URS)

Cracow (POL)

1971 Daugawa Riga (URS) Clermont Clermont-Ferrand Uni Club (FRA)

72-59 (40-32)

62-56 (37-19)

Clermont-Ferrand (FRA)

Riga (URS)

1972 Daugawa Riga (URS) Sparta CKD Prague (TCH)

80-59 (32-25)

86-59 (40-28)

Riga (URS)

Prague (TCH)

1973 Daugawa Riga (URS) Clermont Clermont-Ferrand Uni Club (FRA)

64-44 (34-24)

83-60 (40-34)

Clermont-Ferrand (FRA)

Riga (URS)

1974 Daugawa Riga (URS) Clermont Clermont-Ferrand Uni Club (FRA)

96-67 (47-34)

69-53 (34-24)

Riga (URS)

Clermont-Ferrand (FRA)

1975 Daugawa Riga (URS) Sparta CKD Prague (TCH)

87-59 (36-35)

72-56 (39-31)

Riga (URS)

Prague (TCH)

1976 Sparta CKD Prague (TCH) Clermont Clermont-Ferrand Uni Club (FRA)

55-58 (30-34)

77-57 (32-22)

Clermont-Ferrand (FRA)

Prague (TCH)

1977 Daugawa Riga (URS) Clermont Clermont-Ferrand Uni Club (FRA) 79-53 (39-24) Barcelona (ESP)
1978 G.E.A.S. San Giovanni Sesto (ITA) Sparta CKD Prague (TCH) 74-66 (36-37) Nice (FRA)
1979 KK Crvena Zvezda Belgrade (YUG) B.S.E Budapest (HUN) 97-62 (47-28) La Coruna (ESP)
1980 Sisport Fiat Turin (ITA) Mineur Pernik (BUL) 75-66 (36-33) Wittenheim (FRA)
1981 Daugawa Riga (URS) KK Crvena Zvezda Belgrade (YUG) 83-65 (44-29) St. Nazaire (FRA)
1982 Daugawa Riga (URS) Mineur Pernik (BUL) 78-56 (41-21) Cologne (GER)
1983 A.S. Zolu Vicenza (ITA) DJK Agon 08 Düsseldorf (GER) 76-67 (39-41) Venice (ITA)
1984 Levski Spartak Sofia (BUL) A.S. Zolu Vicenza (ITA) 82-77 (40-32) Budapest (HUN)
1985 A.S. Fiorella Vicenza (ITA) Daugawa Riga (URS) 63-55 (34-30) Viterbo (ITA)
1986 Primigi Vicenza (ITA) DJK Agon 08 Düsseldorf (GER) 71-57 (42-26) Milan (ITA)
1987 Primigi Vicenza (ITA) Dinamo Novosibirsk (URS) 86-73 (50-40) Thessaloniki (GRE)
1988 Primigi Vicenza (ITA) Dinamo Novosibirsk (URS) 70-64 (43-32) Düsseldorf (GER)
1989 Jedinstvo-Aida Tuzla (YUG) Primigi Vicenza (ITA) 74-70 (37-35) Florence (ITA)
1990 Trogylos Enimont Priolo (ITA) C.S.K.A. Moscow (URS) 86-71 (45-37) Cesena (ITA)
1991 Conad-Unicar Cesena (ITA) Arvika Basket Arvika (SWE) 84-66 (45-33) Barcelona (ESP)
1992 CB Dorna-Godella Valencia (ESP) Dynamo Aspro Kiev (CEI) 66-56 (33-32) Bari (ITA)
1993 CB Dorna-Godella Valencia (ESP) S.F.T. Como (ITA)

66-58* (29-27)

*(55-55 at end of regulation)

Lliria (ESP)
1994 S.F.T. Como (ITA) CB Dorna-Godella Valencia (ESP) 79-68 (40-26) Poznan (POL)
1995 S.F.T. Como (ITA) Costa Naranja Godella-Valencia (ESP) 64-57 (35-32) Como (ITA)
1996 BTV Wuppertal (GER) SFT Como (ITA) 76-62 (34-33) Sofia (BUL)
1997 CJM Bourges (FRA) BTV Wuppertal (GER) 71-52 (38-25) Larissa (GRE)
1998 CJM Bourges Basket (FRA) Pool Getafe Madrid (ESP) 76-64 (36-28) Bourges (FRA)
1999 SCP Ruzomberok (SVK) S.F.T. Como (ITA) 63-48 (34-23) Brno (CZE)
2000 SCP Ruzomberok (SVK) CJM Bourges Basket (FRA) 67-64 (52-52) Ruzomberok (SVK)
2001 CJM Bourges Basket (FRA) USV Olympic (FRA) 73-71 (40-35) Messina (ITA)
2002 USV Olympic (FRA) Lotos VBW Clima (POL) 78-72 (38-35) Lievin (FRA)
2003 UMMC Ekaterinburg (RUS) USV Olympic (FRA) 82-80 (49-38) Bourges (FRA)
2004 USV Olympic (FRA) Lotos VBW Clima (POL) 93-69 (51-32) Pecs (HUN)
2005 VBM-SGAU Samara (RUS) Gambrinus Brno (CZE) 69-66 (30-36) Samara (RUS)

 

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