Kalender

China - WCBA 03/19 11:30 636 Peking - Frauen vs Shanxi - Frauen - View
China - WCBA 03/22 11:30 636 Shanxi - Frauen vs Peking - Frauen - View

Resultate

China - WCBA 03/13 12:00 38 Xinjiang - Frauen v Peking - Frauen L 82-73
China - WCBA 03/10 11:30 37 [10] Peking - Frauen v Wuhan - Frauen [14] W 70-61
China - WCBA 03/08 11:30 36 [10] Peking - Frauen v Jiangsu - Frauen [4] L 77-78
China - WCBA 03/06 11:30 35 [17] Tianjin - Frauen v Peking - Frauen [10] W 72-82
China - WCBA 03/02 11:30 34 Daqing - Frauen v Peking - Frauen W 64-86
China - WCBA 02/28 11:30 33 [10] Peking - Frauen v Liaoning - Frauen [12] W 86-58
China - WCBA 02/26 11:30 32 [10] Peking - Frauen v Zhejiang - Frauen [5] L 78-87
China - WCBA 02/21 11:30 30 [2] Sichuan - Frauen v Peking - Frauen [10] L 86-52
China - WCBA 02/18 11:30 29 [10] Peking - Frauen v Guangdong - Frauen [4] L 67-79
China - WCBA 12/30 11:30 28 Fujian - Frauen v Peking - Frauen W 59-73
China - WCBA 12/28 11:30 27 Peking - Frauen v Xiamen - Frauen W 105-59
China - WCBA 12/26 11:30 26 [10] Peking - Frauen v Innere Mongolei - Frauen [1] L 86-92

Wikipedia - Beijing Great Wall

Beijing Great Wall is a Chinese professional women's basketball club based in Beijing, playing in the Women's Chinese Basketball Association (WCBA). The team is owned by Beijing Shougang Co., Ltd., which also owns the Beijing Ducks men's basketball team. Beijing Great Wall sometimes also carries the name of its sponsor BBMG.

The team won 4 WCBA championships, first in 2012 and more recently from 2016 to 2018.

History

The team was founded in 1952 and has won several championships during its history. In the national system, the Beijing team won several Chinese Women's Basketball League A and National Games championships. However, the team was also relegated to the second division because of its poor performance. In 1981, the Beijing women's basketball team won the last national league championship during the national system.

After four years of dormancy in the second division, the Beijing Shougang women's basketball team returned to the newly established top league WCBA in 1995. Although the Beijing women's basketball team has also introduced excellent players such as Zhang Yu and Qian Weijuan, the team has been wandering in the league until 2011. In May 2011, the team was even more dissatisfied with the "corporal punishment" of the coach, and the whole echelon of training broke out. However, the team rose rapidly in the subsequent 2011-2012 season, when the Beijing women's basketball team once again introduced Zhang Yu from Liaoning and former South Korean national player Kim Young-ok. Coupled with the gradual maturity of Zhang Fan, the core of the team, the Beijing women's basketball team finally successfully reached the season's finals and defeated Zhejiang to win the season's championship.

The Beijing women's basketball team has continued to be a competitive team in the WCBA since then. In 2016, the team won its second WCBA championship. The team has also been a regular participant in the FIBA Asia Women's Championship and has won the championship twice. The Beijing women's basketball team is a respected team in Chinese basketball. The team has a long and storied history and has produced many talented players. The team is a source of pride for the city of Beijing, and continues to be a competitive force in the WCBA.

Die Beijing Jinyu Women sind eine professionelle Basketballmannschaft aus Peking, China. Sie spielen in der Chinese Women's Basketball League (WCBA), der höchsten Spielklasse für Damenbasketball in China. Das Team wurde 1995 gegründet und hat seitdem mehrere Meisterschaften gewonnen, darunter den WCBA-Titel in den Jahren 2006 und 2007. Sie werden von Cheftrainerin Xu Limin trainiert und haben mehrere herausragende Spielerinnen in ihrem Kader, darunter die chinesische Nationalspielerin Zhang Ziyu. Die Beijing Jinyu Women sind bekannt für ihren schnellen und aggressiven Spielstil und ihre starke Verteidigung. Sie haben eine große Fangemeinde und ihre Heimspiele finden in der Shougang-Basketballhalle statt.