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2026 NCBBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

  April 10th – 12th, 2026

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The National Club Basketball Association is excited to announce the 2026 National Club Basketball Men’s National Championship tournament will be headed back to the Keystone State and to the newly renovated Highmark Events Center in Erie, Pennsylvania for the fifth straight season.  Eight NCBBA-Men’s teams will advance to the National Championship tournament, which is set to take place Friday, April 10th through Sunday, April 12th. The event will be a single elimination, three-day tournament that will ultimately determine the 2026 National Champion.  On Saturday (April 11th) we will be hosting the 10th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.

Highmark Events Center is set to host the 2026 NCBBA-Men's National Championship

Erie Sports Commission instrumental in brining the 2026 Men's Tournament to Erie, PA and Highmark Events Center

The Wingate by Wyndham is one of the Host Hotels for all 2026 NCBBA-Men's National Championship Teams

The Hampton Inn is one of the Host Hotels for all 2026 NCBBA-Men's National Championship Teams

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Attendance and Travel Information

Erie Sports Commission & Visit Erie
For more information about Erie and the surrounding area and attractions, check out the official tourism sites of Visit Erie and the Erie Sports Commission.

 

Airport
If your trip to the NCBBA National Championship requires you to fly, Erie International Airport (ERI) is just 15 minutes from Highmark Event Center.  Visit ErieAirport.org for more details.  Alternate options are Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) and Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) both of which are around a 2 hour drive to Erie.

 

Lodging
The NCBBA has partnered with the Erie Sports Commission to provide discounted host hotel options for the teams and fans alike.  The NCBBA-M is thrilled to announce they have partnered with the Wingate by Wyndham and Hampton Inn to serve as the official host hotels for the 2026 NCBBA-M National Championship Tournament.  All qualifying  teams will be REQUIRED to stay at one of the host hotel properties.

 

Directions
Plug these addresses into your GPS to help you navigate around Erie during your visit to the NCBBA National Championship:

  • Highmark Events Center – 620 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16501
  • Host Hotel – Wingate by Wyndham – 8060 Old Oliver Road, Erie, PA 16509
  • Host Hotel – Hampton Inn – 8050 Old Oliver Road, Erie, PA 16509
  • UPMC Hamot – 201 State St, Erie, PA 16550

 

Sponsors
During your trip to Erie, please consider visiting our local sponsor who have helped to make this a memorable experience for the participants and fans:

  • Moe’s – Official catering sponsor of the 2026 National Championship Tournament
    • All teams will receive exclusive offers and discounts

 

Tickets
All fans interested in attending the 2026 NCBBA National Championship will need to purchase online tickets prior to arrival.  No worries, we still offer day passes and full tournament passes through the online ticketing platform.  Should you arrive at the entry gate without an online ticket, you will be directed to this very online ticketing platform as there will be no on site ticket sales.  These new procedures should help with expediting entry into the complex for all spectators.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

 

Game Day Program
Download a copy of the Official NCBBA National Championship Tournament Program for FREE here.

 

Continue to check back, more information will be added as it becomes available. We look forward to seeing you at the NCBBA National Championship!

 

Follow Live!

During the NCBBA National Championship, fans not in attendance will have the opportunity to listen to a live play by play broadcast simulcast with live video of all the tournament games over the internet.

 

LIVE Play by Play
Follow the LIVE Play by Play / Video simulcast of the NCBBA National Championship Tournament presented by Rawlings Sporting Goods on CollClubSports.TV.

 

Stats
Check here for box scores for each NCBBA-M National Championship Game.

Game 1: BOX SCORE HERE

Game 2: BOX SCORE HERE

Game 3: BOX SCORE HERE

Game 4: BOX SCORE HERE

Game 5: BOX SCORE HERE

Game 6: BOX SCORE HERE

National Championship: BOX SCORE HERE

 

Skills/All Star Competition

On Saturday April 11th, beginning at 9am EST, the NCBBA will be hosting the 10th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA will be competing in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, and a Slam Dunk Competition.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Deshawn Herold Cal State Northridge x x x
Tyler Schultz Florida 57.2 46.2 23.1 Winner
Ryan Dear Boston College 58.1 x x
Jack Scott James Madison 53.6 x x
Evan Dugger Ohio State x x x
Anthony Rybarczyk Syracuse 30.4 53.6 x
Alex Rike UCLA 39.0 1.00 x
Francis Koblish Boston University 46.9 51.0 41.8
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Damon Fitzpatrick Boston University 39.8 41.3 x
Max Jacobs Florida x x x
Oz Elad Syracuse 37.2 36.3 43.2
Ryan Stewart Boston College 40.1 39.1 30.0 Winner
Grant Boydell UCLA 50.0 x x
Josh Pineiro Ohio State x x x
Peter Iba Cal State Northridge x x x
Dhylan Henry James Madison 50.0 x x
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Deon Milller Ohio State x x x
Jordan Hougeban UCLA 23 x 27 Winner
Gargey Suryadevara Boston University 23 x 20
Michael Azigne Cal State Northridge x x x
Jalen Edwards UCLA x x x
Noah Volel Florida x x x
Will Doyle Boston College 24 x 26
Kazembe Okeira-Anglin Syracuse x x x
3 Point:
Obstacle Course:

Dunk:

2025 NCBBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Hagerty Family Events Center – Erie, PA – April 11th – 13th, 2025

2025 was another great year for the NCBBA!  For the 4th year in a row, Erie, PA proved to once again be a fantastic home for the National Championship Tournament.  As in year’s past, eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship which took place Friday, April 11th through Sunday, April 13th.  The single elimination, three-day tournament ultimately determined the 2025 National Champion, UCLA.  Not only was a National Champion crowned, but on Saturday, April 12th, the Tournament also featured the 9th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.

 

Championship: UCLA 61 vs. James Madison 51

Champions: University of California – Los Angeles

Tournament MVP: Jonny Garnett

Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2025 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2025 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the action from the 2025 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: James Madison vs. Northeastern: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: North Carolina vs. Fairfield: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: UCLA vs. Notre Dame: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: Ohio State vs. Boston College: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: North Carolina vs. UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: Ohio State vs. James Madison: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: James Madison vs. UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 11th, the NCBBA hosted the 9th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, and a Slam Dunk Competition.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round

2024 NCBBA National Championship History

Hagerty Family Events Center – Erie, PA – April 19th – 21st, 2024

2024 was another great year for the NCBBA!  For the 3rd year in a row, Erie, PA proved to once again be a fantastic home for the National Championship Tournament.  As in year’s past, eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship which took place Friday, April 19th through Sunday, April 21st.  The single elimination, three-day tournament ultimately determined the 2024 National Champion, James Madison University.  Not only was a National Champion crowned, but on Saturday, April 20th, the Tournament also featured the 8th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.

 

Championship: UCLA 49 vs. James Madison 53

Champions: James Madison University

Tournament MVP: Jack Jensen


Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2024 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2024 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the action from the 2024 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: Miami vs UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: Notre Dame vs Penn State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: UNC-Charlotte vs James Madison: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: SUNY Binghamton vs Northeastern: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: Penn State vs James Madison: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: UCLA vs Northeastern: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: UCLA vs James Madison: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 20th, the NCBBA hosted the 8th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, a Slam Dunk Competition and the newly added Shooter’s Chaos.  Following the Skills Competition, the 3nd annual NCBBA All Star Game took place featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Trevor Kelly UNC-Charlotte 55.6 x x
Andy Swartout Notre Dame x x x
Joe Fiumefreddo Miami x x x
Ryan Wheeler James Madison 56.2 x x
Michael Tofano SUNY Binghamton 55.4 103.8 x
Nicholas Sibley Penn State 29.3 41.2 x
Jon Wu Northeastern 31.1 26.8 28.3 
Jack Williams UCLA 28.6 18.5 30.7
NCBBA Shooter’s Chaos
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Daniel Nuemann Penn State 32 46 34
Tyler Druskis UNC-Charlotte 20 x x
Austin Squeri James Madison 22 x x
Daniel Carrion SUNY Binghamton 36 23 x
Jake Kremer UCLA 37 37 26
Andrew Ward Notre Dame x x x
Jimmy Chen Miami x x x
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Tommy McManus Notre Dame x x x
Mason Sheffield Miami x x x
Harrison Gillenwater James Madison 65.4 x x
Ryan Wade SUNY Binghamton 53.3 x x
Colin Johnson Penn State 44.1 32.2 28.3
Dan Dalzell Northeastern 41.9 39.2 x
Trian Barnes UNC-Charlotte 39.4 45.7 x
DJ Ryan UCLA 32.7 37.6 30.0
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Wes Nardolillo James Madison 25 28 25
Erez Rosenband SUNY Binghamton 22 x x
Alieu Jeng Penn State 21 x x
Jourdan Watkins UNC-Charlotte 30 27 x
Connor Walsh Miami x x x
Jalen Edwards UCLA 27 30 0

2023 NCBBA National Championship History

Hagerty Family Events Center – Erie, PA – April 21st – 23rd, 2023

2023 was another great year for the NCBBA!  For the 2nd year in a row, Erie, PA proved to once again be a fantastic home for the National Championship Tournament.  As in year’s past, eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship which took place Friday, April 21st through Sunday, April 23rd.  The single elimination, three-day tournament ultimately determined the 2023 National Champion, University of California – Los Angeles.  Not only was a National Champion crowned, but on Saturday, April 20th, the Tournament also featured the 7th annual NCBBA Skills Competition and All Star Game.

 

Championship: UCLA 68 vs. James Madison 65

Champions: UCLA

Tournament MVP: Jonny Garnett


Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2023 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2023 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the action from the 2023 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: Florida State vs Xavier: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: James Madison vs UConn: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: USC vs Penn State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: Boston College vs UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: James Madison vs Penn State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: Florida State vs UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: James Madison vs UCLA: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 22nd, the NCBBA hosted the 7th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, a Slam Dunk Competition and the newly added Shooter’s Chaos.  Following the Skills Competition, the 6th annual NCBBA All Star Game took place featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Jack Williams UCLA
Colin Schoen UConn
Marc Daly USC
Kevin Mauro Florida State
John Hunter James Madison
Seth Lake UConn
Arnold Vento Penn State
Evan O’Brien UCLA
Coby Hawkins USC
NCBBA Shooter’s Chaos
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Zach Minetola Florida State
Marc Daly USC
James Harchut UConn
Jordan Shapiro UConn
Nate Crumb James Madison
Danny Neumann Penn State
Jake Kremer UCLA
Austin Groft Penn State
Coby Hawkins USC
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Manuel Mosquera Florida State
Adam Scaramuzo UConn
Christian Holcomb James Madison
Marc Daly USC
Kevin Fromelt Penn State
Stacey Terry James Madison
Noah Mitchell Florida State
Benjamin Moore UCLA
Zach Thatcher Penn State
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Garrison Kunst UConn
Jack Reinhert Florida State
Miguel Yepez Florida State
DJ Traore Penn State
Kyle Heagele James Madison
Jonny Garnett UCLA
All Star Game: Team Orange 120 vs Team Black 122
All Star Game MVP: Ruhail Akhtar

2022 NCBBA National Championship History

Highmark Events Center – Gannon University Campus -Erie, PA – April 22nd – 24th, 2022

2022 was another great year for the NCBBA!  For the 1st year, Erie, PA proved to be a fantastic home for the National Championship Tournament.  As in year’s past, eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship which took place Friday, April 22nd through Sunday, April 24th.  The single elimination, three-day tournament ultimately determined the 2022 National Champion, Purdue University. Not only was a National Champion crowned, but on Saturday, April 21st, the Tournament also featured the 6th annual NCBBA Skills Competition and All Star Game.

 

Participants: Purdue University, Radford University, Towson University, Bryant University, East Carolina University, Boston College, Penn State, Notre Dame 

Championship: Notre Dame 48 vs. Purdue 53

Champions: Purdue

Tournament MVP: Emerson Halbleib

Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2022 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here

Download a copy of the 2022 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: Bryant vs Towson: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: Boston College vs East Carolina: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: Notre Dame vs Penn State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: Radford vs Purdue: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: Notre Dame vs Boston College: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: Bryant vs Purdue: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: Notre Dame vs Purdue: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 23rd, the NCBBA hosted the 6th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, a Slam Dunk Competition and the newly added Shooter’s Chaos.  Following the Skills Competition, the 6th annual NCBBA All Star Game took place featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Jeremiah Langley Radford 39.3 40.9 x
AJ Richardson Towson 38.9 31.7 35.1
Jordan Richeson VMI 36.6 39.7 x
Phillip DesRosier Auburn 39 37 x
Henry Holzinger Boston College 32.9 24.2 26.4
Gordon Bess Notre Dame 1:06 x x
Jacob Johnson VMI 49.4 x x
Jack Armstrong Bryant 58.1 x x
Jesse Backers Radford 59.2 x x
Matt Pearce Purdue 59.2 x x
Ethan Renner Boston College 1:16 x x
Gunnar Reiffett Purdue 35.8 19.5 42.3
NCBBA Shooter’s Chaos
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Fitz-Gernald Perrier Radford 32 31 x
Nick Ng Bryant 15 x x
John Davey Notre Dame 18 x x
Jacob Johnson VMI 28 x x
Aidan Demian Boston College 19 x x
Peter McDonald Notre Dame 29 42 x
Max Otterbacher Purdue 43 44 49
Phillip DesRosier Auburn 40 44 38
Jalen Meares Towson 29 45 33
John Duros Bryant 18 x x
Chandler Taylor Radford 35 23 x
JP Lynch Notre Dame 40 21 x
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Malik Shipley Towson 30.5 34 44.5
Josiah Poole Purdue 32.7 49.5 x
Mason Porter Notre Dame 35.3 35.3 36.7
Brian Holroyd Bryant 59.5 x x
Austin Rogers Radford 43.2 x x
Phillip DesRosier Auburn 36 38.6 x
Jacob Johnson VMI 51.7 x x
Drew Hayden Purdue 46.3 x x
Eric Baier Boston College 42.5 x x
Blake McGuire Boston College 38.7 x x
Jack Salan Bryant 35.9 44.5 x
John Mbeng Towson 37.6 34.1 26.4
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Bobby LoBue Boston College 24 28 23
Zack Barker Purdue 21 x x
Javon Daniel Towson 23 x x
Kyle McCloskey Notre Dame 28 30 30
Kam Hughes Radford 24 27 x
Matias Hodnett Radford 19 x x
Jordan Richeson VMI x x x
Brady Paulus Bryant 30 27 x
All Star Game: Team Orange 105 vs Team Black 135
All Star Game MVP: Matias Hodnett
All Star Game Box Score: Here

2020 NCBBA National Championship History

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the 2020 season was cancelled during the middle of the season. A champion was named despite the Pandemic. To view the statement we issued that season, click here!

2019 NCBBA National Championship History

Indiana University (South Bend) – South Bend, IN – April 12th – 14th, 2019

2019 was another great year for the NCBBA!  For the 2nd year in a row, South Bend, IN proved to once again be a fantastic home for the National Championship Tournament.  As in year’s past, eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship which took place Friday, April 12th through Sunday, April 14th.  The single elimination, three-day tournament ultimately determined the 2019 National Champion, East Carolina University.  Not only was a National Champion crowned, but on Saturday, April 13th, the Tournament also featured the 4th annual NCBBA Skills Compitition and the 3rd annual NCBBA All Star Game.

Championship: SIU-Edwardsville 65 vs. East Carolina University 72

Champions: East Carolina University

Tournament MVP: Eric Stokes

Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2019 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2019 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the Post-Game Interviews from the 2019 NCBBA Championship here!

Watch all the Simulcasts from the 2019 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: UMass Lowell vs East Carolina: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: Boston College vs SIU Edwardsville: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: St. John’s vs Pittsburgh: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: Georgetown vs Albany: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: Georgetown vs SIU Edwardsville: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: East Carolina vs Pittsburgh: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: East Carolina vs SIU Edwardsville: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 13th, the NCBBA hosted the 4th annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, a Slam Dunk Competition and the newly added Shooter’s Chaos.  Following the Skills Competition, the 3nd annual NCBBA All Star Game took place featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Henry Hulzinger Boston College 35.8 24.8 27.4
Adam Milanese East Carolina 34.5 24.1 45.0
Nick Kosanovich Pittsburgh 34.9 23.1 47.5
Nick Reel SIUe 32.9 28.2 eliminated
Jonathan Barnett Albany 35.4 46.8 eliminated
David Grayson East Carolina 24.3 49.8 eliminated
Luke Doyle Boston College 50.9 eliminated eliminated
Tanner Perez St. John’s 52.9 eliminated eliminated
Steven Goggin UMass Lowell 53.9 eliminated eliminated
Jeffrey Toomey Boston College 1:09.2 eliminated eliminated
Luke Thompson SIUe 1:31.6 eliminated eliminated
Ryan Maloney Georgetown eliminated eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Shooter’s Chaos
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Ryan Obwemeier SIUe 38 33 44
Noah Lasky St. John’s 33 26 41
Justus Thompson East Carolina 26 31 25
Daniel Haye Albany 27 20 eliminated
Max Lampe Pittsburgh 36 12 eliminated
Eric Stokes East Carolina 35 10 eliminated
Ethan Cook UMass Lowell 25 eliminated eliminated
Alex Blichhan SIUe 20 eliminated eliminated
Nick Marlo SIUe 20 eliminated eliminated
Augustus Busumbru UMass Lowell eliminated eliminated eliminated
Derron Payne Georgetown eliminated eliminated eliminated
Daniel Shlayen Georgetown eliminated eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Justin Heidig Pittsburgh 40.7 31.8 32.8
Karim Diouf Albany 41.5 40.5 34.7
Alex Blichhan SIUe 30.5 34.3 37.5
Gregory Bormes Boston College 41.0 44.0 eliminated
William Hoey St. John’s 35.4 44.2 eliminated
Patrick McPhee Boston College 34.5 51.6 eliminated
Augustus Busumbru UMass Lowell 52.3 eliminated eliminated
Ryan Obwemeier SIUe 1:00.4 eliminated eliminated
Kennedy Asare UMass Lowell eliminated eliminated eliminated
Mike Cerulli Boston College eliminated eliminated eliminated
Derron Payne Georgetown eliminated eliminated eliminated
Daniel Shlayen Georgetown eliminated eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Evan Palmer Boston College 26, 26, 30 27, 28, 30 30
Jalen Rosemond St. John’s 25, 27 29, 23, 27 0
David Kazadi UMass Lowell 23, 25, 27 23 eliminated
Kevin Cox SIUe 23, 23, 30 13, 18 eliminated
Chris Smith Pittsburgh 22 eliminated eliminated
Shiquan Cox East Carolina 17 eliminated eliminated
Steve Votodian Pittsburgh 15 eliminated eliminated
Kojo Dadzie Albany 10 eliminated eliminated

All Star Game: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Team Orange – 89
General Manager: Ken Thorne
Head Coach: Robert Montgomery

 

Kennedy Asare (UMass – Lowell)
Noah Laskey (St. John’s)
Davon Woodard (St. John’s)
Jeffrey Toomey (Boston College)
Daniel Haye (U Albany)
Karim Diouf (U Albany)
Luke Doyle (Boston College)
David Kazadi (UMass – Lowell)
David Hamel-Sellman (UMass – Lowell)
Tanner Perez (St. John’s)

 

Team Black – 87
General Manager: Ryan Norris
Head Coach: Alec Verhoff

 

Kojo Dadzie (U Albany)
Steven Goggin (UMass – Lowell)
Augustus Busumbru (UMass – Lowell)
Gregory Bormes (Boston College)
Jorden Miller (U Albany)
Melick Lubin (U Albany)
Evan Palmer (Boston College)
Garpue Barchue (St. John’s)
Andrew Mayleben (Boston College)
Jalen Rosemond (St. John’s)

 

MVP:  Noah Laskey – 23 points

2018 NCBBA National Championship History

Indiana University (South Bend) – South Bend, IN – April 6th – 8th, 2018

2018 was yet again another record year of growth for the The National Club Basketball Association as the league grew to over 100 schools including the addition of the Southern Pacific Region.  This western growth moved the mid point of the NCBBA further west causing a need for a new venue in proximity to the new center of the league.  South Bend, IN came calling with open arms and it was quickly determined that Indiana University – South Bend would be the perfect venue to host our National Championship.  Eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship tournament through the new 4-team Regional Playoff format.  The National Championship took place Friday, April 6th through Sunday, April 9th once again in a single elimination, three-day tournament that ultimately determined the 2018 National Champion.  On Saturday (April 7th) the 3rd annual NCBBA skills competition and 2nd annual NCBBA All Star Game were held.

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Participants: Arizona State University, East Carolina University, Harvard University, Indiana University, Ithaca College, University of Michigan, Ohio State University, Princeton University

Championship: Ohio State University 80 vs. Harvard University 70

Champions: Ohio State University

Tournament MVP: Nick Moschetti

 

 

Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2018 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2018 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the Post-Game Interviews from the 2018 NCBBA Championship here!

Listen to all the Play by Play Broadcasts from the 2018 NCBBA Championship here!

View all the pictures from the 2018 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: Princeton vs Harvard: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: ECU vs Indiana: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: Ohio State vs Arizona State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: Ithaca vs Michigan: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: Indiana vs Ohio State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: Harvard vs Michigan: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: Harvard vs Ohio State: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

 

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 7th, the NCBBA hosted the 3rd annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, and a Slam Dunk Competition.  Following the Skills Competition, the 2nd annual NCBBA All Star Game took place featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

 

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Jeb Helmers Princeton 30.13 18.78 23.34
Steve Pennington Ohio State 29.53 24.75 32.93
Parker Chmiel Michigan 28.54 23.28 47.30
Kinan Moufti Arizona State 26.32 28.19 eliminated
Patrick Skelly Michigan 34.75 39.62 eliminated
Tyler Guest Arizona State 23.78 42.59 eliminated
Mark Czeisler Harvard 43.78 eliminated eliminated
Eric Stokes East Carolina 43.79 eliminated eliminated
Aidan Dewar Harvard 44.22 eliminated eliminated
Jordan Bradshaw Indiana 44.78 eliminated eliminated
Jared Young Princeton 49.44 eliminated eliminated
Ja’Carus Hamilton East Carolina 1:18.70 eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Tyler Guest Arizona State 33.25 28.37 32.53
Shane O’Donoghue Harvard 42.53 29.84 33.13
Marquis Gaines 28.31 33.03 33.66
Jansen Davidson Ohio State 36.63 40.81 eliminated
Nate Hollenberg Harvard 39.09 52.44 eliminated
Antonio Atria Ohio State 31.71 01:07.9 eliminated
Chuk Uzoegwu Princeton 43.38 eliminated eliminated
Malachi Byrd Princeton 44.84 eliminated eliminated
Lucas Fioretti Michigan 44.88 eliminated eliminated
Justus Thompson East Carolina 53.50 eliminated eliminated
EJ Faulcon East Carolina 55.85 eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Dakota King East Carolina 30 28, 30 11, 24
Malik Sammons Ohio State 23, 28 24, 26, 30 19
Andrew Slivinski Indiana 22 14, 20 eliminated
Marcus Hicks East Carolina 14, 25, 17 19 eliminated
Gautam Visveswaran Michigan 16, 20, 22 17, 19 eliminated
RJ Hernandez Princeton 22, 17, 14 14 eliminated
Tyler Guest Arizona State 17, 21, 13 eliminated eliminated
 
All Star Game

 

Team Orange – 102
General Manager: Ryan Norris
Head Coach: Robert Montgomery

 

RJ Hernandez (Princeton)
Dakota King (East Carolina)
Kaine Vieira (Arizona State)
Eric Stokes (East Carolina)
Darrian Saddler (East Carolina)
Malachi Byrd (Princeton)
Kevin Hou (Princeton)
Myles Forde (East Carolina)
 

 

Team Black – 99
General Manager: Ken Thorne
Head Coach: Scott Chemma

 

Jeb Helmers (Princeton)
Jared Young (Princeton)
Jake Pandroke (Arizona State)
Rex Greabell (Arizona State)
Marcus Hicks (East Carolina)
JJ Hamilton (East Carolina)
Stewart Troebel (Princeton)
 

 

MVP:  Marcus Hicks – 32 points

2017 NCBBA National Championship History

Notre Dame College – Cleveland, OH – April 7th – 9th, 2017

2017 was a year of growth and change for The National Club Basketball Association.  With a record breaking amount of new teams coming on board it was time for a fresh venue to host the National Championship.  After an extensive search, the Murphy Gym in the Keller Center on the campus of Notre Dame College in Cleveland, Ohio proved to be that ideal location.  Eight NCBBA teams advanced to the National Championship tournament through Regional Playoffs, which took place Friday, April 7th through Sunday, April 9th. The event was once again a single elimination, three-day tournament that ultimately determined the 2017 National Champion. On Saturday April 8th the NCBBA once again hosted the popular NCBBA Skills competition followed by it’s first ever all star game.

Downloadable Information

Download a copy of the Official 2017 NCBBA Game Day Program for FREE here.

Download a copy of the 2017 NCBBA National Championship Bracket here.

Game Recaps/Highlights!

Watch all the Post-Game Interviews from the 2017 NCBBA Championship here!

Listen to all the Play by Play Broadcasts from the 2017 NCBBA Championship here!

View all the pictures from the 2017 NCBBA Championship here!

Check out the statistical game summaries for each of the NCBBA Championship Games here!

Game 1: Ohio State vs Pittsburgh: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 2: St. John’s vs Purdue: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 3: Michigan State vs Southern Illinois: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 4: South Carolina vs UMASS-Lowell: VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 5: Michigan State vs Purdue VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 6: South Carolina vs Pittsburgh VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Game 7: Pittsburgh vs Purdue VIEW GAME SUMMARY

Skills / All Star Competition

On Saturday April 8th, the NCBBA hosted the 2nd annual NCBBA Skills Competition.  Contestants from around the NCBBA competed in events such as a Three Point Competition, the NCBBA Obstacle Course, and a Slam Dunk Competition.  Following the Skills Competition, the first even NCBBA All Star Game was played featuring participants from the NCBBA National Championship Tournament field.

NCBBA 3-Point Shooting Competition
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Ted Young Purdue 22.6 37.7 25.9
Josephy Howat Purdue 31.4 16.5 27.4
Anthony Starzynski Pittsburgh 26.7 33.2 29.3
Claude-Hendel Laurole UMASS Lowell 26.5 46.6 eliminated
Alex Nadtochij St. John’s 26.8 48.1 eliminated
Anthony Hourani Michigan State 27.4 51.7 eliminated
Trey Long South Carolina 32.1 eliminated eliminated
Cory Rogers Pittsburgh 36.7 eliminated eliminated
Daniel Meas UMASS Lowell 46.4 eliminated eliminated
Nick Heffner St. John’s 01:08.0 eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Obstacle Course
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Jalen Thomas Purdue 31.3 32.4 30.1
William Howell St. John’s 32.9 31.4 32.3
Jared Davis South Carolina 44.2 31 32.7
Stefon Hunt Michigan State 38.4 34.6 eliminated
Daniel Meas UMASS Lowell 32.9 37.5 eliminated
Claude-Hendel Laurole UMASS Lowell 43.3 57.7 eliminated
Martino Pepe St. John’s 45.8 eliminated eliminated
Joey Mascaro Pittsburgh 45.9 eliminated eliminated
TJ Morris Michigan State 48.6 eliminated eliminated
Bryce Schloneger Pittsburgh 55.6 eliminated eliminated
NCBBA Slam Dunk Challenge
Participant 1st Round 2nd Round Champ Round
Jayson Brower St. John’s 27, 12, 30 30, 5, 3 29
Quad Borup South Carolina 30, 27, 19 16, 27, 30 20, 12
Stefan Chong St. John’s 30, 13 27, 23, 25 eliminated
Cam Seeley UMASS Lowell 26, 26 19 eliminated
John Gore South Carolina 24, 12, 17 eliminated eliminated
Juozapas Bilvaisas UMASS Lowell 24, 11 eliminated eliminated
Mike Montgomery Purdue 16, 20 eliminated eliminated

All Star Game: Team Orange 118 vs. Team Black 104

All Star MVP: Jayson Brower – St. John’s University