Meniu
Most points
NameTotal.
 
V.Hasper198
G.Ignatovich158
A.Murauskaja149
Leading rebounders
NameTotal.
 
V.Hasper103
G.Ignatovich78
A.Murauskaja77
Most steals
NameTotal.
 
V.Padabed31
A.Murauskaja27
Y.Sharovka20
Birthdays
Tatajana Razguljajeva
Leagues
Poll
Who will be the CHAMPION of the XVIth BWBL?

"Teo", Vilnius (51)

"Berezina-RCOR", Borisov (13)

"Lemminkainen", Klaipeda (21)

"Minsk-2006", Minskas (15)

Match Calendar

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Team Standings
2009-10 Season final standings
Nr. TEAM W L Pts.
1 TEO 2 0 4
2 Leminkainen 1 1 3
3 BC "Minsk 2006" 1 1 3
4 Berezina-RCOR 0 2 2

2009-10 Season Semifinals
Group "A"
Nr. TEAM W L Pts.
1 BC "Minsk 2006" 5 2 12
2 Berezina-RCOR 5 2 12
3 TIM-SCUF 3 4 10
4 Viktoria 1 6 8
Group "B"
Nr. TEAM W L Pts.
1 Lemminkainen 1 0 2
2 ECLEX 0 1 1
3 TEO 0 0 0

2009-10 Regular Season
Group "A"
Nr. TEAM W L Pts.
1 BC "Minsk 2006" 4 2 10
2 Berezina-RCOR 4 2 10
3 TIM-SCUF 3 3 9
4 Viktoria 1 5 7
Group "B"
Nr. TEAM W L Pts.
1 Lemminkainen 4 0 8
2 ECLEX 2 2 6
3 TLU/VOLTA 0 4 4
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HISTORY
CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZEWINNERS
 

The Baltic Women's Basketball League was founded on May 19, 1994. The founders of the BWBL were Vidas Virbickas, a famous basketball specialist and the Secretary General of the League, and Prof. Kazimiera Prunskienė, President of the League for several years.

1st BWBL Championship (September 21, 1994 - March 26, 1995), 8 teams from 5 countries.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Telerina, Vilnius (coach Valentinas Kanapskis)
2. Viktorija, Kaunas (coach Vidas Gedvilas)
3. Arkadija, Riga (coach Aivars Vinbergs)

2nd BWBL Championship (October 22, 1995 - February 25, 1996), 8 teams from 5 countries.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Laisvė, Kaunas (coach Andrius Kuliešius)
2. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coach Valentinas Kanapskis)
3. Horizont, Minsk (coach Anatoli Buyalski)

3rd BWBL Championship (October 25, 1996 - March 16, 1997), 8 teams.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Laisvė, Kaunas (coach Andrius Kuliešius)
2. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coach Valentinas Kanapskis)
3. Horizont, Minsk (coach Anatoli Buyalski)

4th BWBL Championship (September 25, 1997 - March 21, 1998), 9 teams.
Teams prizewinners:
1. RTU-Klondaika, Riga (coach Aivars Vinbergs)
2. Horizont, Minsk (coach Anatoli Buyalski)
3. Laisvė, Kaunas (coach Andrius Kuliešius)

5th BWBL Championship (September 25, 1998 - March 28, 1999), 8 teams from 5 countries (final round September 26-28 in Marijampolė).
Teams prizewinners:
1. Horizont, Minsk (coach Anatoli Buyalski)
2. Arvi-Vermitas, Marijampolė (coach Stasys Žiliabarštis)
3. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coach Algirdas Budėnas)

6th BWBL Championship (September 24, 1999 - March 26, 2000), 9 teams from 6 countries, final round on March 24-26 in Vilnius.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coach Algirdas Budėnas)
2. Arvi-Vermitas, Marijampolė (coach Stasys Žiliabarštis)
3. RTU-Klondaika, Riga (coach Aivars Vinbergs)

7th BWBL Championship (September 29, 2000 - March 25, 2001), 13 teams from 7 countries. Final round on March 23-25, 2001, Riga.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coaches Algirdas Budėnas, Valentinas Kanapkis)
2. TTT, Riga (coach Ainars Zvirczdins)
3. Lintel 118, Vilnius (coach Angelė Rupšienė)

8th BWBL Championship (September 28, 2001 - March 30, 2002), 13 teams from 7 countries. Final round on March 28-30, 2002, Vilnius.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Loreta Berūkštienė)
2. Baltiskaja Zvezda, St. Petersburg (coach Kira Tržeskal, Vladimir Bakanov)
3. TTT, Riga (coach Ainars Chukste)

9th BWBL Championship (September 27, 2002 - March 30, 2003), 10 teams from 6 countries. Final round on March 28-30, 2003, Helsinki.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Alfredas Vainauskas)
2. Pantterit, Hellsinki (coaches Kyosti Kantakoski, Kari Liimo)
3. Baltiskaja Zvezda, St. Petersburg (coach Kira Tržeskal, Vladimir Bakanov)

10th BWBL Championship(September 26, 2003 - March 28, 2004), 17 teams from 6 countries. Final round on March 26-28, 2004, Druskininkai.
Teams prizewinners:
1. Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (Coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Alfredas Vainauskas)
2. Arvi, Marijampolė (Coaches Stasys Zaliabarstis, Gintautas Zibuda)
3. TTT, Riga (Coaches Ainars Chiukste, Juris Garkalns)

11th BWBL Championship(October 1, 2004 - April 10, 2005), 17 teams from 8 countries. Final round on April 8-10,2005
Teams prizewinners:
1.Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (Coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Alfredas Vainauskas)
2.Laisvė, Kaunas (coach Andrius Kuliešius)
3.Tim Scuf, Kiev (coach Marina Tkachenko)

12th BWBL Championship(September 30, 2005 - April 15, 2006), 18 teams from 7 countries. Final round on April 14-15,2005, Druskininkai
Teams prizewinners:
1.Lietuvos Telekomas, Vilnius (Coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Alfredas Vainauskas)
2.Tim Scuf, Kiev (coach Marina Tkachenko)
3.Arvi, Marijampolė (Coaches Gintautas Žibūda, Stasys Žaliabarštis)

13th BWBL Championship(October 3, 2006 - April 15, 2007), 13 teams from 5 countries. Final round on April 13-15,2007, Druskininkai
Teams prizewinners:
1.TEO, Vilnius (Coaches Algirdas Paulauskas, Alfredas Vainauskas)
2.Arvi, Marijampolė (Coaches Algirdas Budėnas, Valentinas Kanapkis)
3.TTT-RIGA, Riga (Coaches Ainars Čukstė, Aigards Nerips)

14th BWBL Championship(October 12, 2007 - April 20, 2008), 17 teams from 6 countries. Final round on April 18-20,2008, Ryga
Teams prizewinners:
1.TEO, Vilnius (Coaches Rutenis Paulauskas, Valdas Geciavičius)
2.BC-CESIS, Cesis (Coaches Gintaras Kručkauskas, Viktors Brizgalovs)
3.TTT-RIGA, Riga (Coaches Ainars Čukstė, Aigards Nerips)