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The Basketball League

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North American basketball league
Not to be confused withThe Basketball Classic orThe Basketball Tournament.
The Basketball League (TBL)
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event2025 TBL season
FormerlyNorth America Premier Basketball
SportBasketball
Founded2017; 8 years ago (2017)
First season2018
Owner(s)Dave Magley
Evelyn Magley
CEOEvelyn Magley
PresidentDave Magley
CommissionerCarlnel Wiley
MottoWhere the spirit of the game lives
No. of teams34
CountriesUnited States
Canada
ContinentNorth America
Most recent
champion(s)
Potawatomi Fire (2nd title)
Most titlesPotawatomi Fire (2)
TV partner(s)TBL TV
Official websitethebasketballleague.net

The Basketball League (TBL), formerlyNorth America Premier Basketball (NAPB), is a professionalbasketball league. The league began operating in North America in 2018 with eight teams, and has since expanded.

TBL's regular season runs from February through May, and their teams engage ininterleague play with franchises of theBasketball Super League (BSL).

History

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In July 2017,Dave Magley and Severko Hrywnak announced the formation of North America Premier Basketball (NAPB).[1] Magley previously served as commissioner for theNational Basketball League of Canada (NBLC), and Hrywnak was co-founder of thePremier Basketball League (PBL).[1]

The league launched its inaugural2018 season with eight teams: theAlbany Patroons,Kansas City Tornados,Kentucky Thoroughbreds,Nevada Desert Dogs, Ohio Cardinals,Rochester Razorsharks, Vancouver Knights, and theYakima SunKings. The Yakima SunKings defeated the Albany Patroons in a best-of-three series to become inaugural NAPB champions.[2]

After the first season, Dave Magley and his wife Evelyn acquired the league as sole owners, andrebranded as The Basketball League (TBL).[3]Paul Mokeski was named commissioner of the league for its2019 season, which commenced with ten teams.[4] The league's second season was ended prematurely, as many teams were struggling financially.[5] In a rematch from the prior year, theAlbany Patroons defeated theYakima SunKings in a best-of-three series to become TBL champions.[6]Paul Woolpert was fired as Yakima's head coach prior to the final game, as he had protested the team owner refusing to pay for his coaching staff's flights to Albany.[7]

The2020 season began with twelve teams, but ended prematurely with no playoffs held due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[8] Carlnel Wiley replaced Paul Mokeski as league commissioner prior to this season.[9]

Twenty-nine teams played during the2021 season, with theEnid Outlaws defeating theSyracuse Stallions in a best-of-three series to capture the league championship.[10]

We are a showcase league, trying to provide players with opportunities. We don’t havebuyout clauses, so players can leave if they find another opportunity. We provide video and stats, which is important for players who want to go overseas, because those are the two things that you need to get a chance.[11]

—Evelyn Magley, CEO

National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC) teams engaged ininterleague play with TBL franchises during the2022 season, including the2022 TBL All-Star Game.[12] Forty-four teams competed that season, and theShreveport Mavericks defeated theAlbany Patroons in a best-of-three series to become TBL champions.[13]

Forty-nine teams played during the2023 season, with the Potawatomi Fire defeating the St. Louis Griffins in their best-of-three series to become TBL champions.[14]

After the dissolution of NBLC following their 2022–23 season,Dave Magley announced the formation of theBasketball Super League (BSL), whose teams would engage ininterleague play with TBL franchises beginning in 2024.[15] The2024 season saw thirty-nine teams compete, with the Potawatomi Fire once again defeating the St. Louis Griffin in a best-of-three series to win the TBL championship.[16]

The current entry fee for a TBL franchise is $600,000, payable oninstallment, along with a $10,000 annual fee for officiating.[17] Owners are expected to have annualoperating budgets of $200,000 to $300,000, and are entitled to receive 50% of the league'ssponsorship earnings throughrevenue sharing.[17]

Teams

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The Basketball League is located in the United States
Halifax
Halifax
Tri City
Tri City
Lightning
Lightning
Fire
Fire
Clutch
Clutch
Breaks
Breaks
Phoenix
Phoenix
Crusaders
Crusaders
Flying Cows
Flying Cows
95ers
95ers
Titans
Titans
Seahawks
Seahawks
Vipers
Vipers
BobKats
BobKats
Legacy
Legacy
Leprechauns
Leprechauns
Iron horses
Iron horses
Griffins
Griffins
Majestics
Majestics
Jaguars
Jaguars
Electric
Electric
Sharks
Sharks
Super Hawks
Super Hawks
Volcanoes
Volcanoes
Bighorns
Bighorns
Capitals
Capitals
Blue Waves
Blue Waves
Base locations of teams in The Basketball League. Colors represent conference alignment as of the 2025 season.
The Basketball League teams
DivisionTeamCityArenaCapacityFoundedJoinedHead coach
Central MidwestEnid OutlawsEnid, OklahomaStride Bank Center5,000[18]20202021Burshaud Williams
Little Rock LightningLittle Rock, ArkansasHall High School20202021Brian Rowsom
Potawatomi FireShawnee, OklahomaFireLake Arena5,000[19]20212022Mark Dannhoff
San Antonio ClutchSan Antonio, TexasAntioch Sports Complex
St. Mary's University
160[20]
3,800[21]
20242025Jason Perez
Mid Atlantic
Frederick Flying CowsFrederick, MarylandWoodsboro Bank Arena1,600[22]20232024Ed Corporal
Capital SeahawksBowie, MarylandBowie State University2,200[23]20242025
Connecticut CrusadersBridgeport, ConnecticutSouthern Connecticut State University2,800[24]20232024Shalonda Hill
Jersey Shore BreaksLincroft, New JerseyBrick Memorial High School
Brookdale Community College
540[25]
2,000[26]
20242025Pepe Manso
Reading RebelsReading, PennsylvaniaAlvernia University1,200[27]20212022Joe Linderman
Rochester KingzRochester, New YorkJames Monroe High School500[28]20232025Anthony Flowers
Virginia Valley VipersPurcellville, VirginiaPatrick Henry College1,200[29]20222023Darien Almond
North Atlantic
Albany PatroonsAlbany, New YorkWashington Avenue Armory4,480[30]2017[a]2018Derrick Rowland
Halifax HoopersHalifax, Nova ScotiaZatzman Sportsplex3,000[31]20242025Augy Jones
New York PhoenixSchenectady, New YorkArmory Studios NY1,800[32]20242025Trevis Wyche
Tri City TideMoncton, New BrunswickCrandall University600[33]20242025Rob Spon
Tri-State AdmiralsElizabeth, New JerseyThomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy20202020Daniel Jacob
Pacific Northwest
Great Falls ElectricGreat Falls, MontanaGreat Falls High School20232024Steve Keller
Salem CapitalsSalem, OregonSalem Armory Auditorium3,200[34]20202022Brian Stevens
Seattle Super HawksSeattle, WashingtonSeattle Pacific University3,300[35]20222023Terry Jones
Vancouver VolcanoesVancouver, WashingtonHudson's Bay High School4,400[36]20212022Curtis Smith
Wenatchee BighornsWenatchee, WashingtonTown Toyota Center2,300[37]20222023Matt Riley
Willamette Valley JaguarsWillamette Valley, OregonCorvallis High School
Crescent Valley High School
McArthur Court
1,050[38]
Unknown
9,087[39]
20232024John Tyson
Pacific Southwest
Bakersfield MajesticsBakersfield, CaliforniaBakersfield High School20212022
Long Beach Blue WavesLong Beach, CaliforniaSantiago High School2,570[40]20212022
San Diego SharksSan Diego, CaliforniaMira Mesa High School2,502[41]2022Brandon Cheeks
South Atlantic
Jacksonville 95ersJacksonville, FloridaFirst Coast High School1,500[42]20232024Dwane Joshua
Raleigh FirebirdsRaleigh, North CarolinaSt. Augustine's University750[43]20182019Bob MacKinnon
Savannah BuccaneersSavannah, GeorgiaTiger Arena5,000[44]20222023Samir St. Clair
Tampa Bay TitansTampa, FloridaA. P. Leto High School
Thomas Jefferson High School
20182019Robert Geier
Upper Midwest
Kokomo BobKatsKokomo, Indiana Memorial Gymnasium5,200[45]20202021Chandler Levingston Simon
Lake County LegacyLake County, IllinoisWaukegan High School20242025
Lebanon LeprechaunsLebanon, IndianaThe Farmers Bank Fieldhouse20212022John Benson
Logansport Iron HorsesLogansport, IndianaLogansport High School5,830[46]20242025Wayne Casey
St. Louis GriffinsSt. Louis,MissouriNormandy High School
Saint Louis Priory School
20222023Nate Griffin

Former teams

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Former teams in The Basketball League
TeamCityArenaSeasonsNotes
Atlantic City GambitsAtlantic City, New JerseyAtlantic City High School2021–2023Folded after season ended.
California Sea-KingsSan Jose, CaliforniaSilicon Valley Sports2021–2022Joined from theABA. Folded after season ended.
Carolina CoyotesColumbia, South CarolinaGlenforest School2020–2022Folded after season ended.
Central Alabama JaguarsMontgomery, AlabamaGarrett Coliseum2022Folded after season ended.
Central Florida ForceOrlando, FloridaBarnett Park Recreation Complex2021–2023Folded after season ended.
Charlotte Purple JacketsCharlotte, North CarolinaCurry Court2021–2023Folded after season ended.
Cincinnati WarriorsCincinnatimultiple2019–2025Folded mid-season.
Columbus CondorsColumbus, Ohiomultiple2020–2021Joined from thePBL. Folded after season ended.
Dayton FlightDayton, OhioDayton Sports Complex2020–2022Folded after season ended.
Derby City DistillersLouisville, KentuckyGardner Gymnasium2022–2024Folded after season ended.
Detroit HustleDetroit, MichiganLoyola High School2020–2022Folded after season ended.
Fayetteville StingersFayetteville, North CarolinaCrown Complex2023Folded after season ended.
Flint UnitedFlint, MichiganDort Financial Center2021Folded after season ended.
Georgia SoulAugusta,GeorgiaHEAL Complex2021–2023Folded after season ended.
Glass City WranglersToledo, OhioStudent Health and Activities Center2022–2024Moved to theBSL.
Gulf Coast LionsSarasota, FloridaNewtown Estates Gym2020–2023Folded after season ended.
Houston PushHouston, TexasFallbrook Church2021Folded after season ended.
Indiana All-AmericansNew Castle, IndianaBlue River Valley High School2022Folded after season ended.
Indy ExpressIndianapolis, IndianaMunicipal Gardens2020–2021Folded after season ended.
Jamestown JackalsJamestown, New YorkJamestown Community College2019–2024Joined from theNABL. Moved to theBSL.
Kalamazoo GalaxyKalamazoo, MichiganWings Event Center2022–2023Folded after season ended.
Kansas City TornadoesKansas City, Missourimultiple2018–2019Folded mid-season.
Kentucky EnforcersEdgewood, KentuckyThomas More University2021–2023Joined from thePBL. Folded after season ended.
L'Academie D'AlmaAlma, QuebecL'Academie D'Alma2023Folded after season ended.
Lehigh Valley LegendsEaston, PennsylvaniaKirby Sports Center2021–2023Folded after season ended.
Lewisville LeopardsLewisville, TexasCreating Young Minds Academy2020Folded after season ended.
Los Angeles IgniteLos Angeles, CaliforniaCalifornia State University2024Folded after season ended.
Massachusetts MonarchsTaunton, MassachusettsTaunton High School2020–2022Folded after season ended.
Medora TimberjacksMedora, IndianaMedora Junior-Senior High School2022–2024Folded after season ended.
Mesquite Desert DogsMesquite, Nevadamultiple2018–2019Folded after season ended.
Midtown PrestigeWichita, KansasCharles Koch Arena2021Folded after season ended.
Montréal ToundraMontreal,QuebecCentre Pierre Charbonneau2023Moved to theBSL.
Newfoundland RoguesSt. John's, Newfoundland and LabradorMary Brown's Centre2023Joined from theABA. Moved to theBSL.
New York Court KingsQueens, New YorkElmcor Youth and Adult Activities Center2019Joined from theABA. Folded mid-season.
Ohio BootleggersWesterville, OhioOtterbein University Rike Center2018Joined from theNABL. Folded after season ended.
Ohio CardinalsAkron, OhioLeBron James Arena2018Folded mid-season.
Oklahoma PanthersOklahoma City, OklahomaPutnam City High School2021–2023Folded after season ended.
Omaha's FinestOmaha, NebraskaMillard North High School2021Folded after season ended.
Owensboro ThoroughbredsOwensboro, KentuckyOwensboro Sportscenter2018–2023Folded after season ended.
Pearland Texas WarriorsPearland, TexasPearland Nortorium2022Folded after season ended.
Pontiac PharaohsPontiac, MichiganPontiac High School2022, 2024Moved to theBSL.
Port City PowerSaint John, New Brunswickmultiple2025Folded before season started.
Rhode Island KrakenWarwick, Rhode Islandmultiple2017–2023Folded after season ended.
Rochester RazorsharksRochester, New YorkBlue Cross Arena2018Joined from thePBL. Left to rejoin thePBL.
Rocket City FlightHuntsville, AlabamaOakwood University2024Folded after season ended.
San Diego GuardiansSan Diego, CaliforniaVictory Christian Academy2021Joined from theABA. Folded after season ended.
San Diego WavesSan Diego, CaliforniaSan Diego Mesa College2019Folded after season ended.
Santa Ana ThunderSanta Ana, New MexicoBernalillo High School2024Folded after season ended.
Shreveport-Bossier MavericksShreveport, LouisianaGold Dome2021–2024Joined from thePBL. Folded mid-season.
SoCal MogulsSan Diego North CountyCanyon Crest Academy2021–2022Folded after season ended.
Sugarland ImperialsSugar Land, TexasWheeler Field House2022Folded after season ended.
Syracuse StallionsSyracuse, New YorkLiverpool High School2017–2023Joined from theABA. Folded after season ended.
Tallahassee Southern KingsTallahassee, FloridaTCC Eagle Dome2022Folded after season ended.
Texas 7ersTerrell, TexasSouthwestern Christian College2024Folded after season ended.
Vancouver KnightsRichmond, British ColumbiaRichmond Olympic Oval2018Folded after season ended.
Vegas BallersLas Vegas, NevadaTarkanian Basketball Center2021Folded after season ended.
Waco RoyalsChilton, TexasChilton High School2020–2022Folded after season ended.
West Coast BreezeSan Marcos, Californiamultiple2021, 2023Folded after season ended.
Western Oklahoma SkyKingsAltus, OklahomaEl Reno High School2023–2024Folded after season ended.
West Virginia GrindCharleston, West VirginiaWalker Convocation Center2023–2024Folded after season ended.
Yakima SunKingsYakima, WashingtonYakima SunDome2018–2019Folded after season ended.
York Mighty AntsYork, PennsylvaniaWilliam Penn Senior High School2023Joined from the TTBL. Folded after season ended.

Seasons

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Overview of The Basketball League seasons
SeasonRegular season championRegular season MVPPlayoff championPlayoff runner-upPlayoff MVP
2018Yakima SunKingsEdwin Ubiles (Albany)Yakima SunKingsAlbany PatroonsRenaldo Major
2019Yakima SunKingsRobert Duncan (Yakima)Albany PatroonsYakima SunKingsShadell Millinghaus
2020Indy Express*Corey Taite (Tri-State)Season canceled due toCOVID-19 pandemic
2021Enid OutlawsChance Comanche (Enid)Enid OutlawsSyracuse StallionsChance Comanche
2022Shreveport MavericksDeshawn Munson (Potawatomi)Shreveport MavericksAlbany PatroonsPJ Meyers
2023Potawatomi FireChris Darrington (Glass City)Potawatomi FireSt. Louis GriffinsDaylon Guy and Deshawn Munson
2024Potawatomi FireDaylon Guy (Potawatomi)Potawatomi FireSt. Louis GriffinsDeshawn Munson

* Shortened season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Indy Express had the best overall record at the time of cancellation.

Notes

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  1. ^New franchise replacing the defunct team of the same name.

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