1964–65 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup

The 1964–65 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup was the seventh edition of FIBA's competition for European women's basketball national champions. It ran from December 10, 1964, to June 18, 1965, and it was contested by 14 teams. Defending champion Daugava Riga defeated 2-times champions Slavia Sofia, which made its final appearance in the competition, to win its fifth title.^[1]

Results

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Round 1 December 10–17, 1964				Quarterfinals January 7–28, 1965				Semifinals February 10–19, 1965				Final June 11–18, 1965

Gerbe Montceau			w/o
Académica Coimbra
Académica Coimbra				Gerbe Montceau	51	45	96
				Gerbe Montceau	51	45	96
				Wisla Krakow	50	63	113
				Wisla Krakow	50	63	113


								Wisla Krakow	43	52	95
								Wisla Krakow	43	52	95
								Daugava Riga	64	54	118
MTK Budapest			?					Daugava Riga	64	54	118
MTK Budapest			?
Maccabi Tel Aviv			?
Maccabi Tel Aviv			?	Maccabi Tel Aviv	39	26	65
				Maccabi Tel Aviv	39	26	65
				Daugava Riga	93	96	189
				Daugava Riga	93	96	189


												Daugava Riga	49	52	101
												Daugava Riga	49	52	101
												Slavia Sofia	31	62	93
?			?									Slavia Sofia	31	62	93
?			?
Radnički Beograd			?
Radnički Beograd			?	Radnički Beograd	59	66	125
				Radnički Beograd	59	66	125
				Slovan Orbis Prague	63	73	136
Chemie Halle	51	63	114	Slovan Orbis Prague	63	73	136
Chemie Halle	51	63	114
Slovan Orbis Prague	65	74	129
Slovan Orbis Prague	65	74	129					Slovan Orbis Prague	60	44	104
								Slovan Orbis Prague	60	44	104
								Slavia Sofia	57	57	114
Blue Stars BC	65	59	124					Slavia Sofia	57	57	114
Blue Stars BC	65	59	124
CREFF Madrid	43	39	82
CREFF Madrid	43	39	82	Blue Stars BC	64	54	118
				Blue Stars BC	64	54	118
				Slavia Sofia	63	71	134
Ştiinţa Bucharest				Slavia Sofia	63	71	134
Ştiinţa Bucharest
Slavia Sofia			w/o

References

↑ Results in todor66.com

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