IDENTITY
ABA USA, ABA México and ABA International retain clear official identities inside one connected system.
THE NINE-DOT LEAGUE DIRECTORY
Three official identities connect the active U.S. league, the ABA México launch and the worldwide ABA International platform under one shared standard.


The modern league relaunched in 1999, with more than 100 teams competing through regional and national pathways.
ENTER ABA USA →
The Los Cabos Region 1 hub begins the international competition model with four founding clubs and ABA USA exchange play.
ENTER ABA MÉXICO →
The global operating framework for country leaders, national leagues, player exchange, media and international events.
ENTER INTERNATIONAL →ABA USA, ABA México and ABA International retain clear official identities inside one connected system.
Competition, safety, finance, media and operating expectations protect the network.
Players, coaches, owners and staff can progress through connected ABA opportunities.
WABA, JR ABA and ABA Cares programs extend through every approved franchise.
THE ORIGINAL ABA · 1967–1976THE LEAGUE THAT TAUGHT BASKETBALL TO FLY.
3× ABA MVP · 2× champion
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1969 champion · Oakland Oaks
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Utah Stars · Spirits of St. Louis
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1972 MVP · 1975 champion
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2× MVP · 3× champion
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1968 MVP · champion · Playoffs MVP
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1971 champion · Playoffs MVP
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