Highlights

The Mini A girls beat València Bàsquet 57-39 and take the Somnis Cup, L'Alqueria del Bàsquet's Christmas tournament.

Júlia, Queralt, Aina and Aliona, from the Infantil A, win the 3x3 Ciutat de Mataró.

A reminder of the club's big party at La Nau del Clot, with La Melosa's food truck and discounts for players.

The campaign for the club's new official kit, put together as a Christmas present.

First announcement of the team presentation on 20 December at La Nau del Clot, as part of the club's 61st anniversary.

Mini A girls represent the club at the U12 Regional Selections Tournament (2014 age group).

Barna's Escoleta takes the club's spirit to the Fira Boja in El Clot.

Barna takes part in Equals in Sport alongside SESE, Lluïsos de Gràcia, Unified Hagen and Unified Essen, putting inclusive sport at the centre.

The club is a finalist for Barcelona Esports' Premi Dona i Esport (@bcnesports), in recognition of 61 years of commitment to women's basketball.

A club delegation meets the Minister for Sport, Berni Àlvarez, as part of 61 years of basketball in El Clot.

The Infantil A girls beat the Mexican national side and the Infantil A boys take on Panathinaikos.

Tyra Blizzard joins the women's first team for the Súper Copa, having already made her debut against CB Santfeliuenc.

The inclusive Barna Màgics team takes part in the international Equals in Sport tournament, organised by SESE.

A great response from the Barna family to the eco-friendly bottle giveaway with Aquamiga at La Nau del Clot.

We bring back the images of the opening, in the late 1960s, of the parish court, with one of the club's founders and its first players.

The club takes another step towards a plastic-free Grup Barna, with Aquamiga as water filtration partner.

Romeo Abogados, with Cristina Romeo on the board of Eix Clot, joins as a new partner to support basketball, particularly the women's game.

For the club's 61st anniversary, we look back at the players and coaches developed at Barna who went on to the elite of Catalan, Spanish and international basketball: César Bravo, Iván García, Germán González, Ramón Bordas, Fabián Téllez, Fernando Gordo, Àlex Terés, Lluís Riera, Dolors Carbonell, Roger Grimau, Ainhoa López and Javier Torralba, among others.

For Laser Barcelona's 15th anniversary, Ainhoa López — developed at the club and now at Uni Girona — explains how Barna shaped the player she is.

The club's young players answer, with pride and a smile, what wearing Barna's colours means to them.

Oriol Filbà, developed in Barna's youth system and now in FC Barcelona's, plays the U16 EuroBasket in Tbilisi with Spain.

We keep recovering photographs of the different generations that, since 1965, have written the living history of the club.

Ainhoa López, developed at the club and now at Uni Girona (Liga Femenina Endesa), comes back to La Nau to share her journey with the youngest players.

Javier Torralba, with roots at Barna and son of the Escoleta coordinator, becomes European champion as head coach of Spain's U18 women's side.

The Campus Time Chamber welcomes coach Robert Willett, who shares his experience at the top of American basketball with the club's young players.

Laura Piera, who plays for Penya 1930 in the Liga Endesa, visits the camp at La Nau and spends a day with the children.

In a year as special as the 60th anniversary, we remember the great coaches and players who left their mark on the red and black family.

Chumi Ortega, who plays for MoraBanc Andorra in the ACB, trains at La Nau and visits the club's camp.

Laia González, of the Júnior Preferent, receives Santa Coloma's Premi Molt Bàsquet for Best Young Player.

We keep celebrating 61 years of club history through all the photographs you send us.

The club opens its call for mini and premini open days, with an eye on growing the base of its youth system.

Cistella Petita day fills La Nau with families and children, a reminder that youth basketball is played with the heart too.

Part two of the Cistella Petita feature: mental and emotional work counts as much as the physical from the earliest years.

The Infantil side finish the tournament 5th, with Leire winning the three-point contest and the staff named best coach.

The club announces further open days to bring new players into the Barna family for the following season.

An FCBQ feature highlights the club's development philosophy: «our philosophy is to work on the fundamentals».