Manchester Basketball
2026-27United Kingdom · Professional
Home venue · National Basketball Performance CentreKirkmanshulme Lane, Belle Vue Leisure Centre, M12 4TF Manchester, United Kingdom
Manchester Basketball
Manchester’s 2026–27 captain returns for a second season. She was the club’s 2025–26 MVP after averaging 15.7 points and 8.1 rebounds.
United Kingdom · Professional
Home venue · National Basketball Performance CentreKirkmanshulme Lane, Belle Vue Leisure Centre, M12 4TF Manchester, United Kingdom
A club can compete in several leagues. First-team and youth-team placements are separate; a roster listing does not guarantee an appearance in a particular game.
Maaja Bratka returned to Manchester Basketball for 2026–27 after being named the club’s 2025–26 MVP. In her first season, she averaged 15.7 points and 8.1 rebounds. She was named Manchester’s captain for 2026–27. The Tartu-born center represented Estonia from 2011 until her final national-team game against Latvia on 17 March 2026.
Her career includes Leicester Riders in Britain and spells in France, Germany, Italy and Spain. She played for Montbrison and Reims during 2020–24 before spending 2024–25 with Zamora in Spain.