Basketball competitions covered: FIBA, EuroLeague, NBA, WNBA
Guide to the competitions we cover — FIBA EuroBasket and World Cups, EuroLeague and EuroLeague Women, NBA and WNBA — formats and seasons.
FIBA: EuroBasket and World Cups
FIBA runs national-team basketball: the men’s and women’s World Cups, EuroBasket and EuroBasket Women in Europe, and the qualifying windows. The European women’s championship is held every two years; our archive of the 2013 edition in France is the historical core of this site.
EuroLeague and EuroLeague Women
The EuroLeague is Europe’s top men’s club competition, with a regular season followed by playoffs and a Final Four. On the women’s side, EuroLeague Women, run by FIBA Europe, brings together the continent’s leading clubs.
NBA
The North American league plays a regular season from October to April, a play-in tournament, then best-of-seven playoff series. It is the most searched basketball competition worldwide for scores and predictions.
WNBA
North America’s professional women’s league is played in the summer, which lets many European internationals combine it with their club season. Several EuroBasket 2013 players have played in it.