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Club	Last season	Arena	Location	Capacity
Academic Plovdiv^[5]	5th	Kolodruma	Plovdiv	6,100
Balkan Botevgrad^[6]	4th	Arena Botevgrad	Botevgrad	4,500
Beroe^[7]	6th	Municipal Hall	Stara Zagora	1,000
Cherno More Ticha^[8]	9th	Hristo Borisov	Varna	1,000
Chernomorets^[9]	5th	Boycho Branzov Hall	Burgas	1,000
Levski Lukoil^[10]	1st	Universiada Hall	Sofia	4,000
Rilski Sportist^[11]	2nd	Arena Samokov	Samokov	2,500
Shumen^[12]	New team	Arena Shumen	Shumen	1,500
Spartak Pleven^[13]	8th	Balkanstroy	Pleven	1,200
Yambol^[14]	7th	Diana	Yambol	3,000

Regular season

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In the regular season, teams play against each other three times home-and-away in a doubleround-robin format. The draw for the first 18 rounds, was made on 10 September and was show in the NBL youtube channel. The season will start on 9 October.^[15] The top eight teams advance to the playoffs.

League table

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Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Rilski Sportist	27	25	2	2458	1932	+526	52	Advance toplayoffs
2	Balkan Botevgrad	27	21	6	2243	1952	+291	48
3	Levski Lukoil	27	18	9	2230	1980	+250	45
4	Chernomorets	27	16	11	2199	2119	+80	43
5	Spartak Pleven	27	16	11	2298	2184	+114	43
6	Beroe	27	13	14	2191	2239	−48	40
7	Academic Plovdiv	27	12	15	2155	2186	−31	39
8	Yambol	27	9	18	2214	2441	−227	36
9	Shumen	27	4	23	1875	2362	−487	31
10	Cherno More Ticha	27	1	26	1957	2425	−468	28

Updated to match(es) played on 27 April 2022. Source:NBL

Results

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Home \ Away	ACP	BAL	BER	CMT	CHE	LEV	RIL	SHU	SPA	YAM	ACP	BAL	BER	CMT	CHE	LEV	RIL	SHU	SPA	YAM
Academic		63–99	84–78	91–79	88–91	78–97	81–88	83–78	77–85	106–80		70–65		89–85			67–80	79–66		113–88
Balkan	79–63		106–78	88–69	49–59	80–69	74–73	112–76	90–81	94–81			85–76		92–70	74–68			75–71
Beroe	91–87	92–87		99–64	100–83	56–82	79–90	85–63	57–73	91–76	95–87			74–64			76–125	105–68		76–92
Cherno More	65–83	79–101	80–82		83–108	72–101	75–86	71–76	69–85	78–77		72–84			79–99	73–92	71–93		82–91
Chernomorets	80–66	83–78	76–58	91–70		69–96	68–89	114–63	84–87	110–78	76–66		89–78						79–66	79–72
Levski Lukoil	75–57	59–72	97–85	96–60	77–57		66–76	75–51	80–74	85–81	76–70		86–68		80–69				108–114
Rilski Sportist	77–63	85–73	85–77	96–58	82–71	88–69		108–56	93–70	104–68		78–74			89–58	82–78			79–77
Shumen	66–83	54–80	65–81	91–71	68–77	50–96	59–103		71–84	73–82		67–73		66–58	88–85	70–72	75–102
Spartak	91–64	71–83	76–89	98–66	74–89	84–82	101–93	100–74		88–95	94–90		95–83					92–76		94–73
Yambol	72–93	75–97	76–91	97–91	103–85	78–97	81–101	98–77	83–82			70–79		91–73		78–81	76–115	93–88

Updated to match(es) played on 27 April 2022. Source:NBL
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

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Playoffs

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Bracket

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Quarterfinals					Semifinals						Finals

1	Rilski Sportist	91	96

8	Yambol	68	83
					1	Rilski Sportist	94	89	77

					5	Spartak Pleven	65	75	76
4	Chernomorets	72	85	69

5	Spartak Pleven	87	84	87
											1	Rilski Sportist	78	82	65	54

											2	Balkan Botevgrad	69	86	88	66
2	Balkan Botevgrad	80	72	61

7	Academic Plovdiv	73	87	55
					2	Balkan Botevgrad	80	76	56	78	Third place

					3	Levski Lukoil	74	72	66	76
3	Levski Lukoil	116	87								5	Spartak Pleven	88	83	62

6	Beroe	74	79								3	Levski Lukoil	96	73	78

Player of the round

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Round	Player	Team	PIR
1	Chavdar Kostov	Levski	34
2	Tonny Trocha-Morelos	Chernomorets	46
3	Jeremiah Paige	Yambol	34
4	Tonny Trocha-Morelos	Chernomorets	39
5	Trey Porter	Rilski Sportist	37
6	Brandon Brown	Rilski Sportist	35
7	Obinna Oleka	Beroe	41
8	Wendell Lewis	Chernomorets	52
9	Obinna Oleka	Beroe	50
10	Aleksandar Yanev	Beroe	33
11	Obinna Oleka	Beroe	36
12	Dejan Bjelić	Shumen	40
13	Georgi Boyanov	Chernomorets	36
14	Chavdar Kostov	Levski	32
15	Trey Porter	Rilski Sportist	28
16	Georgi Boyanov	Chernomorets	38
17	Krastan Krastanov	Yambol	32
18	Dejan Bjelić	Shumen	31
19	Georgi Boyanov	Chernomorets	40
20	Brandon Brown	Rilski Sportist	41
21	Ivko Ivkov	Spartak Pleven	32
22	Maksym Kornienko	Spartak Pleven	35
23	Georgi Boyanov	Chernomorets	30
24	Daishon Knight	Academic Plovdiv	36
25	Aleksandar Yanev	Beroe	32
26	Vlatko Granić	Chernomorets	34
27	Maksym Kornienko	Spartak Pleven	33

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Bulgarian clubs in European competitions

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Team	Competition	Progress
Levski Lukoil^[18]	Champions League	First qualifying round
Rilski Sportist^[19]	FIBA Europe Cup	Regular season
Academic Plovdiv^[20]	FIBA Europe Cup	Qualifying rounds

NBL clubs in regional competitions

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Team	Competition	Progress
Academic Plovdiv^[21]	Balkan League	First round
Beroe^[22]		First round
Balkan^[23]		First round
Levski Lukoil^[24]		First round

References

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^"Трей Портър е MVP на Редовния сезон в НБЛ".basketball.bg. 1 May 2022. Retrieved29 May 2022.
^"Балкан отново е шампион в НБЛ".basketball.bg. 9 June 2022. Retrieved10 June 2022.
^Stats
^teams
^Akademik in NBL
^Balkan in NBL
^Beroe in NBL
^Cherno More in NBL
^Chernomorets in NBL
^Levski in NBL
^Rilski in NBL
^Shumen in NBL
^Spartak in NBL
^Yambol in NBL
^"Шампионът започва срещу Черно море Тича, вицешампионът ще гостува на новака Шумен".basketball.bg. 11 September 2021. Retrieved12 September 2021.
^Schedule by bgbasket.com
^MVP by Round
^Levski games in Europe
^Rilski games in Europe
^Akademik games in Europe
^Akademik in Balkan league
^Beore in Balkan league
^Balkan in Balkan league
^Levski in Balkan league

v t e Bulgarian National Basketball League
2025–26 teams	Academic Plovdiv Balkan Botevgrad Beroe Botev Vratsa Cherno More Ticha Varna Levski Sofia Lokomotiv Plovdiv Minyor 2015 Rilski Sportist Shumen Spartak Pleven
Former teams	BC Sliven Academic Sofia CSKA Sofia Chernomorets Yambol
Seasons	2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22 2022–23 2023–24 2024–25 2025–26

v t e 2021–22 in European men's basketball
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Regional leagues	Adriatic Alpe Adria Cup Balkan League BNXT League Czechia-Slovakia ENBL Latvia–Estonia Liga Unike
Domestic cups	Albania Belgium Bulgaria Finland France Cup Leaders Cup Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Israel State Cup League Cup National League Cup Italy Lithuania Netherlands Poland Russia Scotland Serbia Spain Switzerland Swiss Cup SBL Cup Turkey United Kingdom Cup Trophy Ukraine
Supercups	BNXT Supercup France Israel Italy Netherlands Poland Spain Turkey Ukraine
Continental competitions	EuroLeague Regular season Playoffs Final Four EuroCup Playoffs Final Champions League Playoffs Final Four FIBA Europe Cup Playoffs Finals
International competitions	2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup qualification Championship for Small Countries EuroBasket 2025 qualification

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