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TV Contract

In September 2023, the French Basketball Federation (FFBB) and Skweek platform announced they had signed a partnership and broadcasting agreement for the French Cup and LFB. Starting September 23, 2023, the platform will offer one women's basketball game per week, on Saturdays at 7:00 PM, as well as the complete playoffs and finals in co-broadcast with Sport en France.

LFB Format

The LFB championship consists of three phases:

• Regular season: 12 teams competing in home/away games
• Playoffs: top 8 teams from regular season compete in quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals. Finals are played in best-of-3 format.
• Playdowns: teams ranked 9th to 12th play home/away games. The last team in this 4-team mini-ranking is relegated to LF2.

Last 10 LFB Champions

• 2023: Lyon Asvel Féminin
• 2022: Bourges
• 2021: Basket Landes
• 2020: n/a (covid)
• 2019: Lyon Asvel Féminin
• 2018: Bourges
• 2017: Villeneuve d'Ascq
• 2016: Lattes Montpellier
• 2015: Bourges
• 2014: Lattes Montpellier
• 2013: Bourges

Most Titled Clubs in History

• 15 titles: Bourges
• 13 titles: Clermont
• 7 titles: Paris and Valenciennes
• 6 titles: Stade français
• 3 titles: Chateau Thierry, Mirande, Montferrand and Challes Basket

Recent LFB MVPs

• 2024: Kennedy Burke (Villeneuve d'Ascq)
• 2023: Kennedy Burke (Villeneuve d'Ascq)
• 2022: Iliana Rupert (Bourges)
• 2021: Alexia Chartereau (Bourges)
• 2020: n/a (covid)
• 2019: Helena Ciak (Lattes Montpellier)
• 2018: Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe (Nantes Rezé)

LFB Best Young Players

• 2024: Dominique Malonga (Tarbes)
• 2023: Carla Leite (Tarbes)
• 2022: Pauline Astier (Bourges)
• 2021: Iliana Rupert (Bourges)
• 2020: n/a (covid)
• 2019: Marine Fauthoux (Tarbes)
• 2018: Alexia Chartereau (Bourges)

LFB Best Coaches

• 2024: Rachid Meziane (Villeneuve d'Ascq)
• 2023: David Gautier (Lyon Asvel Féminin)
• 2022: Olivier Lafargue (Bourges)
• 2021: Olivier Lafargue (Bourges)
• 2020: n/a (covid)
• 2019: Valérie Demory (Lyon Asvel Féminin)
• 2018: François Gomez (Tarbes)