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The 20th anniversary of the FIBA European Women’s Basketball Summit unfolded in Postojna, Slovenia, gathering over 1,500 delegates from 45 nations to honor the competition’s impact and unveil a refreshed visual identity.
The 20th anniversary of the FIBA European Women’s Basketball Summit gathered over 1,500 participants from 45 countries in Postojna, Slovenia, where distinguished leaders unveiled a refreshed visual identity and reaffirmed the competition’s focus on coaching and refereeing development.
Jacob Crews, a former Missouri basketball standout, has inked a professional contract with Donar Groningen in the Dutch‑Belgian BNXT League, bringing his scoring prowess and championship ambitions to Europe.
After a six‑year college journey that included two seasons at the University of Missouri, Jacob Crews has agreed to a professional contract with Donar Groningen, a BNXT League team in the Netherlands.
The governing body confirmed the participating clubs, the structure of the Regular Season and Qualifiers, and announced that the draws will be held in Munich on July 16.
FIBA Europe and the Albanian Basketball Federation convened in Munich to outline a joint roadmap for youth development, grassroots projects and referee education, reinforcing support for the next two four‑year cycles.
A high‑profile meeting in Munich brings FIBA Europe’s leadership together with the Albanian Basketball Federation to accelerate grassroots growth, referee education and international participation.
The 2026 FIBA Europe Mini Basketball Convention in Skopje united more than three hundred young athletes and one hundred fifty coaches for a week of training, dialogue and future planning.