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BNXT League

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Professional basketball league in Belgium and the Netherlands
Basketball league
BNXT League
Organising bodyDutch Basketball League
Pro Basketball League
FoundedDecember 10, 2020; 4 years ago (2020-12-10)
First season2021–22
CountryBelgium Belgium
Netherlands Netherlands
ConfederationEuropean UnionFIBA Europe
Number of teams18
Level on pyramid1
Domestic cup(s)Basketball Cup (Netherlands)
Basketball Cup (Belgium)
SupercupBNXT Supercup
Dutch Supercup
International cup(s)Champions League
FIBA Europe Cup
Current championsKangoeroes Basket Mechelen (1st title)
Most championshipsZZ Leiden
(2 titles)
CEOWim Van de Keere
PresidentRamses Braakman
TV partnersbnxt.tv (PlaySight Interactive)
Websitebnxtleague.com
2025–26 BNXT League

TheBNXT League is a professionalbasketball league in Belgium and the Netherlands. The league is the first tier in both the Dutch and Belgian system, replacing theDBL andPBL. The inaugural season was the2021–22 season, which started in September 2021.

History

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On 10 December 2020, it was announced that the BelgianPro Basketball League andDutch Basketball League would merge to form a new multinational league.[1] All clubs from the Dutch DBL voted for, while 9 of 10 teams in Belgium voted in favor of the decision. Serious talks about the initiative had been ongoing since fall 2019.[2] On 20 May 2021, the new name "BNXT League" and logo of the league were announced.[3]

The league started itsinaugural season amidst anongoing COVID-19 pandemic and a great number of games had to be played behind locked doors as a result of national lockdowns.[4] On 11 June 2022,ZZ Leiden were crowned the inaugural BNXT champions.[5] The following year, on 13 June 2023, Leiden repeated as champions.

Sponsorship

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On 10 September 2021, the league announced its first name sponsorship when Belgianbetting company betFirst signed to become naming sponsor for three seasons.[6]

Competition formula

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From 2021–22 to 2023–24, the league consisted of different stages. In the first stage, teams played each other home and away in the national regular season. After this, the teams were divided in the Elite Gold and Elite Silver group for the cross-border season. Next, the teams from the Elite Gold and the 3 best teams from the Elite Silver played in the national playoffs to compete for the national championships. The two winners of the national playoffs then played in the BNXT League Final.[1]

Starting from the 2024–25 season, the league will have a new format in which all 19 teams play each other home and away in the regular season. The highest ranked teams from each country play national playoffs, and the two national winners play for the BNXT championship.[7]

Teams

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The following 18 teams will play in the 2025-26 season. All teams from thePro Basketball League andDutch Basketball League transferred to the BNXT League in 2021. The newest club to have joined the BNXT League are theKortrijk Spurs, who joined in 2023.

Stadiums and locations

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Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.
ClubLocationVenueCapacityFoundedNational
titles
BelgiumAntwerp GiantsAntwerpLotto Arena5,21819951
NetherlandsBALWeertSporthal Boshoven1,0002013
BelgiumBrussels BasketballBrusselsNeder-Over-Heembeek complex1,5001958
NetherlandsDen Helder SunsDen HelderSporthal Quelderduijn1,2502016
NetherlandsDonarGroningenMartiniPlaza4,35019517
NetherlandsFeyenoordRotterdamTopsportcentrum Rotterdam2,5001954
NetherlandsHeroes Den Bosch's-HertogenboschMaaspoort2,800195218
BelgiumKangoeroes MechelenMechelenWinketkaai1,5002009
BelgiumKortrijk SpursKortrijkLange Munte2,4002019
NetherlandsLandstede HammersZwolleLandstede Sportcentrum1,20019951
BelgiumLeuven BearsLeuvenSportoase3,4001999
BelgiumLimburg UnitedHasseltAlverberg Sporthal1,7302014
NetherlandsLWD BasketLeeuwardenKalverdijkje1,7002004
BelgiumMons-HainautMonsMons Arena4,0001959
BelgiumOkapi AalstAalstOkapi Forum2,8001949
BelgiumOostendeOstendSleuyter Arena5,000197025
BelgiumSpirouCharleroiSpiroudome6,200198910
NetherlandsZZ LeidenLeidenSportcomplex 15742,43519585

Former teams

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ClubLocationVenueCapacityFoundedSeasonsLast season
NetherlandsApollo AmsterdamAmsterdamApollohal1,500201122022–23
BelgiumLiège BasketLiègeCountry Hall5,000196732023–24
NetherlandsQSTA UnitedBemmelDe Kooi650202042024–25
NetherlandsThe Hague RoyalsThe HagueSportcampus Zuiderpark3,500202012021–22

BNXT champions

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The finals were played in a two-legged format in 2022, after that season the format was changed to a best-of-three playoffs series. Since the2024–25 season, the BNXT League championship has been awarded to the club that finishes first in the regular season.

SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-upFinals MVP
2021–22ZZ Leiden146–142
(75–72,71–70)
DonarWorthy de Jong
2022–23ZZ Leiden (2)
2–1
OostendeDavid Collins
2023–24Oostende164–124
(85–58,79–66)
ZZ LeidenDamien Jefferson
2024–25Kangoeroes Basket MechelenHouse of Talents Spurs

National champions

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Netherlands

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For the complete list with Dutch national basketball champions, seeList of Dutch basketball champions.
SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-upFinals MVP
2021–22Heroes Den Bosch3–2ZZ LeidenThomas van der Mars
2022–23ZZ Leiden3–2DonarThomas Rutherford
2023–24ZZ Leiden3–1Heroes Den BoschBrock Gardner
2024–25Heroes Den Bosch3–0ZZ LeidenLe'Tre Darthard

Belgium

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For the complete list with Belgian national basketball champions, seeList of Belgian basketball champions.
SeasonChampionsScoreRunners-upFinals MVP
2021–22Oostende3–1Kangoeroes MechelenKeye van der Vuurst de Vries
2022–23Oostende3–1Antwerp GiantsVrenz Bleijenbergh
2023–24Oostende3–1Antwerp GiantsDamien Jefferson
2024–25Oostende3–1Kangoeroes MechelenTimmy Allen

Awards

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Broadcasting partners

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Notes

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References

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  1. ^ab"The Pro Basketball League and Dutch Basketball League about to launch BeNeLeague as of the 2021–2022 season".Pro Basketball League. 10 December 2020. Retrieved5 January 2021.
  2. ^"Ook basketbalbonden onderzoeken mogelijkheden BeNeLeague".AD (in Dutch). 23 December 2019. Retrieved5 January 2021.
  3. ^"BeNeLiga in het basketbal wordt de BNXT League: toekomst, de 'Generation Z' en groei".HLN.be. Retrieved20 May 2021.
  4. ^"Basketbalclubs BNXT League beslissen drie weken lang zelf of thuisduels doorgaan".nos.nl (in Dutch). 15 November 2021. Retrieved25 February 2022.
  5. ^"ZZ Leiden first BNXT League champion".BNXT League. 2022-06-11. Retrieved2022-06-12.
  6. ^"BETFIRST NEW TITLE SPONSOR BNXT LEAGUE".BNXT League. 10 September 2021. Retrieved11 September 2021.
  7. ^"BNXT League krijgt volgend seizoen nieuw format: vanaf de start heen- en terugwedstrijden".Het Nieuwsblad (in Flemish). 2024-03-11. Retrieved2024-03-27.

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