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Teams
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Sport Lisboa Benfica - naised
Quinta dos Lombos - naised
União Sportiva - naised
Olivais - naised
GDESSA - naised
CP Esgueira - naised
Vitoria SC – naised
Boa Viagem - naised
Galitos Women
AD Vagos - naised
Coimbroes - naised
Academico – naised
Maia Basket - naised
AD Ovarense Women
CAB Madeira - naised
SIMECQ - naised
Alges - naised
CD Povoa - naised
Carnide Clube - naised
Barcelos - naised
Imortal BC - naised
Guifoes SC - naised
CLIP - naised
CP Natação - naised
Juvemaia-ACDC - naised
CAD Coimbra Women
Braga - naised
CB Queluz - naised
Leca - naised
Oliveirense Women
CDE Francisco Franco - naised
GD Gafanha – naised
Academica Coimbra Women
CDJR Women
S.C. Vasco da Gama - naised
Natação - naised
Sanjoanense - naised
Ferragudo Cidade Lagoa - naised
Estoril BC Women
NCR Valongo - naised
CD José Régio - naised
BAC - naised
Condeixa Women
Fisica Torres Vedras Women
GDEMAM/NOVACIGAS Women
Basquete Clube Women
Alenquer - naised
CAD/UPCC Women
ESA Women
Lobos da Malveira naised
Wikipedia - Portuguese Women's Basketball Cup
The Portuguese Women's Basketball Cup (Taça de Portugal de Basquetebol Feminino) is the women's top basketball cup in Portugal. It is organized by the Portuguese Basketball Federation and started in 1963–64 as Taça Regina Peyroteo. Four editions later, in 1967–68, it was renamed Taça de Portugal (Portuguese Cup).
Portugali karikavõistlused - naised