The Independent Basketball Association (IBA) is a professional men's basketball league set to begin play in late 2011. So far, the charter members are six teams formerly in the International Basketball League, one team formerly in the American Basketball Association, and three expansion teams. [1]
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Arena |
Founded |
First season in IBA |
Previous League |
| Battle Creek Knights |
Battle Creek, Michigan |
Kellogg Arena |
2004 |
2011 |
IBL & PBL |
| NY Albany Legends |
Albany, New York |
Christian Brothers Academy |
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| LA Lightning |
Los Angeles, California |
Gilbert Sports Arena |
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| Gary Splash |
Gary, Indiana |
Genesis Convention Center |
2010 |
2011 |
IBL |
| Holland Dream |
Holland, Michigan |
Holland Civic Center |
2005 |
2011 |
IBL |
| Kankakee County Soldiers |
Bourbonnais, Illinois |
Hidden Cove Sports Complex |
2007 |
2011 |
IBL |
| Lake County Stars |
Deerfield, Illinois |
Trinity International University |
2010 |
2011 |
IBL |
| Lansing Capitals |
Dimondale, Michigan |
Aim High Sports |
2010 |
2011 |
IBL |
| Rockford Riverdawgs |
Loves Park, Illinois |
Clinton Sports Complex |
2010 |
2011 |
ABA |
| Springfield Xpress |
Springfield, Illinois |
Lanphier High School |
2011 |
2011 |
New for 2011 |
| Kenosha Ballers |
Kenosha, Wisconsin |
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| St. Louis Trotters |
St. Louis, Missouri |
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| Dayton Air Strikers |
Dayton, Ohio |
Stuart Patterson Rec & Fitness Center |
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Intercontinental Tournament(s)
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Intercontinental League(s)
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Subregional League(s)
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Subregional Tournament(s)
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Intercontinental Tournaments
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Subregional Leagues
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Intercontinental Tournaments
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Subregional Leagues
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United States
