saSBL

Saudi Arabia's top men's league (Saudi Basketball League); 10 teams played the 2025–26 season and Al-Ula won the title for the first time.

Links

Saudi Basketball League
The Saudi league standings on the Saudi federation’s statistics portal; 10 clubs played the 2025–26 season.
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Al Farouq
Al-Majardah (Asir Province) — top-flight newcomer from the 2026–27 season, promoted after finishing third in the First Division; the link leads to the club’s official X account.
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Al Fateh
Al-Hasa — Eastern Province club that won its first league title in the 2013–14 season.
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Al Ittihad
Jeddah — Saudi Arabia's oldest sports club (founded 1927), with 16 basketball championships.
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Al Khaleej
Saihat — Eastern Province multi-sport club playing in green and yellow.
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Al Khewaildia
Al-Khowaildiah near Qatif — a small multi-sport club whose basketball team plays in the top flight alongside handball and volleyball.
alkhowildiahclub.com
Al Nasr
Riyadh — the club won its first basketball league title in the 2020–21 season.
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Al Salam
Al-Awamiyah — Eastern Province club formed in 1969 through the merger of two local clubs.
nadialsalam.sa
Al-Ula
AlUla — club of the historic AlUla region with the Arabian leopard as its symbol, host of the 2025 Arab Women's Clubs Championship.
alulaclub.sa
Mudhar
Al-Qudaih near Qatif — a multi-sport club best known for volleyball and handball, with basketball as one of its sections.
mudharclub.org
Ohod
Medina — Saudi Arabia's record champion nicknamed "The Mountain" (Al-Jabal), founded in 1939.
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