Lithuanian Women's Basketball League
Lithuanian Women's Basketball League
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| Sport |
Basketball |
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| Founded |
2002 |
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| No. of teams |
8 |
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| Country |
 Lithuania |
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| Most recent champion(s) |
Kaunas „TEO“ |
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| Level on pyramid |
1st tier |
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| Relegation to |
NMKL |
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LMKL All-Star Game in 2013
Rasa Žemantauskaitė during the LMKL All-Star Game in 2015.
The Lithuanian Women's Basketball League (Lithuanian: Lietuvos Moterų Krepšinio Lyga) has eight teams. Most of the time (seven times) league champions was Kaunas „TEO“ basketball team.
2007–08 season teams
- Kaunas „Aistės-Atletas“
- Marijampolė „Arvi“
- Panevėžys „Eglė“
- Kaunas „Laisvė“
- Klaipėda „Lemminkainen“
- Šiauliai „Rūta“
- Kaunas „TEO“
- Alytus „Alytus“
League champions
- 2002–03 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2003–04 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2004–05 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2005–06 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2006–07 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2007–08 Kaunas „TEO“
- 2008–09 Kaunas „TEO“
External links
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| International
tournaments | Africa | |
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| Americas |
- Women's Basketball Championships
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