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Amaya Valdemoro

If you ever ask anyone in Spain about women’s basketball they will likely give you the name Amaya Valdemoro as a response. Valdemoro is a world-class player who has reached the apex of her career, balancing the wisdom that comes with age with her already awesome skill set. She is used to being the main attraction at any game and has been playing basketball all over the world since she was a teenager. Fans of Dorna Godella noticed her excellent and outstanding qualities when playing for Universidad de Salamanca at just 16 years of age. Although she won the European Cup and two Spanish Leagues, she did not have a prominent enough role and so she made the move back to Salamanca, where she was quickly given more responsibilities. She eventually moved to Ros Casares where she won it all and spent her summers winning three WNBA rings with the Houston Comets before rejoining the National Team, where she achieved some collective (two bronze medals) and individual honours (2003 European Championship top scorer and member of the tournament’s All-Team). Despite all of these accomplishments the 31-year-old’s career still has one black spot, the EuroLeague. Unable to reach the Final Four with Ros Casares Valencia, Valdemoro moved to CSKA Samara where she has yet complete her goal of winning a EuroLeague title. Still, anyone who has watched Valdemoro in the past knows that any failures are not for a lack of heart or skill. She is Spain’s best player and will be critical to their EuroBasket Women success.

Amaya Valdemoro (Spain)


Amaya Valdemoro (Europe) Amaya Valdemoro (CSKA) Amaya Valdemoro (CSKA Moscow, right) and Birsel Vardarli (Fenerbahce) Amaya Valdemoro (CSKA Moscow) Jose Luis Saez (President FEB) and Amaya Valdemoro (Spain) EuroBasket Women 2007 - All Tournament Team
16.05.2008
Valdemoro Returns To Ros Casares, Avenida Sign Snow
04.02.2008
Amaya Back On Court With CSKA
11.12.2007
Valdemoro Thrilled Spain To Host Qualifying Event
07.10.2007
Valdemoro Named MVP
01.04.2007
Valdemoro Steps It Up A Notch
22.03.2007
Video Interview: Valdemoro – Control The Key For CSKA In The Final Four
26.02.2007
Valdemoro, CSKA Volgaburmash Feel Right At Home In Final Four
07.03.2006
Valdemoro Keen To Impress In All Star Game
19.11.2005
Russia: Valdemoro Leads Volgaburmash To Victory
11.09.2005
Stepanova Leads All-Tournament Team
26.05.2005
Spanish International Trio Honoured
11.02.2005
Spain: Amaya Valdemoro Earns Player Of The Week Title
19.11.2004
Spain: Valdemoro - “If we organise the Final Four we’ll fill every seat in the arena”
05.05.2004
Spain: Ros Casares Celebrate Liga Femenina Title
01.05.2004
Spain: Ros Casares Draw First Blood
12.01.2004
Spain: Valdemoro Hails Team Effort
31.10.2003
EuroLeague Women MVP of the Week: Amaya Valdemoro
27.09.2003
Spain Aim For Historic Win
26.09.2003
Spain Confident of Medal
22.09.2003
Valdemoro: 'We Need To Keep Our Feet On The Ground'
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