Hello and welcome to the seventh week of women's EuroLeague basketball. If you're looking to get caught up on how the league operates and what it's all about, here's a link!
For everyone else, let's jump into Week 8.
Which players are playing in Week 8 of EuroLeague?
All 16 teams are in action, and the following current/former WNBA players (alphabetized by last name) are on EuroLeague rosters:
Kayla Alexander, Bourges
Yvonne Anderson, Bourges
DeWanna Bonner, Mersin
Crystal Bradford, Girona
Bridget Carleton, Avenida
Maite Cazorla, Avenida
Lauren Cox, Valencia
Temi Fagbenle, Mersin
Rebekah Gardner, Girona
Chelsea Gray, Mersin
Arella Guirantes, DVTK
Marie Guelich, Valencia
Megan Gustafon, Olympiacos
Bernadett Hatar, Sopron
Tiffany Hayes, Mersin
Ruthy Hebard, Mersin
Natasha Howard, Fenerbahce
Rhyne Howard, Schio
Briann January, Mersin
Brionna Jones, Praha
Jonquel Jones, Mersin
Marina Mabrey, Schio
Ezi Magbegor, Sopron
Stephanie Mavunga, Polkowice
Kayla McBride, Fenerbache
Erica McCall, Avenida
Stephanie Mavunga, Polkowice
Emma Meeeseman, Fenerbahce
Kim Mestdagh, Schio
Astou Ndour, Schio
Cheyenne Parker, Bologna
Iliana Rupert, Bologna
Satou Sabally, Fenerbahce* yet to play this season, but just arrived to practice
Kylee Shook, Olympiacos
Breanna Stewart, Fenerbahce* yet to play this season, but just arrived to practice
Kiah Stokes, Fenerbahce
Brittney Sykes, Sopron
Alyssa Thomas, Praha
Yvonne Turner, Sopron
Courtney Vandersloot, Sopron* yet to play this season
Victoria Vivians, Szekszard
Erica Wheeler, Polkowice
Amanda Zahui B, Schio
Cecilia Zandalasini, Bologna
Where are those EuroLeague teams located?
Avenida (Salamanca), Spain
Bologna, Italy
Bourges, France
DVTK (Miskolc), Hungary
Fenerbahce (Istanbul), Turkey
Girona, Spain
Landes, France
Mechelen, Belgium
Mersin, Turkey
Olympiacos, Greece
Polkowice, Poland
Praha (Prague), Czech Republic
Schio, Italy
Sopron, Hungary
Szekszard, Hungary
Valencia, Spain
Which teams are playing in Week 8 of EuroLeague?
Note: All games will air on YouTube, click the links to bookmark where.
Wednesday, January 4
Fenerbahce vs. Polkowice at 11 am ET, watch here
Mersin vs. Avenida at 11 am ET, watch here
Olympiacos vs. Bourges at 11:30 am ET, watch here
Szekszard vs. Praha at 12 pm ET, watch here
Girona vs. Landes at 1:15 pm ET, watch here
Bologna vs. Valencia at 2:30 pm ET, watch here
Thursday, January 5
Sopron vs. Mechelen at 12 pm ET, watch here
DVTK vs. Schio at 12:10 pm ET, watch here
Where can I bet on women's EuroLeague?
FanDuel typically offers spread, moneyline and point total bets on the games. If you're new to sports betting, The Betting Academy can catch you up on everything you need to know!
As of January 3 at 5 pm ET, no bets were available.
What happened last week in women's EuroLeague?
EuroLeague went on a quick one-week hiatus for the holidays, but now, things are about to get serious. Breanna Stewart and Satou Sabally have both reported to Fenerbahce, making them the sure-fire team to beat despite a 5-2 second place in Group A record. Emma Meesseman, Kayla McBride, Alina Iagupova and Kiah Stokes also star for Fener.
How to stay in the know on women's EuroLeague?
Subscribe to our Bet On Women newsletter and follow Gaming Society on Twitter and Instagram to stay up to speed. Women's EuroLeague Twitter is also a great resource!
