Landerneau Bretagne Women

Wani Muganguzi has been head coach since 2021. The team has not won the league or the cup.

The club began in 2011 as Léon Trégor Basket 29, a merger of Pleyber-Christ Basket Club and Elorn Olympique Landerneau. In August 2015 it became Landerneau Bretagne Basket, taking the name of the town where the team was already playing at La Cimenterie. The offices stayed in Pleyber-Christ for several years afterwards, and Pleyber-Christ Basket Club carried on as a separate body running the amateur and youth sections.

Promotion came in 2017–18, when the side won the Ligue Féminine 2, the second division. Victoria Majekodunmi was central to that season, and the Latvian centre Aija Brūmermane played in it too. The 2018–19 season, the first in the top flight, brought the Americans Maggie Lucas and Shayla Cooper. In 2020–21 the team reached the EuroCup Women and finished third in its preliminary group. Elizabeth Balogun, a Nigerian international, later left for the WNBA.

The kits are white, purple and green, and they often carry an ermine pattern taken from the flag of Brittany. The "Derby Breton" is played mostly against Nantes-Rezé Basket, with Quimper as another Breton opponent.

Virginie Brémont played for the club from 2019 to 2021. In one game she scored 15 points, took 13 rebounds and gave 11 assists.