Liga Feminina de Basquetebol

Liga Feminina de Basquetebol
SportBasketball
Founded1955
ContinentEurope

The Liga Feminina de Basquetebol (LFB) is the premier women's basketball league in Portugal.[1] Founded in 1955, it has been carried out every year since 1959. Currently the LFB is granted two spots in the FIBA Eurocup.[2]

2015–16 Teams

  • Benfica
  • Boa Viagem
  • Lousada A.C.
  • CAB Madeira
  • Essa Barreiro
  • Olivais
  • Ovarense
  • Quinta dos Lombos
  • Sporting
  • Torres Novas
  • União Sportiva
  • Vagos

List of champions

  • 1955 Os Belenenses (1)
  • 1959 Academica Coimbra (1)
  • 1960 Academica Coimbra (2)
  • 1961 Benfica de Lubango (1)
  • 1962 Benfica de Lubango (2)
  • 1963 Benfica de Lubango (3)
  • 1964 Academica Coimbra (3)
  • 1965 Benfica de Lubango (4)
  • 1966 Benfica de Lubango (5)
  • 1967 CDUP (1)
  • 1968 Academica Coimbra (4)
  • 1969 Academica Coimbra (5)
  • 1970 Academica Coimbra (6)
  • 1971 CIF Lisboa (1)
  • 1972 Academica Coimbra (7)
  • 1973 Academica Coimbra (8)
  • 1974 Academica Coimbra (9)
  • 1975 Académico Porto (1)
  • 1976 Academica Coimbra (10)
  • 1977 CIF Lisboa (2)
  • 1978 Académico Porto (2)
  • 1979 CIF Lisboa (3)
  • 1980 CIF Lisboa (4)
  • 1981 CIF Lisboa (5)
  • 1982 CIF Lisboa (6)
  • 1983 Algés (1)
  • 1984 CIF Lisboa (7)
  • 1985 Algés (2)
  • 1986 Algés (3)
  • 1987 CIF Lisboa (8)
  • 1988 Algés (4)
  • 1989 Estrelas Avenida (1)
  • 1990 Estrelas Avenida (2)
  • 1991 CIF Lisboa (9)
  • 1992 Estrelas Avenida (3)
  • 1993 União Santarém (1)
  • 1994 Estrelas Avenida (4)
  • 1995 Estrelas Avenida (5)
  • 1996 União Santarém (2)
  • 1997 CAB Madeira (1)
  • 2018 União Sportiva (3)
  • 2019 Olivais (5)
  • 2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
  • 2021 SL Benfica (1)
  • 2022 SL Benfica (2)

References

  1. ^ Results and news in eurobasket.com
  2. ^ 2011-12 teams in FIBA Europe's website

http://www.fpb.pt/fpb_zone/portal/img/home_317/fotos/144130511000050400010517140314.pdf

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