BBF Statement London, 17 July 2024 The British Basketball Federation (BBF) has today confirmed the award of an interim licence to operate the men’s professional basketball league in Great Britain. The three-year licence has been awarded to Premier Basketball Limited, a company formed by a consortium of British clubs. The previous …
As licensor for the British Basketball League (BBL), the British Basketball Federation (BBF) has been monitoring the financial position of Basketball League Ltd (BLL), the company with responsibility for operating the men’s professional league. The aim has been to allow for the consolidation of recent progress and to support the league’s sustainable growth in years …
GB Basketball has named the six men and six women that have been included in the squads selected for the FIBA 3×3 Europe Cup qualifiers.
This July, London will be the capital of basketball with GB Basketball taking over the Copper Box Arena for the Subway Summer Slam.
Subway, one of the world’s largest restaurant brands, has been unveiled as a major new partner for GB Basketball as part of its long-term commitment to promoting physical activity.
The Great Britain men’s and women’s senior teams will be part of a fantastic festival of basketball in London just a few days before the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Following a comprehensive recruitment process, the British Basketball Federation has announced the new head coach for the Great Britain senior women’s team.
Last month coaches and players from the men’s under 16 team were in Newcastle for a training camp.
Marc Steutel has announced his 24 player roster for the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 qualifying games against the Netherlands and the Czech Republic later this month.
The Great Britain Youth Teams now know who they will face in this summer’s newly named FIBA Youth EuroBasket competitions following Tuesday’s draws in Freising, Germany.
International basketball will return to the North East on Friday 23 February 2024, when the GB Basketball men’s team take on the Netherlands in the opening game of their FIBA EuroBasket 2025 qualifying campaign.
The Great Britain women’s basketball Head Coach, Chema Buceta, is stepping down by mutual consent following eight successful years in the role.
