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|data2 = June 23, 1997
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|data8 = [[Adrikagorod Monarchs]] (5)
|data8 = [[Adrikagorod Monarchs]] (5)
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|data9 = [[2021-22 NBU Season]]
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The '''National Basketball Union''' is a professional basketball league in the [[Slavic Union]]. The league is composed of 20 teams in two conferences.
The league was founded in [[Osipovgrad]] (Renamed Adrikagorod in 2021) in 1997 after the merging of the Basketball Association of the Slavic Union (BASU) and the Slavic Basketball League (SBL). The NBU's regular season runs from November to April, with each team playing 55 games. The league's playoff tournament extends into June.
The [[Noyalensk Cosmonauts]] are the defending league champions, as they defeated the [[Roksa Fire]] 4-1 in the [[2021 Union Super Series]].

Revision as of 21:47, 12 April 2022

National Basketball Union (NBU)
Nbulogo.png
SportBasketball
FoundedJune 23, 1997
Inaugural Season1997
CommissionerArseni Volkov
No. of teams20
Most Recent Champion(s)Noyalensk Cosmonauts (1)
Most titlesAdrikagorod Monarchs (5)
Current Season2021-22 NBU Season

The National Basketball Union is a professional basketball league in the Slavic Union. The league is composed of 20 teams in two conferences.

The league was founded in Osipovgrad (Renamed Adrikagorod in 2021) in 1997 after the merging of the Basketball Association of the Slavic Union (BASU) and the Slavic Basketball League (SBL). The NBU's regular season runs from November to April, with each team playing 55 games. The league's playoff tournament extends into June.

The Noyalensk Cosmonauts are the defending league champions, as they defeated the Roksa Fire 4-1 in the 2021 Union Super Series.