PLKK

PLKK

Official logo of league
Sport Basketball
Founded 1928
Inaugural season 1928-29
No. of teams 10
Country Poland Poland
Continent European Union FIBA Europe (Europe)
Level on pyramid 1

Polska Liga Koszykówki Kobiet, a.k.a. Ford Germa Ekstraklasa for sponsorship reasons, is the premier women's basketball league in Poland. Founded in 1929, it has been carried out every year since except for 1935 and World War II.

Wisla Krakow is the most successful team in the championship with 21 titles, followed by AZS Wroclaw, Lotos Gdynia and LKS Lodz with fourteen, eleven and nine respectively. Gdynia holds the longest winning streak with eight titles in a row between 1998 and 2005.[1] As of 2012 the PLKK is one of four leagues granted three spots in the Euroleague along with France's LFB, Russia's Premier League and Spain's LFB.[2]

List of champions

  • 1929 Cracovia
  • 1930 AZS Warsaw
  • 1931 AZS Warsaw
  • 1932 IKP Lodz
  • 1933 IKP Lodz
  • 1934 Polonia
  • 1936 Polonia
  • 1937 AZS Warsaw
  • 1938 AZS Warsaw
  • 1939 IKP Lodz
  • 1946 TUR Lodz
  • 1947 AZS Warsaw
  • 1948 Spójnia Warsaw
  • 1949 Spójnia Warsaw
  • 1950 AZS Warsaw
  • 1951 Spójnia Warsaw
  • 1952 Spójnia Warsaw
  • 1953 AZS Warsaw
  • 1954 AZS Warsaw
  • 1955 AZS Warsaw
  • 1956 AZS Warsaw
  • 1957 Lech Poznan
  • 1958 AZS Warsaw
  • 1959 Wawel Krakow
  • 1960 AZS Warsaw
  • 1961 AZS Warsaw
  • 1962 AZS Warsaw

Sponsorship

Tables

Season 2004/2005 Teams

The first 9 teams will play in Sharp Torell Basket Liga in the next season:

Last team is dropped from STBL

Winner of the 1st legua is promoted to STBL

Season 2003/2004 league playoffs

Playoffs for 1st place: Stary Browar AZS Poznań (2nd place) Lotos VBW Clima Gdynia (Polish Champion 2004) 1:3

Playoffs for 3rd place: PZU Polfa Pabianice (3rd place) CCC Aquapark Polkowice (4th place) 2:1

Season 2003/2004 league table

Season 2004/2005 league table

Season 2005/2006 league table

Season 2006/2007 league table

Season 2007/2008 league table

Season 2011/2012 league table

  1. TS Wisła Can-Pack Kraków
  2. CCC Polkowice
  3. Lotos Gdynia
  4. Energa Toruń
  5. Martizol Lider Pruszków
  6. KK ROW Rybnik
  7. KSSSE AZS PWSZ Gorzów Wielkopolski
  8. ŁKS Siemens AGD Łódź
  9. Artego Bydgoszcz
  10. Widzew Łódź
  11. MKS Tęcza Leszno
  12. Odra Brzeg
  13. MUKS Poznań
  14. INEA AZS Poznań

See also

References

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