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Basketball team

VEF Riga

Club · Latvia · Latvia-Estonian League

«Vefiņš»

300 Matches
220 wins
80 losses
25664–22147 Points
+3517 Difference
85.5 Average per match
Form W 26 Sep · Away BK Ogre · 92:73 W 29 Sep · Home Keila KK · 90:60 W 3 Oct · Home BK Liepāja · 82:55 W 7 Oct · Home Lokomotiv Plovdiv · 106:83 W 10 Oct · Away TalTech · 90:70 W 14 Oct · Away Neftchi IK Baku · 110:94

Riga's basketball identity runs through the Riga Radio Engineering Factory, VEF, whose works team took the court in 1958 and carried the plant's name across Soviet-era Latvia. The Soviet collapse ended the club in 1992, and it sat dormant for fifteen years before Valdis Valters, once its own star guard, took charge of the rebuild in 2007 and returned it to the domestic game.

What followed turned VEF Rīga into the dominant force in Latvian basketball: twelve Latvian Basketball League titles between 2011 and 2025, with barely a season since 2011 passing without the trophy going to Riga. The Latvian Cup arrived later and just as consistently, won four years running from 2022 to 2025, alongside two Latvian-Estonian League championships. In 2011, VEF became the first Baltic club to reach the EuroLeague, a step no team from Latvia, Lithuania or Estonia had managed before.

Domestic games are played at the Komandu sporta spēļu halle, a hall built for team sports rather than spectacle, while European nights move to the Xiaomi Arena, where the seating stretches to 11,200 for basketball. The gap between the two venues says something about the club's two lives: a steady league operation at home, and occasional nights when Riga wants a bigger stage.

The fiercest fixture in Latvian basketball is the derby with BK Ventspils. Valters, playmaker turned coach, remains the name tying the two eras together, the man who wore the factory's colours as a player and put them back on the court as a manager.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
14 Oct FIBA Europe Cup Neftchi IK Baku A 110:94 W
10 Oct Latvia-Estonian League TalTech A 90:70 W
7 Oct FIBA Europe Cup Lokomotiv Plovdiv H 106:83 W
3 Oct Latvia-Estonian League BK Liepāja H 82:55 W
29 Sep Latvia-Estonian League Keila KK H 90:60 W
26 Sep Latvia-Estonian League BK Ogre A 92:73 W

Standing

Champions League

Group stage · Group F

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 AEK Athens 6 5 1 494:431 0
2 Szolnoki Olajbanyasz 6 3 3 451:439 0
3 Levice 6 3 3 461:467 0
4 VEF Riga 6 1 5 411:480 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 300
300 Matches
220 wins
80 losses
25664–22147 Points
+3517 Difference
85.5 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 300
220wins: 220 · 73% 80losses: 80 · 26%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
26 Sep · Away BK Ogre · 92:73
29 Sep · Home Keila KK · 90:60
3 Oct · Home BK Liepāja · 82:55
7 Oct · Home Lokomotiv Plovdiv · 106:83
10 Oct · Away TalTech · 90:70
14 Oct · Away Neftchi IK Baku · 110:94
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 300 158 142
Scored 25664 13534 12130
Conceded 22147 11260 10887
Average per match 85.5 85.7 85.4
Conceded per game 73.8 71.3 76.7
Difference +3517 +2274 +1243

Fixtures of VEF Riga

Honours of VEF Riga

  • Latvian Basketball League 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 12
  • Latvian Basketball Cup 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 4
  • Latvian–Estonian Basketball League 2022, 2025 2
  • BBL Cup 2011 1