The 2023–24 EuroCup Women Qualification Round decided the final three teams in the regular season.

Format

Six teams were divided into three play offs, where the winners on aggregate advanced to the regular season.

Teams

Location of teams of the 2023–24 EuroLeague Women Qualification Round.
Orange: Play Off 1; Green: Play Off 2; Deep Pink: Play Off 3.
Teams
Czech Republic Ostrava
Greece Eleftheria Moschatou
Portugal Sportiva Azoris Hotels
Romania CS Universitatea Cluj
Slovakia MBK Ružomberok
Turkey Antalya Toroslar BC
Location of teams in 2023–24 EuroCup Women Qualification Round (Azores).
Green: Play Off 2.

Draw

The draw took place in Munich, Germany on the 9 August 2023.[1][2] The bold text means which teams advanced.

Seeded Unseeded

Slovakia MBK Ružomberok
Greece Eleftheria Moschatou
Portugal Sportiva Azoris Hotels

Turkey Antalya Toroslar BC
Romania CS Universitatea Cluj
Czech Republic Ostrava

Matches

The three winners on aggregate advanced to the regular season.

Team 1 Agg. Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Ostrava Czech Republic 94–115 Slovakia MBK Ružomberok 45–59 49–56
Antalya Toroslar BC Turkey 131–110 Portugal Sportiva Azoris Hotels 66–49 65–61
CS Universitatea Cluj Romania 107–127 Greece Eleftheria Moschatou 47–62 60–65

All times are local.

21 September
18:00
Ostrava Czech Republic 45–59 Slovakia MBK Ružomberok
Scoring by quarter: 11–18, 9–9, 10–11, 15–21
Pts: Little 11
Rebs: Little 10
Asts: Little 4		 Pts: Yatskovets 17
Rebs: Hadacova 14
Asts: Mikovcakova 9
Tatran Hall, Ostrava
Referees: Ritvars Helmsteins (LAT), Tomasz Wit Langowski (POL), Elvis Binders-Coders (LAT)
28 September
17:00
MBK Ružomberok Slovakia 56–49 Czech Republic Ostrava
Scoring by quarter: 16–7, 4–14, 17–18, 19–10
Pts: Yatskovets 14
Rebs: Yatskovets 14
Asts: Havranova 4		 Pts: Little 9
Rebs: Little 7
Asts: Motycakova 2
Športová hala Koniareň, Ružomberok
Referees: Özlem Yalman (Turkey), Viktor Nagy (Hungary), Josip Mikilic (Croatia)

MBK Ružomberok won 115–94 on aggregate

20 September
15:00
Antalya Toroslar BC Turkey 66–49 Portugal Sportiva Azoris Hotels
Scoring by quarter: 21–7, 6–17, 18–10, 21–15
Pts: Bone, Henderson 20
Rebs: Bone 17
Asts: Kavurmacioglu 8		 Pts: Warren 13
Rebs: Pereira 18
Asts: Serranho 5
Antalya Sport Arena, Muratpasa
Referees: Jan Baloun (CZE), Nir Meirson (ISR), Nikolaos Tziopanos (GRE)
28 September
20:30
Sportiva Azoris Hotels Portugal 61–65 Turkey Antalya Toroslar BC
Scoring by quarter: 20–21, 11–15, 19–9, 11–20
Pts: Tamutyte 15
Rebs: Pereira 13
Asts: Carregosa, Serranho 3		 Pts: Henderson 18
Rebs: Kavurmacioglu 7
Asts: Henderson 6
Pavilhão Sidónio Serpa, Ponta Delgada
Referees: Arnau Padros (Spain), Laure Coanus (France), James Kerry Dominique (Gibraltar)

Antalya Toroslar BC won 131–110 on aggregate

21 September
18:00
CS Universitatea Cluj Romania 47–62 Greece Eleftheria Moschatou
Scoring by quarter: 11–11, 11–20, 19–15, 6–16
Pts: Pana 10
Rebs: Pavel 15
Asts: Pana 5		 Pts: Zec 22
Rebs: Zec 11
Asts: Pangalos, Spatharou 3
BTarena, Cluj-Napoca
Referees: Vladimir Jevtovic (SRB), Nemanja Ninkovic (SRB), Mikheil Vartanov (GEO)
27 September
19:30
Eleftheria Moschatou Greece 65–60 Romania CS Universitatea Cluj
Scoring by quarter: 19–16, 18–13, 21–20, 7–11
Pts: Zec 12
Rebs: Kiser 10
Asts: Spatharou 7		 Pts: Pavel 26
Rebs: Pavel 14
Asts: Pana 11
Eleftheria Moschatou Basketball Arena, Moschato
Referees: Jelena Tomic (Croatia), Zoran Mitrovski (North Macedonia), Alakbar Hasanov (Azerbaijan)

Eleftheria Moschatou won 127–107 on aggregate

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Draw complete for EuroCup Women 2023-24 Qualifiers and Regular Season". FIBA.basketball.
  2. ↑ "Formațiile românești și-au aflat adversarele din competițiile europene feminine". Baschet.ro.
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