Lulea (W)

Leagues Played: Sweden Basketligan Women 283 EWBL Women 11 Euro Cup Women 7 Sweden Cup Women 6 Club Friendlies Women 1 Sweden Superettan Women 1
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Fixtures

Sweden Basketligan Women	10/05 13:00	-	Alvik Women vs Lulea (W)	-	View
Sweden Basketligan Women	10/18 15:30	-	Brahe Women vs Lulea (W)	-	View
Sweden Basketligan Women	10/22 17:00	-	IK Eos Women vs Lulea (W)	-	View
Sweden Basketligan Women	10/22 17:00	-	Lulea (W) vs Rig Lulea Women	-	View
Sweden Basketligan Women	10/25 14:00	-	Malbas Women vs Lulea (W)	-	View
Sweden Basketligan Women	10/31 18:00	-	Lulea (W) vs Alvik Women	-	View

Results

Sweden Basketligan Women	09/27 14:00	-	Lulea (W) v Norrkoping Dolphins Women	W	90-62
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/27 16:00	1	^[1] Lulea Women v Hogsbo Women ^[3]	W	89-63
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/25 17:00	1	^[3] Hogsbo Women v Lulea Women ^[1]	W	73-86
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/22 17:00	1	^[1] Lulea Women v Hogsbo Women ^[3]	W	88-67
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/11 17:00	2	^[1] Lulea Women v Sodertalje Women ^[5]	W	89-58
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/09 17:00	2	^[5] Sodertalje Women v Lulea Women ^[1]	W	72-92
Sweden Basketligan Women	04/07 17:00	2	^[1] Lulea Women v Sodertalje Women ^[5]	W	95-62
Sweden Basketligan Women	03/31 17:00	3	^[8] Mark Boras Women v Lulea Women ^[1]	W	51-90
Sweden Basketligan Women	03/29 17:00	3	^[1] Lulea Women v Mark Boras Women ^[8]	W	109-60
Sweden Basketligan Women	03/22 15:00	-	^[1] Lulea Women v Ostersund Women ^[10]	W	97-54
Sweden Basketligan Women	03/08 17:00	-	^[1] Lulea Women v Norrkoping Dolphins Women ^[2]	L	66-68
Sweden Basketligan Women	03/01 14:00	-	^[5] Alvik Women v Lulea Women ^[1]	W	54-95

Wikipedia - Luleå Basket

Luleå Basket is a professional women's basketball club in Luleå, Sweden. The club was established as Luleå Basketbollklubb (BBK) in 1978. The team competes in the Basketligan dam.

The team was known as Northland Basket between 2011 and 2015.

The team won their first Swedish women's national basketball championship in 2014. They went on to win five straight championships, with titles coming in 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018. They won their sixth and seventh championships in 2021 and 2023.