🏀North & Central America

The world's strongest club competition — 30 teams from the USA and Canada playing for the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

The world's most prestigious women's professional league, played through the summer since 1997.

The continental championship of the Americas; the link points to the most recent edition played so far, in Managua in 2025, where Brazil triumphed after 16 years.

The first step on the road for Central American teams to the continental AmeriCup championship.

A tournament of Caribbean island national teams that replaced the discontinued men's CBC Championship in 2018.

The continental championship of the Americas, held in Central America for the first time — in San Salvador.

A separate qualification of Americas teams for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 in Qatar; 16 teams compete for 7 spots.

The championship of Central America and the Caribbean, also an AmeriCup qualifier; the men's version was last played in 2016.

The championship of the Caribbean Basketball Confederation, bringing together even the smallest island national teams.

The championship of the Central American COCABA zone — from Guatemala to Panama.

The main club competition of the Americas under the FIBA banner, successor to the FIBA Americas League.

The continental women's club competition that unified the North, Central and South American cups; the link points to the most recent edition played so far.

The junior championship of the Americas and at the same time a qualifier for the U19 World Cup.

The women's counterpart of the Americas junior championship, the road to the U19 World Cup.

The youngest continental age category, where future NBA stars first show up.

The women's cadet championship of the Americas and a qualifier for the U17 World Cup.

The youth version of the club Champions League Americas, with the first edition played in Argentina.