The 2025 Women's Basketball League Asia is the second edition of the premier Asian women's basketball club competition organised by FIBA Asia. The tournament will be held at the Dongguan Sports Center in Dongguan, China from 23 to 28 September.
Sichuan Yuanda Meile were the defending champions, but did not defend their crown after failing to win the 2024–25 WCBA.
Guangdong Vermilion Birds won the tournament after defeating Fujitsu Red Wave 95–67 in final.
Format 6 teams, up from the 4 that took part in the inaugural edition, will compete in 2 groups of three. After round robin play, the top two from each group advance to the semifinals, where the winners will play the final.
Teams The following teams qualified to the main tournament. TeamDomestic league standingsAppearances Guangdong Vermilion Birds2025 Women's Chinese Basketball Association champions1st Cathay Life Tigers 2025 Women's Super Basketball League champions2nd Fujitsu Red Wave 2024–25 Women's Japan Basketball League champions2nd Busan BNK Sum 2024–25 Women's Korean Basketball League champions1st Ulaanbaatar Amazons2024–25 Women The League champions1st Al-Ula —1st
Venue On 12 August 2025, it was announced that the Dongguan Sports Center in Chengdu, China would host the tournament. The arena has a capacity of 16,133. DongguanDongguan Sports CenterCapacity: 16,133
Group phase The schedule and grouping was announced on 27 August 2025. The timings of some of the games were adjusted due to Typhoon Ragasa hiting the host city, Dongguan, during the tournament.
All times are local (UTC+08:00)
Group A
Group B
Final phase Bracket
5–6 classification match
Semifinals
Third place game
Final
Final ranking
Rank Team Record Guangdong Vermilion Birds 4–0 Fujitsu Red Wave 3–1 Busan BNK Sum 2–2 4th Ulaanbaatar Amazons 1–3 5th Cathay Life Tigers 1–2 6th Al-Ula 0–3
Awards The awards were announced after the final on 28 September. 2025 Women's Basketball League Asia winnerGuangdong Vermilion Birds1st title
Most Valuable Player Yang Shuyu
All-Star Five Pos Player Club G Yang Shuyu (MVP) Guangdong Vermilion Birds F Huang Sijing Guangdong Vermilion Birds C Aki Fujimoto Fujitsu Red Wave F Yuki Miyazawa Fujitsu Red Wave G Sonia Ursu-Kim Busan BNK Sum References
External links Official website