Bahamas Championship

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Bahamas Championship
Sport College basketball
Founded2021
Owner(s) bdG Sports
No. of teams4
Country The Bahamas
Venue(s)Baha Mar Convention Center, Nassau, Bahamas
Most recent
champion(s)
Tennessee
TV partner(s) CBS Sports Network
Official website Bahamar Hoops

The Bahamas Championship [1] is a preseason college basketball tournament, first held in 2021.

Contents

Champions

YearSchool
2021 Louisville
2022 UCF
2023 Miami (FL)
2024 Tennessee

Brackets

* – Denotes overtime period

2024

[2]

Semifinals
November 21
CBSSN
Championship
November 22
CBSSN
      
13 Baylor 99**
22 St. John's 98
13 Baylor 62
11 Tennessee 77
11 No. 11 Tennessee 64
Virginia 42 3rd place Game
November 22
CBSSN
22 St. John's 80
Virginia 55

2023

The 2023 field will feature the following teams: [3]

Semifinals
November 17
CBSSN
Championship
November 19
CBSSN
      
12 Miami (FL) 79
Georgia 68
12 Miami (FL) 91
Kansas State 83
Kansas State 73*
Providence 70 Consolation
November 19
CBSSN
Georgia 64
Providence 71

2022

Semifinals
November 18
CBSSN
Championship
November 20
CBSSN
    
DePaul 61
Santa Clara 69
Santa Clara 50
UCF 57
Oklahoma State 56
UCF 60 Consolation
November 20
CBSSN
DePaul 78
Oklahoma State 82

2021

Semifinals
November 25
CBSSN
Championship
November 27
CBSSN
    
Maryland 86
Richmond 80
Maryland 55
Louisville 63
Louisville 72
Mississippi State 58 Consolation
November 27
FloHoops
Richmond 71
Mississippi State 82*

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References

  1. "Louisville, Maryland, Stanford, NC State among 19 men's & women's NCAA teams bound for "Baha Mar Hoops" during Thanksgiving week". Baha Mar Hoops. BDglobal. 28 July 2021. Retrieved 31 July 2021.
  2. "Baylor, St. John's, Tennessee & Virginia Headline 2024 Baha Mar Hoops Championship". bahamarhoops.com. BDG Sports. 23 November 2023.
  3. "Final field and pairings announced for 2023 Baha Mar Hoops Bahamas Championship".