Turkish Women's Basketball Cup

{{Infobox Sports league

| title = Turkish Women's Basketball Cup

| current_season =

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| sport = Basketball

| founded = 1992

| teams = 8

| country = {{TUR}}

|confed = {{flagicon|Europe}} FIBA Europe

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| champion = Çukurova Basketbol (2nd title)

| most_champs = Fenerbahçe (14 titles)

| related_comps = Turkish Super League
Turkish Presidential Cup

| website = [https://www.tbf.org.tr/ligler/kadinlar-turkiye-kupasi-2021-2022 TBF]

| TV =

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The Turkish Women's Basketball Cup (Turkish: Basketbol Kadınlar Türkiye Kupası), also known as Bitci Turkish Women's Basketball Cup for sponsporship reasons, is a basketball cup competition in Turkish basketball, run by the Turkish Basketball Federation since 1992. The current champions are Fenerbahçe, who are also the most successful team in the history of the competition, with 14 titles to their credit.

Performance by club

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Club !Titles !Runners-up
Fenerbahçe \| 14 \| 6
Galatasaray \| 11 \| 5
Botaş \| 2 \| 2
Yakın Doğu Üniversitesi \| 2 \| 0
Çukurova Basketbol \| 2 \| 1
Beşiktaş \| 0 \| 4
Erdemirspor \| 0 \| 2
Brisaspor \| 0 \| 2
Adana ASKİ \| 0 \| 2
Kayseri Basketbol \| 0 \| 1
Hatay BŞB \| 0 \| 1
Istanbul University \| 0 \| 1
Migrosspor \| 0 \| 1
Urla Gençlik \| 0 \| 1
Emlak Konut \| 0 \| 1

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Club

!Titles

!Runners-up

Fenerbahçe

| 14

| 6

Galatasaray

| 11

| 5

Botaş

| 2

Yakın Doğu Üniversitesi

| 2

| 0

Çukurova Basketbol

| 2

| 1

Beşiktaş

| 0

| 4

Erdemirspor

| 0

| 2

Brisaspor

| 0

| 2

Adana ASKİ

| 0

| 2

Kayseri Basketbol

| 0

| 1

Hatay BŞB

| 0

| 1

Istanbul University

| 0

| 1

Migrosspor

| 0

| 1

Urla Gençlik

| 0

| 1

Emlak Konut

| 0

| 1

Finals

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Season ! Venue ! Winners !width=12%\| Score ! Runners-up
1992–93 \|Kütahya \|Galatasaray \|74–51 \|Istanbul Üniversitesi
1993–94 \|Eskişehir \|Galatasaray \|75–62 \|Brisaspor
1994–95 \|Zonguldak \|Galatasaray \|74–50 \|Fenerbahçe
1995–96 \|Samsun \|Galatasaray \|109–72 \|Brisaspor
1996–97 \|Bolu \|Galatasaray \|98–57 \|Beşiktaş
1997–98 \|Kuşadası \|Galatasaray \|76–63 \|Urla Gençlik
1998–99 \|Balıkesir \|Fenerbahçe \|72–53 \|Galatasaray
1999–00 \|Alanya \|Fenerbahçe \|63–52 \|Galatasaray
2000–01 \|Istanbul \|Fenerbahçe \|57–53 \|Galatasaray
2001–02 \|Edirne \|Botaş \|89–68 \|Beşiktaş
2002–03 \|Çanakkale \|Botaş \|75–69 \|Erdemirspor
2003–04 \|Bursa \|Fenerbahçe \|58–46 \|Erdemirspor
2004–05 \|Diyarbakır \|Fenerbahçe \|73–71 \|Beşiktaş
2005–06 \|Kayseri \|Fenerbahçe \|70–68 \|Migrosspor
2006–07 \|İzmir \|Fenerbahçe \|90–63 \|Beşiktaş
2007–08 \|Adana \|Fenerbahçe \|62–51 \|Botaş
2008–09 \|Kayseri \|Fenerbahçe \|63–60 \|Galatasaray
2009–10 \|Balıkesir \|Galatasaray \|57–55 \|Fenerbahçe
2010–11 \|Gaziantep \|Galatasaray \|68–53 \|Tarsus Belediyespor
2011–12 \|Hatay \|Galatasaray \|76–72 \|Fenerbahçe
2012–13 \|Antalya \|Galatasaray \|74–72 \|Fenerbahçe
2013–14 \|Ankara \|Galatasaray \|76–70 \|Fenerbahçe
2014–15 \|Mersin \|Fenerbahçe \|81–67 \|Adana ASKİ
2015–16 \|Kayseri \|Fenerbahçe \|69–61 \|Galatasaray
2016–17 \|İzmir \|Yakın Doğu Üniversitesi \|77–61 \|AGÜ
2017–18 \|Mardin \|Yakın Doğu Üniversitesi \|86–79 \|Hatay BB
2018–19 \|Şanlıurfa \|Fenerbahçe \|60–53 \|Botaş
2019–20 \|Adana \|Fenerbahçe \|77–61 \|İzmit Belediyespor
2020–21 \|colspan=4 \| Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021–22 \|Mersin \|Çukurova Basketbol \|71–58 \|Fenerbahçe
2022–23 \|colspan=4 \| Cancelled after the 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake.
2023–24 \|Balıkesir \|Fenerbahçe \|79–76 \|Çukurova Basketbol
2024–25 \|Edirne \|Çukurova Basketbol \|85–64 \|Emlak Konut

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Season

! Venue

! Winners

!width=12%| Score

! Runners-up

1992–93

|Kütahya

|Galatasaray

|74–51

|Istanbul Üniversitesi

1993–94