18.04.2004

US Valenciennes Olympic 93 Lotos VBW Clima Gdynia 69

In their fourth EuroLeague Women final four in 4 years, Valenciennes were not to be denied a second title. The French side put on a performance for the ages, blowing by Polish team Gdynia with a clinical display of basketball.

03.09.2004

Belgium: Dexia Beef Up Roster

Belgian champions Dexia Namur have strengthened their squad for the upcoming season, their first ever in the EuroLeague Women, with the addition of 2 Americans.

Nakia Sanford (193 cm center) and Rebekkah Brunson (191 cm forward) will team up in Namur's frontcourt. Both have seen WNBA action this summer, Sanford with the Washington Mystics and Brunson with the Sacramento Monarchs.

06.07.2004

Matovic Opts for Sopron

Hungarian side Sopron continue to be active in the off-season, recently adding Serb & Montenegrin center Ivana Matovic to their roster.

Matovic will team up with additional recent signing Lucie Blahuskova, to form the core of the team's front-court in the upcoming season.

18.04.2004

Wauters Leads All-Star Five

At the 2004 EuroLeague Women Final Four, Ann Wauters displayed once again that she is the premier center in European basketball. The 23-year old Belgian was selected as Final Four MVP for the third time in her career and was also voted to the tournament All-Star Five.

18.04.2004

MiZo Pecs VSK 69 Gambrinus JME Brno 65

Pecs finally gave the home fans what they wanted at this weekend’s EuroLeague Women Final Four, namely a win. It may not have been the title game, but the 5,000 fans in attendance were treated to a fantastic game of basketball and of course, a victory.