Valencia Basket: Celebración de la Copa de la Reina con ofrenda floral y fiesta en el Roig Arena (2026)

Valencia Basket is basking in the glow of victory after securing their second Copa de la Reina title on Sunday, defeating Hozono Global Jairis 70-65 in a thrilling final held in Tarragona. The celebrations aren’t over yet, as the team has a full day of events planned on Monday, March 30, 2026, to share the joy with their fans.

The festivities began with a team meal at the Roig Arena, and will continue with a visit to the Real Basílica De Nuestra Señora De Los Desamparados at 18:00 hours. There, a delegation led by head coach Rubén Burgos and captains Queralt Casas, Leticia Romero, and Raquel Carrera will present flowers, a team jersey, and the coveted Copa de la Reina trophy to the Mare de Déu (Mother of God).

The celebrations will culminate in a special event at the Roig Arena’s auditorium at 20:00 hours, honoring the championship team. Doors will open to the public at 19:15, with admission free until capacity (2,000 people) is reached. Around 500 fans were already present to witness the victory in Tarragona, and hundreds more are expected to join the celebrations on Monday.

A Hard-Fought Victory

Valencia Basket’s path to the Copa de la Reina title wasn’t without its challenges. The team initially struggled against Hozono Global Jairis, falling behind early in the final. According to reports, Hozono Global Jairis opened with a 0-17 run, fueled by strong shooting from Alba Prieto and Aina Ayuso. However, Valencia Basket rallied, showcasing resilience and determination to overcome the deficit.

The game saw several lead changes, with both teams trading scoring runs. Raquel Carrera emerged as a key performer for Valencia Basket, contributing significantly to their comeback. Valencia Basket’s collective effort and depth of talent proved decisive, securing a 70-65 victory and reclaiming the trophy they previously won in 2024.

Recognition and Gratitude

Following the victory in Tarragona, Rubén Burgos expressed his gratitude to the city and its institutions. He emphasized the significance of the title for the players, stating (as reported from the scene), “Agradecimiento a la ciudad, a las instituciones. Las jugadores reciben ese merecido reconocimiento. Ahora ganas de ir al Roig Arena para celebrar con la afición” (Translation: “Gratitude to the city, to the institutions. The players receive this well-deserved recognition. Now we glance forward to going to the Roig Arena to celebrate with the fans.”).

Captain Queralt Casas also shared her thoughts, acknowledging the team’s difficult season and the importance of the championship. “Hemos tenido un año difícil, ha habido muchos cambios pero al final lo que hay que ganar es esto, los títulos. Muy felices por haber levantado el título” (Translation: “We’ve had a difficult year, there have been many changes but in the complete what you have to win is this, the titles. Very happy to have lifted the trophy.”).

Fan Excitement Builds

The anticipation for Monday’s celebrations is palpable. Social media is buzzing with excitement, and long queues are already forming outside the Roig Arena as fans eagerly await the opportunity to celebrate with their champions. María Araújo’s call to action – “Todos al Roig Arena a celebrarlo!” (Everyone to the Roig Arena to celebrate!) – is resonating with supporters.

The Roig Arena is being prepared for a grand celebration, with the stage set for the players to showcase the trophy and interact with their fans. The atmosphere promises to be electric as the Valencia Basket community comes together to honor their team’s remarkable achievement.

Valencia Basket’s victory in the Copa de la Reina is a testament to their hard operate, dedication, and team spirit. The celebrations on Monday will be a fitting tribute to their success and a chance for the fans to express their gratitude and support.

The team returns to league play on Saturday, with details to be announced. For the latest updates and information, fans can follow Valencia Basket on their official website and social media channels.

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