2020–21 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto

Liga Femenina Endesa1
Season2020–21
Number of games255
Number of teams16
Regular season
RelegatedAlter Enersun Al-Qázeres Extremadura
Quesos El Pastor
Finals
ChampionsPerfumerías Avenida
(7th title)
  Runners-upValencia Basket
SemifinalistsSpar Girona
Lointek Gernika Bizkaia
Records
Biggest home winGirona 85–37 Cáceres
(11 January 2021)
Avenida 91–43 Gernika
(25 April 2021)
Biggest away winCáceres 42–97 Avenida
(2 October 2020)
Highest scoringTenerife 103–102 Gran Canaria
(20 September 2020)
2021–22 →
1 Sponsored league name, referring to Endesa.

The 2020–21 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto, also known as Liga Femenina Endesa for sponsorship reasons, was the 58th season of the Spanish basketball women's league. It started on 19 September 2020 with the first round of the regular season and ended on 6 May 2021 with the finals.

It was the following season after the 2019–20 season was curtailed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Consequently, there were not relegations to Liga Femenina 2 and the league was expanded to 16 teams for this season.

Format changes

For this season, the league was expanded to 16 teams and the first two rounds of the playoffs will be played in a two-legged tie, instead of previous seasons best-of-three playoff that are kept for the finals.[1]

Teams

Promotion and relegation (pre-season)

A total of 16 teams consisted the league, including the same 14 sides from the 2019–20 season and two promoted from the 2019–20 Liga Femenina 2.[2][3]

Teams promoted from Liga Femenina 2

Other changes

The professional team of Stadium Casablanca was integrated into Basket Zaragoza's structure to become its women's team. It played with its colours, name and crest.[5]

Venues and locations

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Location of teams in 2020–21 Liga Femenina
2020–21 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto is located in Canary Islands
Tenerife
Tenerife
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Location of teams from the Canary Islands in 2020–21 Liga Femenina
Team Home city Arena Capacity
Alter Enersun Al-Qázeres Extremadura Cáceres Multiusos Ciudad de Cáceres 6,550
Cadí La Seu La Seu d'Urgell Palau d'Esports 800
Campus Promete Logroño Palacio de los Deportes 4,500
Casademont Zaragoza Zaragoza Pabellón Príncipe Felipe 10,744
Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife San Cristóbal de La Laguna Santiago Martín 5,100
Durán Maquinaria Ensino Lugo Pazo dos Deportes 6,500
Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM Bembibre Bembibre Arena 1,500
IDK Euskotren San Sebastián José Antonio Gasca 2,500
Kutxabank Araski Vitoria-Gasteiz Mendizorrotza 2,603
Lointek Gernika Bizkaia Gernika Maloste 800
Movistar Estudiantes Madrid Antonio Magariños 700
Perfumerías Avenida Salamanca Würzburg 3,000
Quesos El Pastor Zamora Ángel Nieto 2,200
Spar Girona Girona Girona-Fontajau 5,500
Spar Gran Canaria Las Palmas La Paterna 1,600
Valencia Basket Valencia La Fonteta 8,500

Regular season

League table

Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Perfumerías Avenida 30 29 1 2437 1765 +672 59 Qualification to playoffs
2 Valencia Basket 30 29 1 2267 1741 +526 59
3 Spar Girona 30 26 4 2304 1851 +453 56
4 Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 30 18 12 2020 1851 +169 48
5 Movistar Estudiantes 30 18 12 2086 1941 +145 48
6 Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 30 16 14 2022 2123 −101 46
7 Durán Maquinaria Ensino 30 15 15 2045 2121 −76 45
8 Spar Gran Canaria 30 13 17 2185 2273 −88 43
9 Cadí La Seu 30 13 17 1923 1986 −63 43
10 IDK Euskotren 30 13 17 2030 2042 −12 43
11 Kutxabank Araski 30 12 18 1882 1984 −102 42
12 Campus Promete 30 11 19 1949 2101 −152 41
13 Casademont Zaragoza 30 9 21 2044 2272 −228 39
14 Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 30 8 22 1921 2164 −243 38
15 Alter Enersun Al-Qázeres Extremadura 30 7 23 1827 2188 −361 37 Relegation to Liga Femenina Challenge
16 Quesos El Pastor 30 3 27 1830 2369 −539 33
Source: FEB

Positions by round

The table lists the positions of teams after completion of each round. In order to preserve chronological evolvements, any postponed matches are not included in the round at which they were originally scheduled, but added to the full round they were played immediately afterwards.

Source: FEB

Results

Home \ Away ALQ CAD PRO ZGZ TFE ENS BEM GIP ARA GER EST AVE ZAM GIR GCA VAL
Alter Enersun Al-Qázeres Extremadura — 51–61 75–69 66–79 71–76 77–74 81–77 67–63 78–62 38–69 56–59 42–97 74–56 58–83 66–80 53–74
Cadí La Seu 81–69 — 73–69 60–57 59–67 65–78 66–54 67–62 55–67 58–50 64–61 57–80 58–68 50–71 82–69 67–77
Campus Promete 68–62 65–63 — 65–73 61–66 78–72 75–79 59–69 77–62 59–47 66–82 44–75 89–52 70–96 73–66 51–71
Casademont Zaragoza 77–71 70–69 104–60 — 61–80 66–74 79–75 74–82 77–81 76–87 64–85 71–77 70–60 76–80 56–88 62–91
Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 48–54 56–70 68–56 69–66 — 63–72 83–80 69–61 77–57 62–46 74–73 55–84 91–60 48–80 103–102 66–70
Durán Maquinaria Ensino 67–61 76–73 48–56 88–55 60–73 — 70–65 80–71 70–67 66–78 56–73 52–58 81–52 74–89 92–57 52–77
Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 68–55 61–74 63–80 66–63 55–62 68–65 — 65–76 52–54 62–49 71–78 64–81 79–59 46–77 79–69 58–84
IDK Euskotren 81–69 58–44 62–55 76–67 71–76 87–89 69–58 — 59–53 60–50 60–76 66–84 70–58 63–81 73–86 58–64
Kutxabank Araski 64–54 68–58 72–62 60–53 81–64 65–67 72–54 52–60 — 54–60 61–67 65–76 68–63 54–62 72–80 57–60
Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 86–60 80–61 58–51 87–47 85–62 84–62 70–45 71–65 79–70 — 77–74 62–93 80–55 60–69 78–64 54–59
Movistar Estudiantes 71–58 56–59 73–59 83–54 71–52 83–71 61–59 64–58 67–57 53–64 — 52–71 97–51 54–71 71–68 68–85
Perfumerías Avenida 92–50 70–50 89–49 92–73 76–36 80–45 76–45 80–76 86–49 72–64 63–58 — 91–58 79–61 107–66 71–69
Quesos El Pastor 63–54 55–72 55–94 71–82 99–84 55–62 68–78 66–82 59–60 57–80 55–82 64–87 — 71–109 72–80 52–78
Spar Girona 85–37 86–83 93–57 68–60 63–54 88–53 87–69 65–58 81–57 60–41 88–78 67–74 78–56 — 79–73 58–68
Spar Gran Canaria 70–64 74–71 59–71 78–82 81–78 80–83 89–73 72–66 58–63 73–72 70–65 70–92 83–61 72–74 — 60–74
Valencia Basket 88–56 61–53 74–61 83–50 98–60 77–46 92–53 81–68 69–58 64–52 79–51 85–84 76–59 58–55 81–48 —
Source: FEB
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Playoffs

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                
1 Perfumerías Avenida 80 95 175
8 Spar Gran Canaria 61 62 123
1 Perfumerías Avenida 77 91 168
4 Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 55 43 98
4 Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 42 74 116
5 Movistar Estudiantes 47 64 111
1 Perfumerías Avenida 64 76 76 2
2 Valencia Basket 67 74 61 1
2 Valencia Basket 69 82 151
7 Durán Maquinaria Ensino 58 54 112
2 Valencia Basket 73 87 160
3 Spar Girona 64 74 138
3 Spar Girona 79 74 153
6 Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 45 67 112

Source: FEB

Final standings

Pos Team Pld W L Qualification or relegation
1 Perfumerías Avenida (C) 37 35 2 Qualification to EuroLeague regular season
2 Valencia Basket 37 34 3 Qualification to EuroLeague qualifying round
3 Spar Girona[a] (X) 34 28 6 Qualification to EuroLeague regular season
4 Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 34 19 15 Qualification to EuroCup group stage
5 Movistar Estudiantes 32 19 13
6 Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 32 16 16
7 Durán Maquinaria Ensino 32 15 17 Qualification to EuroCup qualification round
8 Spar Gran Canaria 32 13 19
9 Cadí La Seu 30 13 17
10 IDK Euskotren 30 13 17
11 Kutxabank Araski 30 12 18
12 Campus Promete 30 11 19
13 Casademont Zaragoza 30 9 21
14 Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 30 8 22
15 Alter Enersun Al-Qázeres Extremadura (R) 30 7 23 Relegation to Liga Femenina Challenge
16 Quesos El Pastor (R) 30 3 27
Source: FEB
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated; (X) Champion of the Copa de la Reina
Notes:
  1. ^ Spar Girona qualified to the EuroLeague by winning the Copa de la Reina.

Awards

All official awards of the 2020–21 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto.[6]

MVP

Pos. Player Team
C Montenegro Markeisha Gatling Casademont Zaragoza

Source: [7]

National MVP

Pos. Player Team
PG Spain Cristina Ouviña Valencia Basket

Source: [8]

All–League Team

Pos. Player Team
PG Spain Cristina Ouviña Valencia Basket
SG United States Chelsea Gray Spar Girona
SF United States Tiffany Hayes Perfumerías Avenida
PF United States Katie Lou Samuelson Perfumerías Avenida
C Montenegro Markeisha Gatling Casademont Zaragoza

Source: [9]

Best Young Player Award

Pos. Player Team
PG Spain Maite Cazorla Perfumerías Avenida

Source: [10]

Best Coach

Coach Team
Spain Alberto Ortego Movistar Estudiantes

Source: [11]

Player of the round

Regular season

Round Player Team Eff. Ref
1 United States Brittany McPhee Spar Gran Canaria 36 [12]
2 United States Katie Lou Samuelson Perfumerías Avenida 34 [13][14]
3 Mali Sika Koné Spar Gran Canaria 35 [15]
4 The Bahamas Lashann Higgs Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 30 [16]
5 United States Merritt Hempe Durán Maquinaria Ensino 36 [17]
6 Mali Sika Koné (2) Spar Gran Canaria 38 [18]
7 United States Kai James Spar Gran Canaria 34 [19]
8 United States Asia Taylor Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 37 [20]
9 United States Asia Taylor (2) Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife 36 [21]
10 Spain Rosó Buch Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 24 [22]
11 Montenegro Markeisha Gatling Casademont Zaragoza 38 [23]
12 Serbia Sonja Vasić Lointek Gernika Bizkaia 28 [24][25]
13 The Bahamas Lashann Higgs (2) Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 31 [26]
14 The Bahamas Lashann Higgs (3) Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 32 [27]
Senegal Maimouna Diarra Campus Promete
15 United States Katie Lou Samuelson (2) Perfumerías Avenida 32 [28]
16 Spain Laia Flores Campus Promete 40 [29]
17 United States Celeste Trahan-Davis Valencia Basket 42 [30]
18 Spain Vega Gimeno Durán Maquinaria Ensino 38 [31]
19 Montenegro Markeisha Gatling (2) Casademont Zaragoza 35 [32]
20 United States Sara Rhine Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 27 [33]
21 Serbia Aleksandra Stanaćev Durán Maquinaria Ensino 33 [34]
22 Montenegro Markeisha Gatling (3) Casademont Zaragoza 42 [35]
23 Montenegro Markeisha Gatling (4) Casademont Zaragoza 31 [36]
24 United States Arica Carter Movistar Estudiantes 26 [37]
25 The Bahamas Lashann Higgs (4) Embutidos Pajariel Bembibre PDM 30 [38]
Mali Sika Koné (3) Spar Gran Canaria
26 United States Abigail Wolf Quesos El Pastor 28 [39]
Mali Sika Koné (4) Spar Gran Canaria
27 United States Kai James (2) Spar Gran Canaria 31 [40]
28 Spain María Araújo Spar Girona 32 [41]
29 United States Chatrice White Durán Maquinaria Ensino 34 [42]
30 Mali Mariam Coulibaly IDK Euskotren 36 [43]

Quarter-finals

Round Player Team Eff. Ref
1st leg Nigeria Adaora Elonu Spar Girona 32 [44]
2nd leg United States Celeste Trahan-Davis (2) Valencia Basket 35 [45]

Semi-finals

Round Player Team Eff. Ref
1st leg Spain Cristina Ouviña Valencia Basket 25 [46]
2nd leg Australia Rebecca Allen Valencia Basket 30 [47]

Final

Round Player Team Eff. Ref
1st leg Spain Raquel Carrera Valencia Basket 24 [48]
2nd leg United States Tiffany Hayes Perfumerías Avenida 21 [49]
3rd leg United States Katie Lou Samuelson (3) Perfumerías Avenida 25 [50]

Spanish clubs in international competitions

FIBA Europe competitions
Team Competition Progress Result W–L
Perfumerías Avenida EuroLeague Final Loss vs. Russia UMMC Ekaterinburg 9–1
Semi-finals Win vs. Hungary Sopron Basket
Quarter-finals Win vs. Spain Spar Girona
Regular season Group A 1st of 4 teams (6–0)
Spar Girona Quarter-finals Loss vs. Spain Perfumerías Avenida 4–5
Regular season Group C 2nd of 4 teams (3–3)
Qualifying round Win vs. Romania ACS Sepsi SIC
Valencia Basket EuroCup Final Win vs. Italy Reyer Venezia 7–0
Semi-finals Win vs. France Flammes Carolo Basket
Quarter-finals Win vs. France ESBVA-LM
Round of 16 Win vs. Hungary Aluinvent DVTK Miskolc
Group stage Group H 1st of 4 teams (3–0)
Lointek Gernika Bizkaia Round of 16 Loss vs. Romania ACS Sepsi SIC 2–2
Group stage Group F 2nd of 4 teams (2–1)
Cadí La Seu Group stage Group G 3rd of 4 teams (2–1) 2–1
Ciudad de La Laguna Tenerife Group stage Group F 3rd of 4 teams (2–1) 3–1
Qualification round Win vs. Belgium Kangoeroes Mechelen

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