Runa Moscow Women

Leagues Played: Russia Superleague 1 Women 49 Club Friendlies Women 5 Russia Cup Women 5
Related Teams: Runa Moscow 2 Runa Moscow

Results

Russia Superleague 1 Women	04/23 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Sparta&K Vidnoe 2 Women	W	76-62
Russia Superleague 1 Women	04/19 14:00	-	Sparta&K Vidnoe 2 Women v Runa Moscow Women	L	65-58
Russia Superleague 1 Women	04/15 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Sparta&K Vidnoe 2 Women	W	71-67
Russia Superleague 1 Women	04/07 12:00	-	Spartak Noginsk Women v Runa Moscow Women	W	61-78
Russia Superleague 1 Women	04/03 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Spartak Noginsk Women	W	68-63
Russia Superleague 1 Women	03/22 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v UMMC Ekaterinburg 2 Women	W	61-56
Russia Superleague 1 Women	03/19 09:00	-	UMMC Ekaterinburg 2 Women v Runa Moscow Women	W	59-62
Russia Superleague 1 Women	03/07 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Stavropolchanka Women	W	85-42
Russia Superleague 1 Women	02/27 13:00	-	MBA Moscow 2 Women v Runa Moscow Women	W	72-78
Russia Superleague 1 Women	02/06 11:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Dynamo Kursk 2 Women	W	66-54
Russia Superleague 1 Women	02/01 12:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Energyia Ivanovo Women	W	70-48
Russia Superleague 1 Women	01/29 13:00	-	Runa Moscow Women v Spartak Noginsk Women	W	66-58

Runa Moscow Women is a professional basketball team based in Moscow, Russia. The team was founded in 2018 and competes in the Russian Women's Basketball Premier League. The team's colors are blue and white, and their logo features a stylized "R" with a basketball in the center.

Runa Moscow Women is known for their fast-paced and aggressive style of play, with a focus on strong defense and quick transitions. The team is led by head coach Dmitry Donskov, who has a wealth of experience coaching women's basketball at both the club and national levels.

The roster of Runa Moscow Women is made up of talented players from Russia and around the world, including the United States, Serbia, and Spain. Some of the team's top players include point guard Maria Vadeeva, shooting guard Olga Frolkina, and center Aleksandra Stolyar.

Off the court, Runa Moscow Women is committed to promoting women's basketball in Russia and supporting the development of young players. The team regularly hosts clinics and camps for aspiring basketball players, and works closely with local schools and community organizations to promote the sport.