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Peruvian clubs of the country's top basketball division

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Antarqui
Wanchaq, Cusco — according to reporters, one of the clubs keeping Cusco basketball afloat despite the federation's crisis.
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Bylys
Wanchaq, Cusco — runners-up in the 2025 Liga Nacional.
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Catequil
Cajamarca — the league's only club from this northern Peruvian city.
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Heraldos
Wanchaq, Cusco — one of four league clubs from the city of Cusco.
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Latinos Trujillo
Trujillo — a club from the northern coast, runners-up to Universitario Wanchaq in the 2023 Liga Nacional final.
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Liga Claretiana
Huancayo — the reigning 2025 Liga Nacional champions.
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Nuevo Chimbote Basketball Club
Nuevo Chimbote — one of two league clubs from this coastal city in the Áncash department.
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Quillabamba
Quillabamba — a club from the La Convención province; its exact official name could not be confirmed.
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R&H Tambo
El Tambo — a club from this district of Huancayo.
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Real Amistad
La Molina, Lima — a club from the La Molina district of the capital.
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Sherekhan
Huancayo — one of three league clubs from this city.
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Shonoku
Juliaca — a club from this high-altitude city in the Puno region.
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Sonics
Huancayo — another of the three league clubs from this city.
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Titanes
Juliaca — the league's other club from this city in the Puno region.
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Universitario Wanchaq
Wanchaq, Cusco — two-time Liga Nacional champions (2023, 2024).
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Warriors
Nuevo Chimbote — the league's other club from this city.
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