The Tunisian Women's Basketball Cup, is the premier

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women's basketball competition in Tunisia, established in 1965. The tournament is organised by the

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(FTBB). Zitouna Sports are the record holders for most titles, with a total of thirteen. The current champion is ASF Jemmal, who won the title in the 2024–25 season.

Champions

By Year

* 1965–66: Zitouna Sports * 1966–67: CS Coopération * 1967–68: ES Radès * 1968–69: ES Radès * 1969–70: Ezzahra Sports * 1970–71: Zitouna Sports * 1971–72: ASF Tunis * 1972–73: Zitouna Sports * 1973–74: Zitouna Sports * 1974–75: Zitouna Sports * 1975–76: ASF Tunis * 1976–77: Zitouna Sports * 1977–78: Zitouna Sports * 1978–79: Zitouna Sports * 1979–80: Zitouna Sports * 1980–81: Zitouna Sports * 1981–82: Stade Tunisien * 1982–83: ES Tunis * 1983–84: ES Tunis * 1984–85: Stade Tunisien * 1985–86: JS Bougatfa * 1986–87: JS Bougatfa * 1987–88: ES Tunis * 1988–89: Stade Tunisien * 1989–90: Al Hilal Sports * 1990–91: Stade Tunisien * 1991–92: Al Hilal Sports * 1992–93: Al Hilal Sports * 1993–94: Stade Tunisien * 1994–95: Stade Tunisien * 1995–96: Stade Tunisien * 1996–97: Zitouna Sports * 1997–98:

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* 1998–99: Zitouna Sports * 1999–00: Stade Tunisien * 2000–01: Stade Tunisien * 2001–02:

* 2002–03: CSP Circulation * 2003–04: Zitouna Sports * 2004–05:

* 2005–06:

* 2006–07:

* 2007–08: ES Cap Bon * 2008–09:

* 2009–10: ES Cap Bon * 2010–11: DS Grombalia * 2011–12: CSP Circulation * 2012–13:

* 2013–14: CSP Circulation * 2014–15: ES Cap Bon * 2015–16: ES Cap Bon * 2016–17: CSP Circulation * 2017–18: CSP Circulation * 2018–19: CSP Circulation * 2019–20: ES Cap Bon * 2020–21: Ezzahra Sports * 2021–22: ES Cap Bon * 2022–23: JS Menazah * 2023–24: JS Menazah * 2024–25: ASF Jemmal

By Team

References

{{Basketball competitions in Africa Basketball competitions in Tunisia Basketball cup competitions in Africa Women's basketball in Tunisia