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MŽRKL
Sport	Basketball
Founded	2005
No. of teams	12
Country	Bosnia and Herzegovina; Croatia; Hungary; Serbia; Slovenia
Most recent; champion(s)	Partizan Galenika Belgrade; (1st title)
Official website	mzrkl.org

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Međunarodna ženska regionalna košarkaška liga, shortly MŽRKL , also known as Women's Adriatic League(WABA), is a top-level regional basketball league, featuring female teams from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Serbia and Slovenia.

Current teams

Country	Teams	Team	City	Venue (Capacity)
Serbia	5
		Partizan Galenika	Belgrade	Belgrade Sport Palace (5,000)
		Radivoj Korać	Belgrade	Sport EKO Hall (1,000)
		Vojvodina NIS	Novi Sad	SPC Vojvodina (1,030)
		Voždovac	Belgrade	SC Šumice (1,000)
		Vršac	Vršac	Millennium Center (4,400)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	3
		Čelik	Zenica	Arena Zenica (6,200)
		Mladi Krajišnik	Banja Luka	Sport Hall Obilićevo (800)
		Sloboda	Novi Grad	Sport Hall Novi Grad (800)
Slovenia	2
		Athlete Celje	Celje	Dvorana Gimnazije Celje - Center (300)
		Subrina Ilirija	Ljubljana	ŠRC Ježica (300)
Croatia	1	Novi Zagreb(*)	Zagreb	Sport Hall Trnsko (2,500)
Hungary	1	PEAC-Pécs	Pécs	Lauber Dezső Sports Hall (3000)

(*) ŽKK Novi Zagreb left competition during 2012–13 season

Finals

Season	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Venue	Location	MVP
2011–12	Partizan Galenika	74–65	Čelik	Arena Zenica	Zenica	Tamara Radočaj
2010–11	Sibenik Jolly	20–0	Gospic	Dvorana Baldekin	Sibenik
2009–10	Gospic	73–65	Sibenik Jolly
2008–09	Sibenik Jolly	69–63	Jedinstvo
2007–08	Sibenik Jolly	72–66	Gospic			Lucie Conkova
2006–07	CSKA (Sofia)	73–67	Sibenik Jolly	Universiada Hall	Sofia	Latasha Byers
2005–06	Sibenik Jolly	?–?	Vojvodina	Dvorana Baldekin	Sibenik	Sandra Popovic

Champions

1. Sibenik Jolly(4) - 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011
2. CSKA (Sofia)(1) - 2007
3. Gospic(1) - 2010
4. Partizan Galenika(1) - 2012

External links

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