American Basketball Association (2000–present) playoff results

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These are playoff results for the current incarnation of the American Basketball Association (ABA).

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Results

2000–2001

Division semifinals Division finals ABA championship
         
4 Detroit Dogs 117
7 Tampa Bay ThunderDawgs 112
4 Detroit Dogs 119
6 Indiana Legends 105
5 Memphis Houn'Dawgs 90
6 Indiana Legends 95
4 Detroit Dogs 107
1 Chicago Skyliners 91
1 Chicago Skyliners 112
8 San Diego Wildfire 97
1 Chicago Skyliners 106
3 Kansas City Knights 105
2 Los Angeles Stars 112
3 Kansas City Knights 132

2001–2002

Semifinals Finals ABA championship
         
2 Southern California Surf 124
5 Kentucky Pro Cats 111
2 Southern California Surf 93
3 Phoenix Eclipse 90
3 Phoenix Eclipse 112
4 Detroit Dogs 97
2 Southern California Surf 113
1 Kansas City Knights 118
1 Kansas City Knights bye
 –
1 Kansas City Knights 110
7 Las Vegas Slam 101
6 Indiana Legends 94
7 Las Vegas Slam 115

2003–2004

Semifinals Finals ABA championship
         
2 Kansas City Knights 101
7 Jersey Squires 91
2 Kansas City Knights 100
3 Juarez Gallos 99
3 Juarez Gallos 133
6 Tijuana Dragons 120
2 Kansas City Knights 123
1 Long Beach Jam 126
1 Long Beach Jam bye
 –

2004–2005

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA championship
            
1 Utah Snowbears 130
14 Tijuana Dragons 115
1 Utah Snowbears 130
8 Long Beach Jam 115
8 Long Beach Jam 148
9 Las Vegas Rattlers 126
1 Utah Snowbears forfeit
13 Bellevue Blackhawks–
5 Maryland Nighthawks 124
12 New Jersey SkyCats 105
5 Maryland Nighthawks 120
13 Bellevue Blackhawks133
4 Texas Tycoons 94
13 Bellevue Blackhawks101
13 Bellevue Blackhawks 103
2 Arkansas RimRockers 118
3 Mississippi Stingers 96
16 St. Louis Flight 84
3 Mississippi Stingers 114
6 Kansas City Knights 109
6 Kansas City Knights 119
11 Los Angeles Stars 111
3 Mississippi Stingers 105
2 Arkansas RimRockers 117
7 Harlem Strong Dogs 105
10 Kentucky Colonels 108
10 Kentucky Colonels 123
2 Arkansas RimRockers 135
2 Arkansas RimRockers 136
15 Ontario Warriors 97

2005–2006

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA championship
            
1 Rochester Razorsharks 126
9 Newark Express 98
1 Rochester Razorsharks 104
7 Atlanta Vision 85
7 Atlanta Vision 99
15 Buffalo Rapids 97
1 Rochester Razorsharks 106
3 San Jose Skyrockets 103
6 Pittsburgh Xplosion 115
10 Bellingham Slam 122
10 Bellingham Slam 119
3 San Jose Skyrockets 138
3 San Jose Skyrockets 132
18 Los Angeles Aftershock 90
1 Rochester Razorsharks 117
4 SoCal Legends 114
2 Indiana Alley Cats 117
11 Toledo Ice 103
2 Indiana Alley Cats 126
13 Strong Island Sound 128
8 Harlem Strong Dogs 107
13 Strong Island Sound 112
13 Strong Island Sound 110
4 SoCal Legends 123
5 Maryland Nighthawks 145
12 Montreal Matrix 114
5 Maryland Nighthawks 121
4 SoCal Legends 123
4 SoCal Legends 97
14 Beijing Aoshen Olympian 95

Wild card round

2006–2007

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA championship
            
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 103
13 Strong Island Sound 75
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 119
8 Bellingham Slam 103
8 Bellingham Slam 137
19 Hollywood Fame 103
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 113
10 Wilmington Sea Dawgs 85
5 Arkansas Aeros forfeit
11 Mississippi Miracles –
11 Mississippi Miracles 112
10 Wilmington Sea Dawgs 130
4 Rochester Razorsharks forfeit
10 Wilmington Sea Dawgs –
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 143
3 Texas Tycoons 95
3 Texas Tycoons –
14 Detroit Panthers forfeit
3 Texas Tycoons 125
9 Quad City Riverhawks 123
6 Minnesota Ripknees forfeit
9 Quad City Riverhawks –
3 Texas Tycoons 126
7 Beijing Aoshen Olympian 114
7 Beijing Aoshen Olympian 100
15 San Diego Wildcats 97
7 Beijing Aoshen Olympian 121
12 Buffalo Silverbacks 106
2 Jacksonville Jam 91
12 Buffalo Silverbacks 100

Wild card round

2007–2008

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA championship
            
1 Vermont Frost Heaves bye
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 118
11 San Francisco Rumble 93
8 Long Beach Breakers 115
11 San Francisco Rumble 129
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 106
4 Texas Tycoons 100
4 Texas Tycoons bye
4 Texas Tycoons 122
6 Quebec Kebs 120
6 Quebec Kebs bye
1 Vermont Frost Heaves 87
3 San Diego Wildcats 84
2 Manchester Millrats bye
2 Manchester Millrats 146
9 Montreal Royal 140
9 Montreal Royal 118
10 Jersey Express 110
2 Manchester Millrats 109
3 San Diego Wildcats 115
3 San Diego Wildcats bye
3 San Diego Wildcats 145
7 Atlanta Vision 99
7 Atlanta Vision bye

Wild card round

2008–2009

Quarterfinals Semifinals ABA championship
         
1 Southeast Texas Mustangs 121
8 Knoxville Thunderbolts 87
1 Southeast Texas Mustangs 89
4 Kentucky Bisons 107
4 Kentucky Bisons 106
5 Beijing Aoshen Olympian 104
4 Kentucky Bisons 127
2 Maywood Buzz 120
3 Nashville Broncs 118
6 Jersey Express 99
3 Nashville Broncs 111
2 Maywood Buzz 120
2 Maywood Buzz 91
7 Chicago Steam 82

2009–2010

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals ABA championship
            
5 Jersey Express 91
Bluegrass Stallions 99
3 Bluegrass Stallions
Elmira Red Riders
Bluegrass Stallions 100
Kentucky Bisons 91
2 Chicago Steam
9 Lake Michigan Admirals
Chicago Steam 106
Kentucky Bisons 114
4 Kentucky Bisons
14 West Virginia Blazers
Kentucky Bisons 99, 83, 76
Southeast Texas Mavericks 96, 104, 85
1 Southeast Texas Mavericks 146
Texas Fuel 84
8 West Texas Whirlwinds
Texas Fuel
Southeast Texas Mavericks
San Francisco Rumble Forfeit
10 Los Angeles Slam
So Cal Tournament Winner
Los Angeles Slam
San Francisco Rumble
6 San Francisco Rumble
Sacramento Heatwave

Note: Finals was a best of 3 series.
Note: ABA did not release the game results for the first round or the winners of the regional first round tournaments.

2010–2011

Elite Eight Final Four ABA championship
4 East Kentucky Energy
12 Lake Michigan Admirals 97 1 Southeast Texas Mavericks *
4 East Kentucky Energy110 Southeast Texas Mavericks *
Jacksonville Giants
16 Gulf Coast Flash
16 Gulf Coast Flash 148 2 Jacksonville Giants *
3 Colorado Kings 136

2013–2014

Final 8, First Round Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Finals (best of 3 games)
Jacksonville Giants 96
Chicago Steam 113 South Florida Gold 93
North Dallas Vandals 119 South Florida Gold 134
North Dallas Vandals 105
Jacksonville Giants 0 Games
Shreveport Mavericks 2 Games
Arizona Scorpions 95
Arizona Scorpions 100 Bay Area Matrix 71
Jersey Express 76 Shreveport Mavericks 97
Arizona Scorpions 89

2023–2024

Region Semifinals Region Finals Final Four ABA Championship
            
1 Indiana Lyons 122
4 Peoria Pitbulls 117
1 Indiana Lyons 80
2 Chicago Fury102
2 Chicago Fury117
3 Burning River Buckets 90
1 Binghamton Bulldogs 104
4 Mississippi Silverbacks105
1 Providence Pirates149
4 Coney Island Thunder 111
1 Providence Pirates 108
3 Binghamton Bulldogs111
2 Wyoming Valley Clutch 105
3 Binghamton Bulldogs118
4 Mississippi Silverbacks 123
2 Chicago Fury126
1 Atlanta Aliens 115
4 Mississippi Silverbacks118
4 Mississippi Silverbacks117
2 Nassau Pride 108
2 Nassau Pride120
3 Western Oklahoma Bulls 115
2 Chicago Fury91
3 Silicon Valley Panthers 90
1 Silicon Valley Panthers111
3 Team Trouble 101
1 Silicon Valley Panthers141
4 New Mexico Bullsnakes 112
2 Las Vegas Royals 123
4 New Mexico Bullsnakes128

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