Reus Officially Bids to Become Women's Basketball Capital 2026

The bid aims to boost grassroots sports and visibility for women in basketball, supported by local institutions.

A basketball resting on the floor of a court, symbolizing grassroots women's sports.
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A basketball resting on the floor of a court, symbolizing grassroots women's sports.

The city of Reus, located in the Baix Camp region, officially submitted its bid on February 1, 2026, to be named the Women's Basketball Capital 2026, aiming to promote grassroots sports.

This initiative, driven by the Reus City Council and various local sports organizations, seeks to provide a significant boost to women's basketball participation, especially in junior categories. The presentation emphasized the institutional commitment to gender equality in sports.
The proposed candidacy project includes a comprehensive program of activities throughout 2026, featuring national tournaments, training clinics for coaches and players, and awareness days focusing on the role of women in sports.
Key city facilities, such as the Municipal Olympic Pavilion, will serve as the central hub for these events. The initiative's promoters hope that achieving the capital status will help establish a lasting legacy in terms of infrastructure and continuous support for female athletes in the Baix Camp region.