The most legendary crown in WCBA history!

The NBA playoffs are coming, and the CBA playoffs are in full swing.

In the corner where we don't pay much attention, the WCBA season came to an end last night.

Guangdong Dongguan Xintongsheng women's basketball team defeated the defending champion Sichuan Shudao Yuanda team 81-65, and locked the victory with a big score of 3-1 in the finals, regaining the WCBA championship after six years and achieving the second championship in team history.

The 23-year-old Yang Shuyu won the Most Valuable Player (FMVP) of the Finals with an all-round performance of 15.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game in the series, becoming the first post-00 player in WCBA history to win this honor.

At the award ceremony, she once mistakenly thought that the award belonged to her sister Yang Liwei, and her humble reaction caused applause from the audience.

Every championship is hard to come by.

Each championship is not given with phone bills, but with gold content.

However, the championship of the Guangdong women's basketball team may be the most legendary championship in the history of WCBA.

Because, not favored.

The lineup of the Sichuan team is indeed too luxurious, Jones + Cambage + several big players...

However, the game of basketball is not a simple patchwork of personnel.

The Guangdong women's basketball team plays extremely team and united basketball.

Huang Sijing, Yang Liwei, Di Lana, Yang Shuyu... Dare to dream and dare to be, it is really sparkling.

After watching the women's basketball finals, the player who impressed me the most was Dilana.

This player gave me a glimpse of the role Green plays in the Warriors.

Maybe the data is inconspicuous, but the offensive and defensive ends play too big a role...

Finally, I would like to say that the two sentences are:

1. As mentioned before, in a deformed league, there will be degenerate national players.

2. From the Dongguan women's basketball team, what we see and what they are worthy of praise is not only the championship, but their respect for basketball and their careers.