BGL 2025-2026: 4th Window Schedule – March 16-18 | Live Streams & Results

ISTANBUL (TSA) – The fourth window of the Basketbol Gençler Ligi (BGL) 2025-2026 season is set to seize place from March 16-18 at the Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi. A total of 31 teams are competing in the tournament, which has been reorganized by the Turkish Basketball Federation. Over 380 young athletes will take to the court over the three-day event, with four sessions scheduled each day.

All games from the fourth window will be broadcast live on the TBF TV YouTube channel. Basketball fans can also watch the matches for free at the Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi.

The regular season will consist of a total of five windows. Following the regular season, the top four teams in the standings will earn a spot in the BGL Final Four, scheduled for May 16-17, 2026.

March 16 – Monday

Men’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 ONVO Büyükçekmece – Mersin Spor TBGM / C3
10:00 Trabzonspor – Tofaş TBGM / C2
12:30 Bursaspor – Galatasaray TBGM / C3
15:00 Manisa Basket – Bahçeşehir Koleji TBGM / C3
17:30 Anadolu Efes – Aliağa Petkim Spor TBGM / C3
17:30 Merkezefendi Bld. – Fenerbahçe Beko TBGM / C2
20:00 Karşıyaka – Beşiktaş TBGM / C3
20:00 Esenler Erokspor – Türk Telekom TBGM / C2

Women’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 Melikgazi Kayseri – Beşiktaş TBGM / C1
12:30 Galatasaray – Çanakkale Bld. TBGM / C1
12:30 Eskişehir Çağdaş – Adana BŞB TBGM / C2
15:00 Çankaya Üniv. – İzmir Ege Gelişim TBGM / C1
15:00 OGM Ormanspor – Nesibe Aydın TBGM / C2
15:00 Yıldız Kız Milli Takım – ÇBK Mersin Ahmet Cömert
17:30 Emlak Konut – BOTAŞ TBGM / C1
20:00 Fenerbahçe – TED Ankara Kolejliler TBGM / C1

March 17 – Tuesday

Men’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 Galatasaray – Merkezefendi Bld. TBGM / C3
12:30 Aliağa Petkim – Trabzonspor TBGM / C3
12:30 Tofaş – Manisa Basket TBGM / C2
15:00 Fenerbahçe Beko – Anadolu Efes TBGM / C3
15:00 Mersin Spor – Esenler Erokspor TBGM / C2
17:30 Bahçeşehir Koleji – Beşiktaş TBGM / C3
20:00 Türk Telekom – Bursaspor TBGM / C3
20:00 ONVO Büyükçekmece – Karşıyaka TBGM / C2

Women’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 BOTAŞ – OGM Ormanspor TBGM / C1
10:00 ÇBK Mersin – Çankaya Üniv. TBGM / C2
10:00 Çanakkale Bld. – Yıldız Kız Milli Ahmet Cömert
12:30 Beşiktaş – Emlak Konut TBGM / C1
15:00 TED Ankara Kolejliler – Adana BŞB TBGM / C1
17:30 Nesibe Aydın – Fenerbahçe TBGM / C1
17:30 Galatasaray – Eskişehir Çağdaş TBGM / C2
20:00 İzmir Ege Gelişim – Kayseri TBGM / C1

March 18 – Wednesday

Men’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 Manisa Basket – Aliağa Petkim TBGM / C3
12:30 Bursaspor – Mersin Spor TBGM / C3
12:30 Trabzonspor – Fenerbahçe Beko TBGM / C2
15:00 Karşıyaka – Bahçeşehir Koleji TBGM / C3
17:30 Beşiktaş – Tofaş TBGM / C3
17:30 Merkezefendi Bld. – Türk Telekom TBGM / C2
20:00 Anadolu Efes – Galatasaray TBGM / C3
20:00 Esenler Erokspor – Büyükçekmece TBGM / C2

Women’s Matches

Time Match Venue
10:00 Çankaya Üniv. – Çanakkale Bld. TBGM / C1
10:00 OGM Ormanspor – Beşiktaş TBGM / C2
10:00 Yıldız Kız Milli – Galatasaray TBGM / A Blok
12:30 Eskişehir Çağdaş – TED Ankara TBGM / C1
15:00 Adana BŞB – Nesibe Aydın TBGM / C1
15:00 Kayseri – ÇBK Mersin TBGM / C2
17:30 Fenerbahçe – BOTAŞ TBGM / C1
20:00 Emlak Konut – İzmir Ege Gelişim TBGM / C1

The Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi, which opened in September 2024, will host all matches. The Turkish Basketball Federation has implemented a new format for the league this season, aiming to develop young talent across the country. The facility itself is a significant investment in the future of Turkish basketball, boasting a 10,000-seat main arena and additional courts for training and development. More information about the Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi can be found here.

Following this window, teams will continue to compete in the remaining regular season games, building towards the BGL Final Four in May. Keep checking back with Archysport for updates and analysis throughout the tournament.

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