1975–76 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto

1975–76 Liga Femenina
LeagueLiga Femenina
SportBasketball
Duration1975–1976
Number of games132
Number of teams12
Finals championsEvax Picadero
  Runners-upMataró Famosette
Liga Femenina seasons
← 1974–75

The 1975–76 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto was the 13th edition of the Spanish premier women's basketball championship. Twelve teams took part in the championship and Evax Picadero won its second title. Medina Madrid and CREFF Girona were relegated. Hispano Italiano and Medina Bilbao renounced at the end of the season.


1975–76 Liga Femenina de Baloncesto is located in Spain
Picadero H. Francés H. Italiano
Picadero
H. Francés
H. Italiano
Mataró
Celta
CREFF Madrid M. Almudena M. Madrid
CREFF Madrid
M. Almudena
M. Madrid
Tabacalera
Tabacalera
M. Lleida
M. Lleida
M. Bilbao
M. Bilbao
CREFF Girona
CREFF Girona
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Location of teams in 1975–76 Liga Femenina

Regular season

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Evax Picadero 22 20 0 2 1564 828 +736 40 Champion
2 Mataró Famosette 22 16 0 6 1389 972 +417 32
3 Celta de Vigo 22 16 0 6 1120 931 +189 32
4 CREFF Madrid 22 15 1 6 1490 1044 +446 31
5 Hispano Francés 22 14 0 8 1144 1036 +108 28
6 Tabacalera 22 13 1 8 1204 1140 +64 27
7 Medina Lleida 22 13 0 9 1098 1113 −15 26
8 Hispano Italiano 22 8 0 14 996 1371 −375 16
9 Medina Bilbao 22 7 0 15 1039 1389 −350 14
10 Medina Almudena 22 5 0 17 1142 1406 −264 10
11 Medina Madrid 22 2 0 20 932 1405 −473 4 Relegated
12 CREFF Girona 22 2 0 20 866 1349 −483 4
Source: [citation needed]

Results

Home \ Away CEL GIR CRM PIC FRA ITA MAT MEA MEB MEL MEM TAB
Celta de Vigo 72–24 49–37 51–45 48–23 43–31 48–37 53–29 62–50 50–29 44–23 55–50
CREFF Girona 37–75 37–59 23–52 40–69 53–54 41–62 43–53 40–48 46–33 37–34 57–63
CREFF Madrid 50–32 102–38 49–84 66–44 83–47 62–61 80–48 96–38 78–52 82–37 92–37
Evax Picadero 77–32 80–32 38–37 106–44 78–38 53–46 95–43 77–42 79–36 97–26 81–26
Hispano Francés 55–49 51–29 53–51 41–56 59–38 43–53 65–46 63–27 35–38 70–24 48–33
Hispano Italiano 22–60 57–40 32–78 30–58 30–75 41–63 53–52 54–44 52–46 57–45 56–55
Mataró Famosette 69–38 78–32 56–45 41–48 73–54 76–50 75–50 90–30 60–21 83–36 56–29
Medina Almudena 56–63 55–39 63–74 38–87 43–47 63–60 45–82 52–34 55–65 67–47 63–64
Medina Bilbao 43–55 57–56 43–77 40–78 45–58 85–59 50–74 84–70 51–45 55–52 47–49
Medina Lleida 45–42 72–45 53–46 52–46 34–37 77–48 63–53 70–49 59–48 69–52 44–41
Medina Madrid 42–55 48–41 49–93 37–84 49–64 44–51 35–62 57–50 50–54 42–52 47–65
Tabacalera 57–44 75–36 53–53 24–65 58–46 94–36 58–39 69–52 73–24 58–43 73–56
Source: [citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.


 1975–76 champions 
Evax Picadero
Second title

References