IUBC - International Domestic Basketball Newswires

by **Terre Septentrionale** » Sat Aug 29, 2020 12:10 pm

Looks like I missed the cutoff by a month.

2026-27 Preview

2026-27 results

Terre Septentrionale (RTS) Qualifers
Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz
Rzodkiewnica Bucks
El Perro Red Claws

by **Kohnhead** » Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:39 am

Would like to send my first ever submission to the IUBC per these posts
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=486921&start=25

Kohnhead (KND) Qualifiers
Swisston City Cadillacs
Goldberg Guardians
Lithrop Lobsters

Notes: The Lobsters had the better record of the two semifinal losers so that's why they get in

by **Mytanija** » Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:52 pm

27/28 MKA Liga season review

Mytanija [MYT] qualifiers
Košarka Esca
Zenit
KK Avnalia

by **Mapletish** » Tue Dec 01, 2020 8:53 am

As per Mapletish National Basketball Association Season 5

Mapletish (MAP) Qualifiers
Golden Phoenix
Home United
SC Las Palmas

by **Pemecutan** » Tue Dec 01, 2020 6:08 pm

1780 PBA National A-League Result

Pemecutan (PCU) Qualifier
Balun
Binoh
Pedungan

by **IUBC** » Tue Dec 01, 2020 8:40 pm

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF BASKETBALL CLUBS

Nation and Team Coefficients are now available for viewing.

Guidelines for Entry in IUBC XXI

Each nation is entitled to three entries, with their champion listed first. Please follow the format for submission in the OP.
Seaddle Subsonics (EQS) automatically qualify for the group stages of the IUBC Trophy. If they qualify as the league champions / highest placed team of Equestria, the group stage spot for the league champions will be vacated.
As Equestria is currently a part of a multiassociational league (REBL), should the team fail to qualify via league standing, the following scenarios may apply:
- If there are three (or more) teams ahead of Seaddle Subsonics in league placing, they will automatically be allotted the fourth spot from Equestria, with maximum two spots to be filled by other associations.
- If Crystal Empire (or other association which is part of the REBL) submits four entries with sporting merit, Equestria will get an additional spot.
- The results of the REBL will be checked in order to ensure the correct procedure is taken and considered.
Multiassociational leagues are entitled to six entries, with at most four from one nation.

Hosting the Playoffs

Participating nations are entitled to bid for hosting the playoffs of the IUBC Trophy. Please follow the details in the OP. Further detail is strongly encouraged.
As the host of the previous edition's playoffs, The Hinodejin Empire will not be eligible to bid for the hosting of the playoffs.
Bidding nations are reminded that their submitted bid will not only host the final four but the entire playoffs including the classification games.
If there are no bids received, the host venue will be defaulted to a venue to be confirmed by the new co-organizers of the tournament.

Sponsorship of the IUBC for Seasons 21-25

The IUBC announces the bid from Lisanderian company Data West to be the sponsor of the IUBC from Seasons 21 to 25.

Logo contest for the IUBC and Other Matters

I would like to announce that we will have a new co-organizer of the IUBC, Lisander and Equestria. The user behind Filindostan will officially be stepping down from organizing the IUBC but will remain as an advisory role. I would like to thank all the nations who expressed interest in taking over the competition, and will be considered again should there be a need to add another nation to the pool of co-organizers.
I will defer the decision of the logo and tournament format, as well as the new headquarters, cutoff of IUBC 21, and default venues to the new co-organizers of the IUBC

Kindly answer the feedback survey form for the next two months. Changes will be made to the competition moving forward in the 21st edition based on the feedback received.
Also, if you are a part of the NSSports Discord community, you can subscribe to the IUBC Subscriber role to get an alert for the latest IUBC updates:
Kita Hinode wrote:Announcement - Seeing as the IFCF Subscriber role has been working out so well, I added an IUBC Subscriber role so that users can get updates on NSS' major basketball tournament. Like with the other two Subscriber roles, type +getrole IUBC Subscriber and send it on #botcity and your message will be reacted with a checkmark if it works.

Deadline for entries for the twentieth edition of the IUBC will be confirmed by the new co-organizers in due time.

by **Terre Septentrionale** » Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:27 pm

Terre Septentrionale 2027-28 season preview and results

Full season results

Team 	                       Points 	Played 	Won 	Lost 	+-
Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier 	38 	28 	19 	9 	229
Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz 	36 	28 	18 	10 	217
El Perro Red Claws 	        36 	28 	18 	10 	120
Szentgyörgyvölgy Timberwolves 	32 	28 	16 	12 	15
Rzodkiewnica Bucks 	        26 	28 	13 	15 	4
Jazz de Jacques-Cartier 	24 	28 	12 	16 	-103
Shelburne BayHawks 	        18 	28 	9 	19 	-292
Kukljica Warriors 	        16 	28 	8 	20 	-190

Semi Finals

Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier Szentgyörgyvölgy Timberwolves 92 67
Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier Szentgyörgyvölgy Timberwolves 79 74
Szentgyörgyvölgy Timberwolves Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier 64 78

Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier wins the series 3-0.

Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz El Perro Red Claws 70 87
Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz El Perro Red Claws 75 82
El Perro Red Claws Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz 78 72

El Perro Red Claws wins the series 3-0.

ASB Finals

Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier El Perro Red Claws 80 71
Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier El Perro Red Claws 68 55
El Perro Red Claws Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier 79 69
El Perro Red Claws Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier 60 54
Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier El Perro Red Claws 64 77

El Perro Red Claws wins the ASB Finals 3-2!

Playoffs MVP: Luca Stojsavljević - SF - El Perro Red Claws

Terre Septentrionale (RTS) Qualifiers for IUBC XXI

El Perro Red Claws
Grizzlies de Jacques-Cartier
Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz

Note: This entry erases the one posted on august 29.

by **Acastanha** » Tue Dec 22, 2020 1:54 am

1st Season Acastanha Basketball League

Acastanha (ACS) Qualifier
Pemecutan Puppet

Athletic Abharnagkhla
Porto Espinhosa BC.
Vaanchai BC.

by **Pemecutan** » Tue Dec 22, 2020 1:59 am

Acastanha wrote:Pemecutan Puppet

Confirmed

by **Qasden** » Tue Dec 22, 2020 3:23 pm

Since our last time seeing each other, the Qasden Royal Basketball League (QRBL) fell into near total ruin following the financial devastation brought about by our nation's decay in athletic prowess. With a surprise 2nd Place finish at the AOCAF in Banija, a renewed investment in the nation's leagues took effect with the aid of corporations. For basketball, our savior would be Pulsar, an electronic company with interstellar levels of quality products. Of course, patents seem to have a half life of an eternity in Qasden, so the organization had to get creative when coming up with the new name. What they came up with is, well, it's a name; though the league would be nowhere without its star attributes: the teams! Many Qad cities would see the return of their favorite teams, most of whom keeping their names to prevent ordering more merch. Regardless, the stage is set, the airwaves are back online, and the ball is ready to be tipped off. Welcome, one and all, to the first/sixth season of the League of Hoops & Extraordinary Orange Things!

Round 1 (Best of 5)

Little Istria Lions (9) 86–74 Harston Tug Boats (8)
Little Istria Lions (9) 73–69 Harston Tug Boats (8) {Lions lead, 2-0}
Harston Tug Boats (8) 69–77 Little Istria Lions (9) {Lions advance, 3-0}
Wesley-Dimitri Dingfoxes (12) 53–72 Destiny Dons (5)
Wesley-Dimitri Dingfoxes (12) 65–64 Destiny Dons (5) {Series tied, 1-1}
Destiny Dons (5) 84–71 Wesley-Dimitri Dingfoxes (12) {Dons lead, 2-1}
Destiny Dons (5) 78–65 Wesley-Dimitri Dingfoxes (12) {Dons advance, 3-1}
O-City Sportsmen (11) 87–84 Pollansbee Pioneers (6)
O-City Sportsmen (11) 73–74 Pollansbee Pioneers (6) {Series tied, 1-1}
Pollansbee Pioneers (6) 64–72 O-City Sportsmen (11) {Sportsmen lead, 2-1}
Pollansbee Pioneers (6) 74–62 O-City Sportsmen (11) {Series tied, 2-2}
Pollansbee Pioneers (6) 79–84 O-City Sportsmen (11) {Sportsmen advance, 3-2}
Casper Woods Chronicles (10) 61–80 Taxson Terror (7)
Casper Woods Chronicles (10) 72–91 Taxson Terror (7) {Terror leads, 2-0}
Taxson Terror (7) 83–94 Casper Woods Chronicles (10) {Terror leads, 2-1}
Taxson Terror (7) 102–71 Casper Woods Chronicles (10) {Terror advances, 3-1}

Quarter-Finals (Best of 7)

Little Istria Lions (9) 79–84 T.V. City Tabbies (1)
Little Istria Lions (9) 62–95 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Tabbies lead, 2-0}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 77–73 Little Istria Lions (9) {Tabbies lead, 3-0}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 67–60 Little Istria Lions (9) {Tabbies advance, 4-0}
Destiny Dons (5) 94–86 T.V. City Titans (4)
Destiny Dons (5) 78–72 T.V. City Titans (4) {Series tied, 1-1}
T.V. City Titans (4) 73–83 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons lead, 2-1}
T.V. City Titans (4) 62–106 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons lead, 3-1}
T.V. City Titans (4) 64–71 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons advance, 4-1}
O-City Sportsmen (11) 66–82 Elder Harvesters (3)
O-City Sportsmen (11) 61–95 Elder Harvesters (3) {Harvesters lead, 2-0}
Elder Harvesters (3) 86–67 O-City Sportsmen (11) {Harvesters lead, 3-0}
Elder Harvesters (3) 74–72 O-City Sportsmen (11) {Harvesters lead, 4-0}
Taxson Terror (7) 78–70 Qad City Capillaries (2)
Taxson Terror (7) 64–93 Qad City Capillaries (2) {Series tied, 1-1}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 64–57 Taxson Terror (7) {Caps lead, 2-1}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 92–58 Taxson Terror (7) {Caps lead, 3-1}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 95–77 Taxson Terror (7) {Caps advance, 4-1}

Semi-Finals (Best of 7)

Destiny Dons (5) 78–67 T.V. City Tabbies (1)
Destiny Dons (5) 78–76 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Dons lead, 2-0}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 75–72 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons lead, 2-1}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 78–79 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons lead, 3-1}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 64–60 Destiny Dons (5) {Dons lead, 3-2}
Destiny Dons (5) 66–67 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Series tied, 3-3}
Destiny Dons (5) 68–97 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Tabbies advance, 4-3}
Elder Harvesters (3) 87–82 Qad City Capillaries (2)
Elder Harvesters (3) 92–77 Qad City Capillaries (2) {Harvesters lead, 2-0}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 82–75 Elder Harvesters (3) {Harvesters lead, 2-1}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 72–84 Elder Harvesters (3) {Harvesters lead, 3-1}
Qad City Capillaries (2) 78–90 Elder Harvesters (3) {Harvesters advance, 4-1}

PULSAR FINALS (Best of 7)

Elder Harvesters (3) 76–77 T.V. City Tabbies (1)
Elder Harvesters (3) 67–79 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Tabbies lead, 2-0}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 67–68 Elder Harvesters (3) {Tabbies lead, 2-1}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 67–73 Elder Harvesters (3) {Series tied, 2-2}
T.V. City Tabbies (1) 71–68 Elder Harvesters (3) {Tabbies lead, 3-2}
Elder Harvesters (3) 70–69 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Series tied, 3-3}
Elder Harvesters (3) 83–78 T.V. City Tabbies (1) {Harvesters win, 4-3}

Season 6 Champions
Elder Harvesters
(2nd Title)

Qasden (QAD) Qualifiers
Elder Harvesters
T.V. City Tabbies
Qad City Capillaries

by **Graintfjall** » Tue Feb 16, 2021 5:57 am

Several years have passed (at least as far as Græntfjall are concerned) since our last IUBC submission, and since then the Super League has been dissolved and replaced by the Græntfjaller Basketball Championship. A franchise model, the GBC marks a major departure from the usual system of Multi-Sports-Clubs in Græntfjall. 8 franchises were created; each could retain a certain number of geography-based key players, the rest were sorted through a bidding system. The contraction of the league meant some players went without a team and some historic basketball towns were left without a team, but the overall objective was a higher standard of play (and a better TV rights deal). The GBC also introduced a much longer season, accompanied by a change to "Kalactin rules"* including a 48 minute game length and other rule changes intended to facilitate offense. There were of course complaints from traditionalists that Græntfjaller basketball was being commercialized, but then, Græntfjaller basketball sucked, so the wider public broadly welcomed the changes.

The first season was won by the Western Rifles. These results are submitted from the second season.

Regular Season Standings

1 Western Rifles                       47–9
2 Kyrkdorf Tungsten Miners             39–17
3 Árberg Ice-Pandas                    33–23
4 Southern Black Goats                 33–23
5 Hinteram Ghouls                      27–29
6 New Háttmark Blizzards               26–30
7 Northern Artisians                   16–40
8 Odinsfluss Voyageurs                  3–53

Ice-Pandas ahead of Black Goats on H2H.

Finals

Western Rifles 3–4 Kyrkdorf

There was a certain poetry here. After all the big changes, it was Kyrkdorf, one of the few franchises still bearing the name of an old GSL team, who won, and did so in low-scoring 78–80 7th game which did not feature a buzzer-beater, a key final block, some ice-cool free throws, or anything of the sort; instead both two teams spent the final 90 seconds trading missed shots and the last 4 seconds of the season featured both teams scrabbling around on the floor for a missed rebound as time drained off the clock. Have I mentioned that Græntfjaller poetry is really ugly?

Græntfjall (GRÆ) qualifiers
Western Rifles
Kyrkdorf Tungsten Miners
Árberg Ice-Pandas

OOC note to organizers:

I request that the GBC inherit the rankings point earned by the GSL during the last IUBC, given the basic same players in the same nation are represented. I will accept your decision otherwise, however.

Similarly, I request that Western Rifles inherit the rankings of Hintersfjörður, Kyrkdorf Tungsten Miners inherit the rankings of Kyrkdorf, and Southern Black Goats [who have not qualified in this edition] inherit the rankings of Laitwinkl, as all three are based in the same town and have many of the same players. Again, I will accept the decision of the organizers otherwise.

* The season was scorinated using xkoranate with Northwest Kalactin's basketball_nba sports files.

by **Valanora** » Sun Feb 21, 2021 5:12 pm

Per this season

Valanora (VAL) qualifiers
Valanari Highlanders (VAL)
Raynor City Monarchs (VAL)
Capri Firebirds (VAL)

by **Kriegiersien** » Tue Feb 23, 2021 3:19 am

KBL                         Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Timesteam                    14   13   1  1237  880 +357    40
2 Scorpion City Scorpions      14    9   5  1047 1053   −6    32
3 Uran City                    14    8   6  1070 1042  +28    30
4 BC Schoenwetter              14    8   6   993 1014  −21    30
5 Last Harbor Pirates          14    5   9  1040 1104  −64    24
6 Ancient Tomb                 14    5   9  1017 1091  −74    24
7 Muhr Rivermermaids           14    5   9   994 1094 −100    24
8 Zombieflowers                14    3  11   991 1111 −120    20

Kriegiersien (KGS) qualifiers
Timesteam
Scorpion City Scorpions
Uran City

by **Equestrian States** » Thu Mar 04, 2021 8:02 am

Season 10

The Royal Equestrian Basketball League has reached its tenth season of existence.

Ten years ago, that simple fact would've been met with skepticism in most corners of the sporting multiverse, nowhere more so than in Equestria where the sport would charitably have been described as an afterthought. However, after the expansion of the REBL first to the Crystal Empire and most recently to Freeport, twelve IUBC Final Four appearances, and four IUBC titles, not only has the league survived, but it has thrived. One decade into its existence, the REBL has morphed from a semi-professional laughingstock into a semi-professional superpower capable of poaching talent from nations with professional leagues simply through the allure of competition. While the league's fanbase remains small, especially by Equestrian standards, it is steadily growing in popularity, buoyed not only by the success of the REBL's teams in the IUBC, but also by the national team's recent successes in the IBC as well. Support from the Banijan-Equestrian immigrant community has also been vital to the REBL's growth, and has allowed a number of teams with sizable Banijan followings to move into larger purpose-built arenas rather than relying on older public venues. It is that sort of growth which has allowed the REBL to thrive in the past decade and promises to make the coming decade brighter still for Equestrian basketball.

Following the conclusion of the previous REBL season, the IUBC XX cycle did not start well for REBL sides, as the Everfree Indigo crashed out in the group stage and the Manehattan Flames, Cloudsdale Warriors, and Crystal Springs Stars all failed to even get past the qualifying rounds. For the Stars, it was a stunning reversal of fortune one cycle after finishing third overall, while the Indigo continued their slow decline from a team that once reached consecutive IUBC Finals to one struggling to remain relevant internationally despite recent domestic success. Fortunately for the REBL's coefficients, however, the Crystopolis Lancers and Seaddle Subsonics remained as relevant as ever, steamrolling their way to a IUBC XIX Final rematch in the semifinals. In a dominant 93–74 victory, the Subsonics exacted revenge on the Lancers for halting their IUBC title defense by ending the Lancers' own title defense. The Subsonics thus matched the feat of their triumvirate rivals Carloburgo Knights in reaching three straight IUBC Finals, and after a comfortable 89-75 win against Lisander's BC Olympia Lerna, also matched the Knights' feat of winning a third IUBC title and moved into a tie with their Valladar rivals as the most-decorated club in IUBC history.

The Seaddle Subsonics have not maintained their position as one of the multiverse's elite clubs through complacency, however, proving their commitment to excellence once again by securing the services of Banijan international Antouman Ceesay a few weeks prior to the season's start. Ceesay, who is expected to take over the starting power forward position for both club and country, was enthusiastically welcomed by Subsonics supporters at Seaddle Arena while the rest of the league groaned at the reigning REBL and IUBC champions' signing of yet another international star. The Cloudsdale Warriors also looked to Banija to bolster their roster, poaching Rookie of the Year point guard Odion Ozoemena from the Banijan league. Complaints over alleged violations of the REBL's salary rules by Seaddle and Cloudsdale were brushed aside by REBL management, although an undercurrent of dissent has continued to grow against the league's increasingly-flimsy façade of semi-professionalism.

The tenth regular season of the REBL went much the same way as the previous nine, as the Seaddle Subsonics reclaimed the regular season title from the Everfree Indigo despite actually posting their worst-ever record, reinforcing their dominance over the league as a whole. The rest of the top half of the table remained relatively static as well, as the usual suspects grabbed most of the available playoff spots. Among the top eight, the lone surprise was the Crystopolis Crowns, who stole the final postseason berth from the struggling Manehattan Flames to reach the playoffs in just their third season of existence, thanks largely to a young core featuring a hoofful of Equestrian and Crystalline internationals. Meanwhile, at the opposite end of the table, the Appleoosa Archers completed their plunge down the standings with a pitiful 11-57 finish. Rumors are now swirling that the Archers might not even survive the offseason, as the REBL's leadership is supposedly threatening the club with contraction.

The opening round of the REBL playoffs saw no shortage of drama, as all but one series went the distance. Top-seeded Seaddle defeated the Crystopolis Crowns in four games, cruising relatively comfortably to a semifinal berth, the Crowns' Game 4 victory only delaying the inevitable. Elsewhere, the Crystopolis Lancers absolutely slaughtered the Ponyville Galaxy in their series opener, only for the Galaxy to rally twice from series deficits, forcing a decisive Game 5 in which the Lancers finally put away the Galaxy behind a stellar performance by Equestrian international Event Horizon. The Indigo-Stars quarterfinal, meanwhile, flipped that script, starting out with a pair of hard-fought contests only to end with Everfree winning Game 5 by 19 points. Fortunately for neutrals, the Warriors-Victory quarterfinal had it all. ... In stark contrast to the quarterfinals, the semifinals saw very little drama, as the Subsonics and Indigo dispatched the Warriors and Lancers respectively without much difficulty, setting up yet another Seaddle-Everfree clash in the REBL Championship Series.

(Work in Progress)

   REBL                         Pld    W   L    PF   PA    PD    Win %
 1 Seaddle Subsonics             68   53  15  5761 4747 +1014    0.779   Playoffs
 2 Crystopolis Lancers           68   52  16  5658 4837  +821    0.765   Playoffs
 3 Everfree Indigo               68   49  19  5614 4881  +733    0.721   Playoffs
 4 Cloudsdale Warriors           68   48  20  5429 4816  +613    0.706   Playoffs
 5 Canterlot Victory             68   45  23  5310 4931  +379    0.662   Playoffs
 6 Crystal Springs Stars         68   44  24  5365 5001  +364    0.647   Playoffs
 7 Ponyville Galaxy BC           68   40  28  5193 4998  +195    0.588   Playoffs
 8 Crystopolis Crowns            68   39  29  5195 5152   +43    0.574   Playoffs
 9 Manehattan Flames             68   37  31  5197 5111   +86    0.544
10 Royal Canterlot BC            68   34  34  5078 5157   −79    0.500
11 Maritime Manehattan           68   33  35  5058 5243  −185    0.485
12 Stalliongrad Diamonds         68   32  36  5107 5049   +58    0.471
13 Crystal Fair BC               68   24  44  4900 5400  −500    0.353
14 Freeport Pirates              68   20  48  4985 5540  −555    0.294
15 Crystal City Legion           68   18  50  4751 5553  −802    0.265
16 Sporting Crystal City BC      68   17  51  4839 5428  −589    0.250
17 Baltimare Dash                68   16  52  4821 5536  −715    0.235
18 Appleoosa Archers             68   11  57  4696 5577  −881    0.162

#1 Seaddle Subsonics vs. #8 Crystopolis Crowns
Game 1: Seaddle Subsonics 82–73 Crystopolis Crowns (SEA leads 1-0)
Game 2: Seaddle Subsonics 90–59 Crystopolis Crowns (SEA leads 2-0)
Game 3: Crystopolis Crowns 64–61 Seaddle Subsonics (SEA leads 2-1)
Game 4: Crystopolis Crowns 63–79 Seaddle Subsonics (SEA wins 3-1)
Seaddle Subsonics win series 3-1

#4 Cloudsdale Warriors vs. #5 Canterlot Victory
Game 1: Cloudsdale Warriors 69–79 Canterlot Victory (CAN leads 1-0)
Game 2: Cloudsdale Warriors 76–56 Canterlot Victory (Tied 1-1)
Game 3: Canterlot Victory 72–74 Cloudsdale Warriors (CLD leads 2-1)
Game 4: Canterlot Victory 77–74 Cloudsdale Warriors (Tied 2-2)
Game 5: Cloudsdale Warriors 74–72 Canterlot Victory (CLD wins 3-2)
Cloudsdale Warriors win series 3-2

#2 Crystopolis Lancers vs. #7 Ponyville Galaxy BC
Game 1: Crystopolis Lancers 120–72 Ponyville Galaxy BC (CRL leads 1-0)
Game 2: Crystopolis Lancers 65–69 Ponyville Galaxy BC (Tied 1-1)
Game 3: Ponyville Galaxy BC 72–91 Crystopolis Lancers (CRL leads 2-1)
Game 4: Ponyville Galaxy BC 78–74 Crystopolis Lancers (Tied 2-2)
Game 5: Crystopolis Lancers 97–83 Ponyville Galaxy BC (CRL wins 3-2)
Crystopolis Lancers win series 3-2

#3 Everfree Indigo vs. #6 Crystal Springs Stars
Game 1: Everfree Indigo 77–75 Crystal Springs Stars (EVF leads 1-0)
Game 2: Everfree Indigo 77–78 Crystal Springs Stars (Tied 1-1)
Game 3: Crystal Springs Stars 58–78 Everfree Indigo (EVF leads 2-1)
Game 4: Crystal Springs Stars 73–68 Everfree Indigo (Tied 2-2)
Game 5: Everfree Indigo 99–80 Crystal Springs Stars (EVF wins 3-2)
Everfree Indigo win series 3-2

#1 Seaddle Subsonics vs. #4 Cloudsdale Warriors
Game 1: Seaddle Subsonics 89–86 Cloudsdale Warriors (SEA leads 1-0)
Game 2: Seaddle Subsonics 91–53 Cloudsdale Warriors (SEA leads 2-0)
Game 3: Cloudsdale Warriors 73–96 Seaddle Subsonics (SEA wins 3-0)
Seaddle Subsonics win series 3-0

#2 Crystopolis Lancers vs. #3 Everfree Indigo
Game 1: Crystopolis Lancers 86–100 Everfree Indigo (EVF leads 1-0)
Game 2: Crystopolis Lancers 84–87 Everfree Indigo (EVF leads 2-0)
Game 3: Everfree Indigo 61–90 Crystopolis Lancers (EVF leads 2-1)
Game 4: Everfree Indigo 77–68 Crystopolis Lancers (EVF wins 3-1)
Everfree Indigo win series 3-1

#1 Seaddle Subsonics vs. #3 Everfree Indigo
Game 1: Seaddle Subsonics 87–75 Everfree Indigo (SEA leads 1-0)
Game 2: Seaddle Subsonics 65–69 Everfree Indigo (Tied 1-1)
Game 3: Everfree Indigo 77–75 Seaddle Subsonics (EVF leads 2-1)
Game 4: Everfree Indigo 78–77 Seaddle Subsonics (EVF leads 3-1)
Game 5: Everfree Indigo 63–93 Seaddle Subsonics (EVF leads 3-2)
Game 6: Seaddle Subsonics 67–82 Everfree Indigo (EVF wins 4-2)
Everfree Indigo win 3rd REBL Championship

  IUBC Qualification        Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win %
1 Crystal Springs Stars      10    8   2   795  684 +111    0.800   IUBC (CRY)
2 Canterlot Victory          10    8   2   797  715  +82    0.800   IUBC (EQS)
3 Ponyville Galaxy BC        10    4   6   739  776  −37    0.400
4 Crystopolis Crowns         10    4   6   710  724  −14    0.400
5 Manehattan Flames          10    3   7   741  768  −27    0.300
6 Royal Canterlot BC         10    3   7   666  781 −115    0.300

Equestria (EQS) qualifiers
Everfree Indigo (REBL Champions)
Seaddle Subsonics (REBL Runners-up & IUBC Champions)
Cloudsdale Warriors (REBL Semifinalists)
Canterlot Victory (Qualification Group)

Crystal Empire (CRY) qualifiers
Puppet of Equestria
Crystopolis Lancers (REBL Regular Season Champions & Semifinalists)
Crystal Springs Stars (Qualification Group)
[Crystopolis Crowns]

by **Omerica** » Sun Mar 07, 2021 1:01 pm

BasketLeague Omerica
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The twenty-four teams of BasketLeague are divided into two conferences, which are in turn divided into three divisions. Each team plays 74 games during the qualifying season, 37 at home and 37 away; teams play every other team in their division six times, every team in the other divisions of their conference four times and every team in the opposite conference twice.

The top team in each division at the end of the qualifying season advances to the BasketLeague Finals, while the top two teams in each conference that failed to win their division contest best-of-five playoffs for the last Finals berths. The four finalists in each conference are seeded according to their qualifying season records and play best-of-seven series to determine their conference’s entrant to the BasketLeague Grand Finals. In the playoffs and in each round of the Finals, the team with the better qualifying season record has home court advantage.

The BasketLeague champions and the conference winners receive berths to the IUBC; if one of the conference winners also win the BasketLeague championship, the top team in the league that failed to win their conference takes the final IUBC berth.

Northern Conference qualifying

Caurus Division          Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 Rockingham Armoury      74   59  15   7403  6212  +1191	Finals
2 Corona Christiana       74   56  18   7349  6289  +1060	Playoffs
3 Excelsior Saint Anne    74   32  42   6684  6840   −156
4 United Philibiscostal   74   25  49   6437  7344   −907
Boreas Division          Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 Alconbury Knights       74   65   9   7508  6219  +1289	IUBC; Finals
2 Revolutionaries         74   57  17   7288  6409   +879	Playoffs
3 Capital Dragons         74   33  41   6904  6903     +1
4 Queensferry BC          74   14  60   6250  7410  −1160
Eurus Division           Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 An Comhlathas           74   54  20   7241  6419   +822	Finals
2 Templemore BC           74   28  46   6673  6963   −290
3 Chaplain’s Green BC     74   17  57   6324  7342  −1018
4 Esmeralda               74    7  67   5949  7593  −1644
Ranking criteria: (1) wins; (2) point difference; (3) points scored

Southern Conference qualifying

Apeliote Division        Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 AS Républicains         74   62  12   7480  6129  +1351	IUBC; Finals
2 Malavan Romainbourg     74   50  24   7089  6512   +577	Playoffs
3 Carthaginians           74   34  40   6661  6968   −307
4 Sassari Trailblazers    74    9  65   6085  7647  −1562
Auster Division          Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 Avonnais Gaulois        74   52  22   7168  6504   +664	Finals
2 Spartans                74   36  38   6925  6752   +173
3 Basket Neuchâtelois     74   18  56   6420  7127   −707
4 Saints de Pontchâteau   74   10  64   5929  7414  −1485
Zephyr Division          Pld    W   L     PF    PA     PD
1 Palais des Reines       74   60  14   7487  6159  +1328	Finals
2 Doublonville BC         74   56  18   7255  6360   +895	Playoffs
3 Serenitas BC            74   38  36   6895  6759   +136
4 Berry BC                74   16  58   6219  7349  −1130
Ranking criteria: (1) wins; (2) point difference; (3) points scored

Omerica (OME) qualifiers
Palais des Reines (BasketLeague champions)
Alconbury Knights (Northern Conference winners)
AS Républicains (Southern Conference winners)

by **Chromatika** » Sun Mar 07, 2021 4:38 pm

Per this post:

Chromatika (CMT) qualifiers
Eyrods Saints
Z'ai'ai Warriors
Wirr Tsi Sparks

by **IUBC** » Mon Mar 08, 2021 8:16 am

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF BASKETBALL CLUBS
presented by Data West

Cutoff for entries for the twenty-first edition of the IUBC is confirmed to be on Monday, March 15 at 8:00 PM EDT (UTC-4).

If you are a member of the NS Sports Discord community, you can subscribe to the IUBC Subscriber role to get an alert for the latest IUBC updates:

Kita Hinode wrote:Announcement - Seeing as the IFCF Subscriber role has been working out so well, I added an IUBC Subscriber role so that users can get updates on NSS' major basketball tournament. Like with the other two Subscriber roles, type +getrole IUBC Subscriber and send it on #botcity and your message will be reacted with a checkmark if it works.

by **Hispinas** » Wed Mar 10, 2021 8:31 am

Liga Hispinas Baloncesto - 2203 Season

Hispinas (HSP) qualifiers
Royal Mandrid
Haranurdina BdG Saskibaloia
FC Cebuenas Baloncesto

Hispinas wrote:Teams competing in the IUBC will participate with sponsorless team names. For example, Itzal Haranurdina BdG Saskibaloia should they qualify for IUBC, will participate as Haranurdina BdG Saskibaloia.

by **Valladares** » Wed Mar 10, 2021 11:48 am

Liga Superior de Baloncesto (Superior League of Basketball) Season XIII

The Valladar Basketball Association (known by their Spanish acronym AVB) is proud to present the thirteenth professional season of their highest and finest league, the Liga Superior de Baloncesto, featuring 24 teams fighting for the biggest honour in Valladar domestic basketball!

LSB Eastern Conference            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win %
 1 Tigres de Chiquito              66   50  16  5335 4666 +669    0.758
 2 Lanceros de Colón               66   43  23  5070 4677 +393    0.652
 3 Guerreros de Arma               66   41  25  5071 4813 +258    0.621
 4 Slateport Stallions             66   39  27  5101 4817 +284    0.591
 5 Capitanes de Los Chorros        66   38  28  5061 4993  +68    0.576
 6 Universitario de Maldonado      66   37  29  5005 4896 +109    0.561
 7 Metropolis Eagles               66   28  38  4993 5226 −233    0.424
 8 Lions de Bezieres               66   27  39  4921 5063 −142    0.409
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 9 Loups de Gatineau               66   25  41  4849 5232 −383    0.379
10 Alfiles de Junín                66   24  42  4861 5089 −228    0.364
11 Héroes de Lierravus             66   23  43  4815 5158 −343    0.348
12 Ouvriers de Fontvielle          66   21  45  4742 5194 −452    0.318

LSB Western Conference            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win %
 1 Carloburgo Knights              66   48  18  5175 4620 +555    0.727
 2 Arrieros de Antioquia           66   40  26  5071 4946 +125    0.606
 3 Westporte Sailors               66   38  28  5191 4996 +195    0.576
 4 Eterna Galaxy                   66   37  29  4990 4894  +96    0.561
 5 Sillimus Islanders              66   34  32  5089 4947 +142    0.515
 6 Victoria Royals                 66   33  33  4912 4915   −3    0.500
 7 Canalave Dukes                  66   32  34  5013 4909 +104    0.485
 8 Petroleros de Caraure           66   30  36  4912 4974  −62    0.455
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 9 Cañoneros de Valencia           66   30  36  4909 5022 −113    0.455
10 Adelaide Westlanders            66   26  40  4905 5181 −276    0.394
11 Edmonton Bears                  66   25  41  4904 5079 −175    0.379
12 Azucareros de Barracas          66   23  43  4605 5193 −588    0.348

Liga Superior Play-Offs:

Valladares (VLD) qualifiers
Arrieros de Antioquia
Metropolis Eagles
Carloburgo Knights

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Wed Mar 10, 2021 12:11 pm

Preview: viewtopic.php?p=37465868#p37465868
Results: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=428577&start=75

Northwest Kalactin (NWK) Qualifiers
Murwelldobah
Coffs
Yamba

by **Darmen** » Wed Mar 10, 2021 8:00 pm

2045-46 Darmeni Basketball League

Northern Conference
East Division                 Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Tim City Giants              84  53  31  7678  6882  +796  0.631   Playoffs (2)
2 Sterling City Knights        84  49  35  7442  7048  +394  0.583   Playoffs (3)
3 Brady City Wildcats          84  47  37  7354  7239  +115  0.560   Playoffs (5)
4 Upper Township Cougars       84  39  45  7085  7424  -339  0.464
5 Berbari Hooligans            84  29  55  6860  7467  -607  0.345

Central Division              Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Eau Claire Wolves            84  59  25  7584  6878  +706  0.702   Playoffs (1)
2 Tilden Flyers                84  48  36  7318  7168  +150  0.571   Playoffs (4)
3 New Darmen Steam             84  33  51  6929  7223  -294  0.393
4 New Istria Dragons           84  29  55  7213  7597  -384  0.345
5 Springfield Armor            84  25  59  6923  7335  -412  0.298

West Division                 Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Liverpool BC                 84  44  40  7237  7158   +79  0.524   Playoffs (6)
2 Tempala Bulls                84  41  43  7204  7271   -67  0.488   Playoffs (7)
3 Huntington Moose             84  39  45  7093  7217  -124  0.464   Playoffs (8)
4 Chippewa Valley Widowmakers  84  26  58  6984  7468  -484  0.310
5 Sportklub Palerma            84  21  63  6905  7637  -732  0.250

Southern Conference
East Division                 Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Johnho Rocks                 84  48  36  7085  6987   +98  0.571   Playoffs (6)
2 Rogerton Sharks              84  46  38  7113  7108    +5  0.548   Playoffs (7)
3 Kalenda Colonels             84  44  40  7245  7131  +114  0.524   Playoffs (8)
4 Pisuvar Ballers              84  38  46  7053  7247  -194  0.452
5 Portes Ava Admirals          84  37  47  7020  7170  -150  0.440

Central Division              Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Scott City Phoenix           84  66  18  7718  6646 +1072  0.786   Playoffs (2)
2 Brham Eagles                 84  53  31  7288  6951  +337  0.631   Playoffs (3)
3 Vogler City Lions            84  49  35  7274  7201   +73  0.583   Playoffs (5)
4 Kingsville Rulerz            84  35  49  6957  7413  -456  0.417
5 Buckingham Gold              84  29  55  6979  7376  -397  0.345

West Division                 Pld   W   L    PF    PA    PD  Win %
1 Leicester Square Riders      84  72  12  7686  6683 +1003  0.857   Playoffs (1)
2 Chuckio Raiders              84  50  34  7287  6954  +333  0.595   Playoffs (4)
3 Romanopolis United           84  43  41  7166  7230   -64  0.512
4 Augusta Razorsharks          84  35  49  6967  7269  -302  0.417
5 Bloomer Hawks                84  33  51  6985  7254  -269  0.393

Northern Conference
Huntington Moose 83–68 Eau Claire Wolves
Huntington Moose 86–84 Eau Claire Wolves
Eau Claire Wolves 65–87 Huntington Moose
Eau Claire Wolves 102–86 Huntington Moose
Eau Claire Wolves 94–74 Huntington Moose
Huntington Moose 84–93 Eau Claire Wolves
Eau Claire Wolves 107–79 Huntington Moose
Eau Claire Wolves win series, 4-3

Tempala Bulls 77–92 Tim City Giants
Tempala Bulls 83–81 Tim City Giants
Tim City Giants 103–71 Tempala Bulls
Tim City Giants 85–70 Tempala Bulls
Tim City Giants 93–86 Tempala Bulls
Tim City Giants win series, 4-1

Liverpool BC 72–93 Sterling City Knights
Liverpool BC 73–93 Sterling City Knights
Sterling City Knights 73–76 Liverpool BC
Sterling City Knights 84–72 Liverpool BC
Sterling City Knights 97–94 Liverpool BC
Sterling City Knights win series, 4-1

Brady City Wildcats 94–96 Tilden Flyers
Brady City Wildcats 82–75 Tilden Flyers
Tilden Flyers 76–72 Brady City Wildcats
Tilden Flyers 86–85 Brady City Wildcats
Tilden Flyers 86–94 Brady City Wildcats
Brady City Wildcats 97–84 Tilden Flyers
Tilden Flyers 73–86 Brady City Wildcats
Brady City Wildcats win series, 4-3

Southern Conference
Kalenda Colonels 93–100 Leicester Square Riders
Kalenda Colonels 93–90 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders 100–75 Kalenda Colonels
Leicester Square Riders 106–72 Kalenda Colonels
Leicester Square Riders 87–90 Kalenda Colonels
Kalenda Colonels 83–100 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders win series, 4-2

Rogerton Sharks 68–93 Scott City Phoenix
Rogerton Sharks 77–85 Scott City Phoenix
Scott City Phoenix 91–80 Rogerton Sharks
Scott City Phoenix 110–71 Rogerton Sharks
Scott City Phoenix win series, 4-0

Johnho Rocks 70–96 Brham Eagles
Johnho Rocks 78–83 Brham Eagles
Brham Eagles 81–87 Johnho Rocks
Brham Eagles 86–73 Johnho Rocks
Brham Eagles 82–87 Johnho Rocks
Johnho Rocks 79–94 Brham Eagles
Brham Eagles win series, 4-2

Vogler City Lions 89–69 Chuckio Raiders
Vogler City Lions 80–82 Chuckio Raiders
Chuckio Raiders 100–69 Vogler City Lions
Chuckio Raiders 92–90 Vogler City Lions
Chuckio Raiders 80–88 Vogler City Lions
Vogler City Lions 78–97 Chuckio Raiders
Chuckio Raiders win series, 4-2

Northern Conference
Brady City Wildcats 61–88 Eau Claire Wolves
Brady City Wildcats 69–98 Eau Claire Wolves
Eau Claire Wolves 85–88 Brady City Wildcats
Eau Claire Wolves 95–93 Brady City Wildcats
Eau Claire Wolves 109–72 Brady City Wildcats
Eau Claire Wolves win series, 4-1

Sterling City Knights 104–104 Tim City Giants (115–118 OT)
Sterling City Knights 84–90 Tim City Giants
Tim City Giants 83–90 Sterling City Knights
Tim City Giants 106–77 Sterling City Knights
Tim City Giants 83–81 Sterling City Knights
Tim City Giants win series, 4-1

Southern Conference
Chuckio Raiders 78–71 Leicester Square Riders
Chuckio Raiders 78–102 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders 98–80 Chuckio Raiders
Leicester Square Riders 91–77 Chuckio Raiders
Leicester Square Riders 82–98 Chuckio Raiders
Chuckio Raiders 85–81 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders 88–78 Chuckio Raiders
Leicester Square Riders win series, 4-3

Brham Eagles 72–84 Scott City Phoenix
Brham Eagles 64–90 Scott City Phoenix
Scott City Phoenix 84–85 Brham Eagles
Scott City Phoenix 105–78 Brham Eagles
Scott City Phoenix 82–90 Brham Eagles
Brham Eagles 73–84 Scott City Phoenix
Scott City Phoenix win series, 4-2

Northern Conference
Tim City Giants 97–92 Eau Claire Wolves
Tim City Giants 83–104 Eau Claire Wolves
Eau Claire Wolves 86–94 Tim City Giants
Eau Claire Wolves 83–97 Tim City Giants
Eau Claire Wolves 84–77 Tim City Giants
Tim City Giants 93–64 Eau Claire Wolves
Tim City Giants win series, 4-2

Southern Conference
Scott City Phoenix 85–85 Leicester Square Riders (105–107 OT)
Scott City Phoenix 74–92 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders 87–75 Scott City Phoenix
Leicester Square Riders 90–82 Scott City Phoenix
Leicester Square Riders win series, 4-0

DBL Finals
Tim City Giants 70–80 Leicester Square Riders
Tim City Giants 76–97 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders 81–82 Tim City Giants
Leicester Square Riders 87–90 Tim City Giants
Leicester Square Riders 88–87 Tim City Giants
Tim City Giants 73–93 Leicester Square Riders
Leicester Square Riders win series, 4-2

Darmen (DAR) qualifiers
Leicester Square Riders
Tim City Giants
Scott City Phoenix

by **Hebitaka** » Thu Mar 11, 2021 4:00 am

Hebitaka(HTK) Qualifiers
The AHSAMC has decided to send 2 Zonal champions of the Hebi Basker League for the IUBC 21. The finals are yet to be held, so there is no champion this season yet. Due to certain reasons the finals are delayed and we hope there is no problem caused to the IUBC for this.

Hebitaka(HTK) Qualifiers
1. Konoha Kantons(WZ Champions)
2. Roshii Renegades(EZ Champions)

Link to the season: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=492114&p=37954766#p37954766

by **Mytanija** » Thu Mar 11, 2021 11:35 am

MKA LIGA BASKETBALL 28/29 SEASON REVIEW

MKA Liga Basketball History

Year   Champion               Runner-Up       
00/01  Košarka Esca    75–60  Atletik
01/02  Košarka Esca    79–74  Dinamo
02/03  Dinamo          71–59  BK Magevskaya
03/04  KK Rauchnya     65–63  KK Prizren
04/05  Olympic         71–70  Atletik
05/06  Košarka Esca    77–74  KK Rauchnya
06/07  Dinamo          84–80  Zenit
07/08  Zenit           81–79  Dinamo
08/09  Zenit           78–74  Dinamo
09/10  Zenit           75–70  Košarka Esca
10/11  BK Magevskaya   79–72  KK Rauchnya
11/12  KK Rauchnya     64–62  NK Dyka
12/13  KK Rauchnya     70–69  Olympic
13/14  Košarka Esca    74–65  Dinamo
14/15  Košarka Esca    88–68  Zenit
15/16  Košarka Esca    80–74  BK Magevskaya
16/17  Košarka Esca    74–73  KK Rauchnya
17/18  Padina          60–59  Košarka Esca
18/19  Atletik         75–71  Zeljeznicar
19/20  KK Rauchnya     72–51  KK Avnalia
20/21  Dinamo          71–70  Zenit
21/22  KK Avnalia      88-85  KK Prizren
22/23  Olympic         90–78  Atletik
23/24  Košarka Esca    95–82  KK Rauchnya
24/25  KK Rauchnya     93–92  Košarka Esca
25/26  Zenit           81–58  Košarka Esca
26/27  KK Avnalia     101–60  Zenit
27/28  Košarka Esca    83-75  Zenit
28/29

Team           Championships
Košarka Esca   9
KK Rauchnya    5
Zenit          4
Dinamo         3
Olympic        2
KK Avnalia     2
Atletik        1
BK Magevskaya  1
Padina         1

Basketball is a popular sport in Mytanija, in terms of participation it is one of the stronger sports, with plenty of Mytanar kids playing street basketball in the infamous 'cages' found in many deprived areas in Mytanar cities when a football isn't being kicked around. The MKA Liga, Mytanija's top level of competition, lags behind other sports in terms of commercial revenue and television coverage which means it is often considered to be behind football (obviously), handball and volleyball in terms of popularity. The MKA (the Mytanar Basketball Association), is trying to change that by negotiating better contracts for the TV rights to show MKA Liga games. This could involve streamlining the current format of the league, with some feeling that 28 teams is too many and dilutes the quality of the league that is meant to represent the best basketball in Mytanija has to offer. Any change of format would likely be met with fierce opposition given the structure of many of the teams as part of wider sports clubs that participate in various sports (e.g. Atletik, Crvena Zvezda and Dinamo to name but a few), that are owned and run by their members and usually (except for their football sections), aren't especially profitable. Increased commercialisation would be seen as anathema to the very values of many of these teams that are run for their members and are quite principled regarding community involvement in their clubs and staying in touch with their roots.

Mytanar basketball is characterised by finesse and skilful play, with passing and sharing the ball being crucial to the way teams play. Even bigs will boast the ability to make difficult passes and make solid reads and court intelligence is one of the most important things in the Mytanar game. Generally there are not specific players that dominate the points per game statistic. It is arguably more of a team-oriented style and players will also change position and can be tasked with taking on multiple roles in a game. There's less isolation plays than in a lot of other countries and athleticism isn't as important either, although this is something which is gradually changing as Mytanar basketball enters the international arena. Mytanija's 23rd place finish in the most recent International Basketball Championship (with a 5-5 record and 3rd place in Group H), demonstrated that the team could compete on the global stage but still has some way to go to reach the level of the likes of Banija, Delaclava, Newmanistan etc. Zelimir Ateljevic was a vital part of that team, with some of the team's younger players - those who have grown up watching international basketball - actually suiting the IBC style better than some of the more experienced campaigners. This could see a continued shift away from the more team-orientated style we have seen in Mytanija down the years.

Last year we saw Košarka Esca win their 9th MKA Liga title, their first since the 23/24 season, it was particularly important for them as a team because of the back-to-back final defeats they experienced following that last victory. This win allowed them to exorcise some of the demons of those defeats. Zenit Esca - last season's runners-up - have gone through the same experience, winning the championship in the 25/26 season and then tasting defeat in back-to-back finals since then. They may well see Košarka Esca's victory as a good omen for them ahead of this season as they look to end their woes. Away from the two finalists from last year we can expect good seasons from the likes of Atletik Thessia, a team which boasts two of the more impressive young performers from the national team in Besir Sijercic and Mario Djokanovic. Keep an eye for KK Avnalia too, they have an embarrassment of riches with the likes of Darko Belicanec and Tose Lekov on their team. Veterans Zharko Kostojcinovski and Teodor Mitrovski flattered to deceive at the IBC though, so maybe their championship window is closing? KK Rauchnya and NK Thessia have some good youngsters coming through the ranks and BK Magevskaya can always resort back to their fruitful production line if necessary too, Evgeny Fomin is a phenom at domestic level even if he had some inconsistent performances for the national team. It has all the hallmarks of an interesting year, let's see what happened:

## MKA Liga              Pld    W   L
01 KK Avnalia             54   45   9  Q 2R
02 BK Magevskaya          54   43  11  Q 2R
03 NK Thessia             54   40  14  Q 2R
04 Košarka Esca           54   37  17  Q 2R
05 KK Rauchnya            54   34  20  Q 1R
06 Zenit                  54   34  20  Q 1R
07 Atletik                54   34  20  Q 1R
08 Padina                 54   34  20  Q 1R
09 KK Prizren             54   32  22  Q 1R
10 Ribari                 54   31  23  Q 1R
11 Litala ’93             54   31  23  Q 1R
12 KK Miago               54   29  25  Q 1R
13 Torpedo                54   29  25
14 Rotor                  54   27  27
15 Dinamo                 54   26  28
16 Granica                54   23  31
17 Akademija              54   23  31
18 Zeljeznicar            54   21  33
19 Partizan               54   20  34
20 CDSA                   54   20  34
21 Crvena Zvezda          54   20  34
22 Olympic                54   20  34
23 NK Istina              54   19  35
24 Meja                   54   19  35
25 Tekstil                54   17  37
26 NK Dyka                54   16  38
27 Slovan                 54   16  38
28 Turbine                54   16  38

An exceptional regular season for KK Avnalia who lose only 9 games on their way to the #1 seed for the play-offs. Their good mix of youth and experience seemingly paid off, with some of the older heads like Kostojcinovski and Mitrovski who were not particularly impressive with the national team demonstrating exactly why they were picked for that. There's an argument that Darko Belicanec is the best point guard in Mytanija at the moment, although NK Thessia's Zahir Dedic would have something to say if you said that to his face. Belicanec was the great facilitator for this KK Avnalia team, but he still used his 197cm frame to good effect when driving to the basket. He is a great example of the more physically gifted players that are coming through the ranks, players that have grown up watching IBC games and who have grown up playing in some of the infamous inner-city 'cages' where so much good street basketball is played in Mytanija. These players are breaking out of the mould of role-players within a greater team and are capable of individual brilliance, something which could be very useful for the national team in the future. Tose Lekov was once again impressive, the 20 year old big scoring plenty of points by simply dominating opponents with his size and athleticism.

BK Magevskaya's focus on youth is bearing fruit increasingly well in recent years and they secured a well deserved #2 seed this year. Evgeny Fomin is the main man for the Magev team, the big centre being surprisingly adept in possession and very useful in creating angles for his team mates in the post. His passing ability remains unmatched among Mytanar big men. We should also mention 21 year old point guard Damian Tsitnikov and 23 year old wing Yevgeniy Razuvayev. The pair have come up through the ranks at the club together and formed a very useful points-scoring tandem, it is very easy to imagine Razuvayev - who prefers to go by the nickname Zhenya - being paired with Zelimir Ateljevic for the national team and causing havoc given the similarity between the two players. NK Thessia also qualify directly to the second round, people thought their team was good but that it might be a year too early for them to be challenging for a top four seeding, but Zahir Dedic is a fantastic leader at the tender age of 21 and Aldin Nikic and Ajdin Pejic perhaps overperformed compared to where people thought they were at in their developmental trajectory. Last year's champions, the always dangerous Košarka Esca sneak in at #4 and the phenom Zelimir Ateljevic was the scoring leader once again this season, we saw an increased role for centre Ljes Borisavljevic too and he could become a really important player for the capital club over the coming years.

We then see four teams who all share 34-20 resumes, only separated by their head-to-head records and head-to-head points differentials. This would have been exactly around what KK Rauchnya were aiming for coming into the 28/29 season, they perhaps weren't good enough to truly fight for a top four seeding but they would have definitely wanted to finish high up in the first round seeds and to secure #5 and one of the easier ties in the first round of the play-offs will be encouraging for them. Last season's runners-up are at #6 and they will believe that that could see them through to the final going off Košarka Esca's rise from #8 to the championship last season. Zenit coach Mirko Lazetic returned to the MKA Liga off the back of coaching the national team at the IBC and he came up with some interesting schemes throughout the season, perhaps testing some new ideas he has learnt out in the domestic game. Atletik have three starters under the age of 23 and appear to be a team that is on the rise, everybody knows about Besir Sijercic and Mario Djokanovic so it was left to point guard Uzejir Juric to surprise a few people this season. Juric is a very capable creator in the mould of an Albin Jausovec but he also boasts strong shooting ability from the outside which makes him a real boon to any team as they try to keep the court spaced out. Padina are the perfect example of a small-market team who gets things right, the Zolota-based team only have a catchment area of around 200,000 people but they regularly challenge the big boys in the MKA Liga and they finish in the top eight this term. Their behemoth centre Ruslan Mihajlovic will give opponents nightmares with his 221cm, 129kg frame and guard Vojin Simic appears to be one for the future too.

KK Prizren will be very pleased with how their season has gone so far and even if it ends in the first round of the play-offs they will see this as a successful season given that they're rebuilding after a few key retirements at the end of the last campaign. They've only had a drop-off of four wins and that is a very encouraging sign for a city which deserves a strong basketball team. It's a sport they're still yet to win a championship in, something which seems vaguely ludicrous for a city the size of Prizren. Ribari Palilula are another small-market team who are heading in the right direction, their investment in youth is paying early dividends with the likes of Cvijetin Andric and Stracimir Nastasic coming through, a play-off berth bloodying the noses of some teams from much bigger cities whilst perhaps raising questions about those teams' recruitment and training procedures. If little Ribari can do it how are CDSA and Olympic so far down the standings? The last two teams into the play-offs are #11 Litala ’93 and #12 KK Miago. Both had terrible seasons last year, Litala ’93 finished bottom of the regular season standings with a 7-47 record but what a turnaround, they won 24 more games this season compared to last and richly deserve a play-off place as a result. KK Miago have a similar story, they finished 26th out of 28 last season and now they're in the play-offs. Much improved performances from both those teams and a lot of credit has to go to the coaching staff at both clubs for ironing out the issues which caused them to have such poor seasons last time out, it should offer hope for some of those teams down at the bottom this season.

First Round
#5 KK Rauchnya 73–77 #12 KK Miago
#6 Zenit 73–60 #11 Litala ’93
#7 Atletik 63–66 #10 Ribari
#8 Padina 90–76 #9 KK Prizren

KK Miago's great season got even better in the first round of the play-offs, it is possible that #5 seed KK Rauchnya rather underestimated their opponents and it is possible that we did too when we said the KK Miago match-up was one of the 'easier' ties that KK Rauchnya could have asked for. It was a close game right until the end though and KK Miago needed a couple of big stops inside the final minute to ensure they won the game, big man Ivo Mikulec drained two crucial free throws inside the final minute too, but the Rauchik club will be pretty disappointed when they perhaps felt that this was a season where they could have really challenged for the championship. Zenit and Litala ’93 met in an Escan derby game and as expected it was Zenit who came off the better of the two teams, Ivica Lazic was the games leading scoring with 23 points, the 22 year old point guard was 3/3 from behind the arc in a performance which really allowed that Zenit lead to stretch out to the 13 points difference between the two teams by the final buzzer. Ribari shocked Atletik in Thessia, the Palilula team needed a Cvijetin Andric three-pointer as time expired to beat Atletik. Ribari will believe they can beat anyone in these play-offs, Thessia is notoriously a difficult place to go and win and they held their nerve brilliantly to win a tough match-up. Padina were pretty dominant in their win over KK Prizren, holding a twenty point lead for large stretches of the game and only really allowing it to come in once they had removed their starters late in the game. Vojin Simic was once again impressive with a triple-double (28pts/11rbs/11asts), the shooting guard was central to everything Padina did in their win.

Second Round
#1 KK Avnalia 94–75 #12 KK Miago
#2 BK Magevskaya 82–51 #10 Ribari
#3 NK Thessia 74–78 #8 Padina
#4 Košarka Esca 66–56 #6 Zenit

KK Avnalia ended KK Miago's cinderella run with a dominant performance in Zvornik, Lekov and Belicanec combined for 61 points and generally showed why they are two of the top ten best Mytanar players at the moment. KK Miago had good moments in this game and some of the other teams remaining in the play-offs may take some heart from KK Avnalia's occasional lapses of concentration on the defensive end of the game. Still, scoring 94 points means you don't have to worry about that too much. BK Magevskaya were the opposite against Ribari, holding the Palilula team to a mere 51 points and generally locking them down no matter what they tried on the offensive end. Fomin was fantastic, coming down with 16 rebounds and making three blocks too. Zhenya Razuvayev was the leading scorer with 24 points from an exceptional 70% shooting from the field. Padina continue their run with a narrow win over NK Thessia, Zahir Dedic fouled out of the game early and left his team with an uphill struggle against the always spirited Padina team. Ruslan Mihajlovic was dominant in the paint and Ajdin Pejic struggled at times against the bigger centre, Mihajlovic scored ten unanswered points in a two-and-a-half minute run in the dying stages of the game and that allowed Padina some leeway as they faltered a little against a late NK Thessia charge. Košarka Esca enter the fray in a repeat of last season's final against Zenit and this was a game where neither team wanted to give each other very much and for that reason it was at times a drab affair. Zelimir Ateljevic never really got going but he still chimed in with a third of his team's points, Mirko Lazetic knew Ateljevic's strengths from working with him on the national team but was never really able to fully combat the wing. Zenit looked a bit blunt offensively at times and in the end the better team won and continued on in the hope of winning back-to-back MKA Liga titles.

Semi Finals
#1 KK Avnalia 78–65 #8 Padina
#2 BK Magevskaya 92–85 #4 Košarka Esca

KK Avnalia cruelly ended Padina's hopes of a second MKA Liga title with a professional performance in the semi final, as you would expect from a #1 seed. Kostojcinovski showed a bit of the skill which got him onto the national team with 22 points and 9 assists, the sort of thing which was at times lacking in his performances in the IBC. Padina were mostly held at arms length by the Avnalia team, never really able to build up a head of steam, Tose Lekov did a fantastic job in defending against the giant Ruslan Mihajlovic (occasionally assisted by Teodor Mitrovski). KK Avnalia look a scary prospect and few would bet against them winning their 3rd championship in 7 seasons at this moment in time. BK Magevskaya and the defending champions Košarka Esca treated us to one of the games of the season in their semi final, it was clear to anybody watching that this was two of the really exceptional teams in Mytanar basketball at the moment. Pundits were running out of superlatives to describe the effort put in by BK Magevskaya's Evgeny Fomin, the centre raised his game to another level to outduel his national team colleague Zelimir Ateljevic. Fomin was responsible for over a third of his team's scoring with an enormous 31 points, also coming down with 13 boards and 7 dimes for good measure. Ateljevic (23pts/10rbs/11asts) was also brilliant for Košarka Esca but it wasn't enough in the face of a breakout performance from Fomin. He might be the best player in Mytanar basketball at the moment.

MKA Liga Championship
#1 KK Avnalia 78–80 #2 BK Magevskaya

We have had some rather one-sided championship games in the past few seasons, not since the one-point game between KK Rauchnya and Košarka Esca in 24/25 have we had a game as exciting as this one and it may be a sign of the quality of the MKA Liga improving that this was such a brilliant encounter. BK Magevskaya needed a buzzer beating three pointer from Zhenya Razuvayev to win the game. Evgeny Fomin had posted up and backed in on Tose Lekov to try and score in the paint but defensive help came from Teodor Mitrovski meaning that Fomin chose to go off-plan and pass out to Razuvayev who knocked down a contested three. Sime Zdravsky had tried to prevent the pass from Fomin reaching Razuvayev, but he failed and this left him that second later in trying to block Razuvayev's shot. It was the split-second Razuvayev needed and it brought BK Magevskaya from one point behind to win the game as time expired. This BK Magevskaya team is stacked for the domestic level with three current national teamers in their ranks and Zhenya Razuvayev and Damian Tsitnikov who have been really impressive during this season, it is also an exceedingly young team (no starters older than 29, with four aged 25 or younger), meaning they should have plenty of opportunities to run it back. Could we be looking at a new dynasty in Mytanar basketball? Anyone around the team will be cautious with any predictions of that sort, this title was only their second and the first for nearly twenty years, not since the 10/11 season has MKA Liga glory been brought to Stratenberg. They're well set for the future though and nobody would be surprised to see them taste further success in the coming years. For now BK Magevskaya will be looking forward to their IUBC campaign; alongside runners-up KK Avnalia; and Košarka Esca who qualify by virtue of being the losing semi-finalist with the best regular season record.

Mytanija [MYT] qualifiers
BK Magevskaya
KK Avnalia
Košarka Esca

works? · by **Abanhfleft** » Sun Mar 14, 2021 6:54 am

Once again, the FBA has been the subject of great controversy. This time though, the consequences were farther reaching than anyone could have imagined. Evidence of corruption at the highest levels of both the Fleftic Basketball Association and the Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League have resulted in both leagues being suspended from participation in the IUBC, among other things. Now though, after a year away from the multiverse's biggest international club basketball competition, the suspension of both the FBA and the PBSL has now been lifted, and the new administrations of both leagues have promised that they will go forth and be corrupt no more. And pigs will also start to fly.

On a lighter note though, the franchise based in Albarecete have finally adopted a new nickname for their team after years of confusion between the Albinos of the FBA and the Albinos of the Fleftic National League of American Football (FNLAF). From this season on, the FBA team in Albarecete will henceforth be known as the Albarecete Palominos. Aside from that, all the other teams in the league remain the same. Now it's time to get on with the results of the 2031-32 FBA season.

2031-32 FBA Regular Season

NORTHERN CONFERENCE                Pld     W    L     PF    PA    PD    Win %
 1 Effelenendro Piranhas [x]        82    71   11   8559  7139 +1420    0.866   Qualified for playoffs
 2 Real Haritzaga Baloncesto [x]    82    69   13   8270  7197 +1073    0.841   Qualified for playoffs
 3 Dorfdifving Steel                82    59   23   8000  7065  +935    0.720   Qualified for playoffs
 4 Bytuch Wyk SaberTigers [x]       82    57   25   7864  7272  +592    0.695   Qualified for playoffs
 5 Pilken Mammoths                  82    54   28   7822  7144  +678    0.659   Qualified for playoffs
 6 Mykorrigan MonStars              82    49   33   7630  7125  +505    0.598   Qualified for playoffs
 7 Zimp Kings                       82    47   35   7473  7246  +227    0.573   Qualified for playoffs
 8 Sfax Scream                      82    28   54   7327  7670  −343    0.341   Qualified for playoffs
 9 Affeddall Beasts                 82    27   55   7225  7864  −639    0.329
10 Albarecete Palominos             82    25   57   7297  7942  −645    0.305
11 Malhall Raiders                  82    21   61   7160  8054  −894    0.256
12 Markovsky Red Army               82    18   64   7265  8281 −1016    0.220
13 Braganopolis Braves              82    10   72   7196  8502 −1306    0.122
14 Besanza Belugas [y]              82     9   73   7199  8635 −1436    0.110
15 Selid Stars                      82     9   73   7037  8391 −1354    0.110

*[x] = division champion
*[y] = Besanza ahead of Selid on head-to-head results

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE                Pld     W    L     PF    PA    PD    Win %
 1 Mereilles Port Boys [x]          82    71   11   8342  7184 +1158    0.866   Qualified for playoffs
 2 Uranium City Nukes [y]           82    71   11   8201  7034 +1167    0.866   Qualified for playoffs
 3 Bendy Benny Wildcats [x]         82    65   17   8095  6836 +1259    0.793   Qualified for playoffs
 4 Tentenaraya Thunder [x]          82    64   18   8165  7144 +1021    0.780   Qualified for playoffs
 5 Wanda Island Wizards             82    61   21   7813  7055  +758    0.744   Qualified for playoffs
 6 San Seriffe Black Panthers       82    54   28   7893  7223  +670    0.659   Qualified for playoffs
 7 Lotharstadt Grenadiers           82    50   32   7692  7259  +433    0.610   Qualified for playoffs
 8 Garufaloe Rattlesnakes           82    43   39   7497  7359  +138    0.524   Qualified for playoffs
 9 Wappinger Steam [z]              82    42   40   7320  7280   +40    0.512
10 Porcusces Giants                 82    42   40   7533  7480   +53    0.512
11 Riuwiee Presidents               82    35   47   7100  7530  −430    0.427
12 Vikrant Conquerors               82    33   49   7270  7560  −290    0.402
13 Releinthi Chiefs                 82    22   60   6857  7893 −1036    0.268
14 Jasvirabad Jazz [a]              82    12   70   6950  8330 −1380    0.146
15 Malabon Black Ops                82    12   70   6964  8322 −1358    0.146

*[x] = division champion
*[y] = Mereilles ahead of Uranium City on head-to-head results
*[z] = Wappinger ahead of Porcusces on head-to-head results
*[a] = Jasvirabad ahead of Malabon on head-to-head results

Northern Conference match-ups
(1) Effelenendro Piranhas vs. (8) Sfax Scream

(4) Bytuch Wyk SaberTigers vs. (5) Pilken Mammoths

(3) Dorfdifving Steel vs. (6) Mykorrigan MonStars

(2) Real Haritzaga Baloncesto vs. (7) Zimp Kings

Southern Conference match-ups
(1) Mereilles Port Boys vs. (8) Garufaloe Rattlesnakes

(4) Tentenaraya Thunder vs. (5) Wanda Island Wizards

(3) Bendy Benny Wildcats vs. (6) San Seriffe Black Panthers

(2) Uranium City Nukes vs. (7) Lotharstadt Grenadiers

2031-32 FBA Playoffs

2032 FBA Finals
Mereilles has home court advantage over Effelenendro due to their superior head-to-head results

Mereilles Port Boys 92–98 Effelenendro Piranhas
Mereilles Port Boys 93–82 Effelenendro Piranhas
Effelenendro Piranhas 107–108 Mereilles Port Boys
Effelenendro Piranhas 97–101 Mereilles Port Boys
Effelenendro Piranhas 92–97 Mereilles Port Boys

Mereilles Port Boys wins the 2032 FBA Finals 4-1

Congratulations to the Mereilles Port Boys, your 2032 FBA Champions!

Abanhfleft (AFT) qualifiers

Mereilles Port Boys (FBA champions)
Effelenendro Piranhas (FBA Finals runner-up)
Real Haritzaga Baloncesto (losing conference finalist with best regular season record)

Abanhfleft (AFT) venue bids
IUBC Trophy XXI: The Antarctic Forum, Uranium City, Fleftic Antarctica, Abanhfleft (cap. est. 60,084)

Presenting the Antarctic Forum, the largest indoor arena by seating capacity in regular use in the Fleftic Basketball Association

At 60,084 official stated capacity, the Antarctic Forum in Uranium City, Fleftic Antarctica Province is the largest indoor arena by seating capacity in regular use in the Fleftic Basketball Association. This means that the Antarctic Forum is the official home stadium of the Uranium City Nukes, four-time champions of the FBA, and the Nukes play all 41 of their home games at "the Forum". The Fleftic Arena, which has an official capacity of over 100,000, is the largest indoor stadium overall in Abanhfleft, but since it is only used time to time as the home stadium of the Riuwiee Presidents, it is not the Presidents' regular home stadium and therefore is not eligible for the honor currently held by the Antarctic Forum.

The Antarctic Forum was one of eight stadia used by Abanhfleft when the country hosted the 20th Handball World Cup, playing host to six group stage games, one Round of 16 game and one quarterfinal game in the aforementioned competition. Therefore it's fair to say that the Forum has some experience in handling international competitions. If selected as the final venue for the XXI IUBC Trophy, this will be the second time that Abanhfleft has played host to the competition after the Fleftic Arena hosted the final of the XII IUBC Trophy.

by **Trans-Dniesters** » Sun Mar 14, 2021 7:27 am

If you thought corruption only happens in decadent capitalist basketball leagues then you would be wrong. It has come to light sometime during the 2030-31 season that there is rampant corruption in the highest echelons of the Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League. Of course, they weren't doing this alone; there is also substantial evidence that Pridnestrovian corruption was in cahoots with corruption at the highest levels of the Fleftic Basketball Association. Because of the evidence that came to light after years of investigation by the Pridnestrovian Committee for State Security and the Fleftic Republican Bureau of Investigation, the International Union of Basketball Clubs, or IUBC, had no choice but to suspend clubs from both the PBSL and the FBA from participating in any international competition for a whole year. Well, that year has now come and gone, and both the PBSL and FBA are free to participate in the IUBC once again. And the league has wasted no time in selecting Pridnestrovia's representatives for the 21st IUBC Trophy. Let us meet them now.

2031-32 Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League Regular Season Final Standings

   PBSL                                  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts
 1 BC Dinamo Bender                       34   27   7  2778 2415 +363    81   Regular season champions, Playoffs
 2 BC Sheriff Tiraspol                    34   25   9  2589 2372 +217    75   Qualified for playoffs
 3 BC CSKA Tiraspol                       34   24  10  2857 2479 +378    72   Qualified for playoffs
 4 BC Admiral Novorossiysk                34   24  10  2816 2459 +357    72   Qualified for playoffs
 5 Bratsk Buccaneers                      34   22  12  2730 2516 +214    66   Qualified for playoffs
 6 Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters   34   21  13  2639 2589  +50    63   Qualified for playoffs
 7 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers                  34   20  14  2581 2465 +116    60   Qualified for playoffs
 8 Kesselburger Cagers                    34   19  15  2688 2552 +136    57   Qualified for playoffs
 9 BK Tukums                              34   19  15  2569 2467 +102    57
10 BC Unterspielsdorf                     34   17  17  2641 2622  +19    51
11 Vladikarpaty Mountaineers              34   17  17  2612 2633  −21    51
12 Strigoni Macaresti                     34   16  18  2532 2630  −98    48
13 Nord-Vest Representative Team          34   12  22  2478 2653 −175    36
14 Incirlik Bombers                       34   12  22  2500 2730 −230    36
15 Novonikolaysk Bluefins                 34    9  25  2476 2768 −292    27
16 Vladikrav Chiefs                       34    9  25  2394 2707 −313    27
17 Radomedix Dnistrosh                    34    7  27  2345 2758 −413    21   Relegated to Basketball Second Division
18 BK Beledor                             34    6  28  2384 2794 −410    18   Relegated to Basketball Second Division

Bacardi Derinkuyu and Yeralenko Yaks are promoted from the Basketball Second Division to the Basketball Super League.

Congratulations to BC Dinamo Bender, your 2031-32 Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League regular season champions!

2031-32 PBSL Playoffs
(1) BC Dinamo Bender vs. (8) Kesselburger Cagers

BC Dinamo Bender 84–70 Kesselburger Cagers
Kesselburger Cagers 65–93 BC Dinamo Bender
BC Dinamo Bender 69–68 Kesselburger Cagers

BC Dinamo Bender wins the series 3-0

(4) BC Admiral Novorossiysk vs. (5) Bratsk Buccaneers

BC Admiral Novorossiysk 80–66 Bratsk Buccaneers
Bratsk Buccaneers 63–63 BC Admiral Novorossiysk (73–72 OT)
BC Admiral Novorossiysk 67–75 Bratsk Buccaneers
Bratsk Buccaneers 62–67 BC Admiral Novorossiysk
BC Admiral Novorossiysk 81–82 Bratsk Buccaneers

Bratsk Buccaneers wins the series 3-2

(3) BC CSKA Tiraspol vs. (6) Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters

BC CSKA Tiraspol 86–78 Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters
Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters 75–85 BC CSKA Tiraspol
BC CSKA Tiraspol 68–75 Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters
Pridnestrovskaya Gavan Harbormasters 79–93 BC CSKA Tiraspol

BC CSKA Tiraspol wins the series 3-1

(2) BC Sheriff Tiraspol vs. (7) Dnistrolvovsk Loggers

BC Sheriff Tiraspol 90–93 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers
Dnistrolvovsk Loggers 69–80 BC Sheriff Tiraspol
BC Sheriff Tiraspol 75–80 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers
Dnistrolvovsk Loggers 66–86 BC Sheriff Tiraspol
BC Sheriff Tiraspol 79–87 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers

Dnistrolvovsk Loggers wins the series 3-2

2031-32 PBSL Semifinals
(1) BC Dinamo Bender vs. (5) Bratsk Buccaneers

BC Dinamo Bender 69–58 Bratsk Buccaneers
Bratsk Buccaneers 70–70 BC Dinamo Bender (75–78 OT)
BC Dinamo Bender 72–75 Bratsk Buccaneers
Bratsk Buccaneers 71–90 BC Dinamo Bender

BC Dinamo Bender wins the series 3-1

(3) BC CSKA Tiraspol vs. (7) Dnistrolvovsk Loggers

BC CSKA Tiraspol 75–68 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers
Dnistrolvovsk Loggers 59–99 BC CSKA Tiraspol
BC CSKA Tiraspol 78–60 Dnistrolvovsk Loggers

BC CSKA Tiraspol wins the series 3-0

2031-32 PBSL Finals
(1) BC Dinamo Bender vs. (3) BC CSKA Tiraspol

BC Dinamo Bender 74–77 BC CSKA Tiraspol
BC CSKA Tiraspol 83–81 BC Dinamo Bender
BC Dinamo Bender 83–82 BC CSKA Tiraspol
BC CSKA Tiraspol 80–84 BC Dinamo Bender
BC Dinamo Bender 78–75 BC CSKA Tiraspol

BC Dinamo Bender wins the 2032 PBSL Championship 3-2

Congratulations to BC Dinamo Bender, your 2031-32 Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League champions!

Pridnestrovia (PDN) qualifiers
Puppet of Abanhfleft

BC Dinamo Bender (PBSL champions)
BC CSKA Tiraspol (PBSL Finals runner-up)
Bratsk Buccaneers (losing semifinalist with best regular season record)

IUBC - International Domestic Basketball Newswires

2031-32 FBA Season

2031-32 Pridnestrovian Basketball Super League

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