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Taking the NGBA to the next level requires continued growth. We have come a long way and will continue to keep it moving.
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CURRENT MEMBERSHIPMembers

The NGBA continues to grow each year
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RegisteredTeams

The NGBA has upwards of 100 plus teams registered
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ACTIVE PLAYERSReady to play

Our active players return year after year with new players ready to join them
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CITY PROGRAMSLeagues

Many cities have active and thriving programs with more coming soon

PLAYER TESTIMONIALS

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SoCal BallersAMBER CRANE


Becoming a player of the NGBA has been one of the most fulfilling decisions I have made. I've been able to strengthen my athletic game and make lifelong friends. Players accept me on and off the court, whether in my sneakers or high heel shoe.
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SC SENTINELSANDREW EILOLA

I’ve played basketball my whole life but I’ve never had as much fun or been more comfortable playing the game that I love than at NGBA tournaments. The games are competitive but in the end, it’s clear how much everyone supports each other.

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DC SENTINELSPAUL PRINCE

The NGBA has allowed me to connect with other LGBT players in cities and states across the country. These connections have blossomed into friendships that affords me the opportunity to reach out to people on multiple levels for support, advice, and encouragement for anything life throws at me
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Albuquerque, New MexicoJAVIER RIOS

Finding the NGBA was like discovering an awesome treasure I didn’t know existed. I had not experienced playing competitive basketball in a completely safe space as an out member of the LGBTQ+ community before NGBA.

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It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Daryle Morgan on August 20, 2025. Daryle was a pioneer, a champion, NGBA Hall of Famer, and above all, a friend to so many in our basketball family. After his college career at Stanford University, he found his way into San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ basketball...
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  In Memory of Ronald “Flavaron” Reid NGBA Hall of Fame Class of 2017 Inductee | Atlanta Trade/Shade Team Member March 6, 2025 The National Gay Basketball Association (NGBA) announces the passing of Ronald “Flavaron” Reid, inducted into the NGBA Hall of Fame in 2017 and a longtime cornerstone of the Atlanta Trade/Shade basketball team....
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NGBA Announces Unanimous Selections for the 2024 Hall of Fame Class
Announcing the unanimous selection of Brian Davis, Kevin St. Gelais, and Michael Coleman for induction into the NGBA Hall of Fame Class of 2024.
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