Scott Ureta and Ty Millard became close friends in an LGBTQ basketball league and their chemistry makes the Fruit Hoops podcast a delight.
Volunteer Executive Director Job Description (NGBA) is an all-inclusive organization dedicated to providing the LGBTQ+ community and its allies with a well-organized, supportive and welcoming sporting environment. We are committed to uniting athletes, communities, and cultures on and off the court while promoting national and international competition, providing health education and access to play the...
December 12, 2023 Lakewood, California] – The National Gay Basketball Association (NGBA) regrets to announce the departure of Spencer Ross from his role as Regional Director. In a statement, Spencer Ross expressed his heartfelt decision, stating, “I will sadly have to set down” from the position of Regional Director at the NGBA. Unfortunately, due to...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Gay Basketball Association Announces Change in Leadership December 8, 2024 — The National Gay Basketball Association (NGBA) Board of Directors has made the decision to enact a change in leadership, parting ways with Mr D. Binion, who served as president, effective August 21, 2023. The decision comes after a thorough evaluation...
Departure Announcement - Appreciation for NGBA Volunteers, Michael Green, Adrian Collins, Demetrius Baskerville resign their volunteer position with the NGBA
September 15, 2023 Lakewood, CA Sep 15, 2023 – The National Gay Basketball Association (NGBA) announces the resignation of Jordan Howard from the position of Social Media Director, effective September 15, 2023. During Jordan’s tenure at the NGBA, he played a pivotal role in developing and executing innovative social media strategies that significantly contributed to...
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In many ways, these may have been the most revolutionary and impactful Gay Games since the inaugural Gay Games four decades ago in San Francisco.
In many ways, these may have been the most revolutionary and impactful Gay Games since the inaugural Gay Games four decades ago in San Francisco.
