MERSIN (Türkiye) - Fenerbahce Tarfin claimed the SuperCup Women title for the third time, overcoming a late resurgence from fellow Turkish team CIMSA CBK Mersin with a final score of 79-71. This victory marks the first trophy for recently appointed head coach Ahmet Caki.
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Emma Meesseman played a pivotal role, earning the MVP title with 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists. Turkish guard Olcay Cakir Turgut was the top scorer for Fenerbahce, contributing 16 points on 6 of 7 shooting.
Fenerbahce took control in the second half, establishing a 21-point lead. Despite a strong comeback by Mersin in the final minutes, narrowing the gap to six points, Fenerbahce managed to secure the win. Carla Leite led Mersin in defeat, scoring a game-high 17 points along with 5 assists and 3 rebounds.
With this victory, Fenerbahce joins an elite group, becoming only the second club to win the SuperCup Women three times, following UMMC Ekaterinburg, which holds four titles. Other notable winners include ZVVZ USK Praha and Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje, both of whom have two titles, while four clubs have secured the championship once.