The exciting National League will begin its 38th season on Wednesday, November 3, 2021.
It will be the beginning of a regular phase that will run until March 22 in which the 20 participating teams will face each other with home and away matches.
Each club will play 38 games on a calendar that will include the tour system to optimize the trips of each of the teams and, given the pandemic situation, minimize the risks of contagion.
After the regular season, the first 12 casts in the standings will qualify for the post-season. Meanwhile, the teams that finish between positions 13 and 18 will have completed their participation, while the penultimate and last will be measured in the play out for remaining in the highest category of national basketball.
Already in the Playoffs, the first four of the general table will wait directly in the quarterfinals while the reclassification to the best of three games takes place. Both the quarterfinals and the semifinals will be decided on the best of five games, while the finals will be the best of seven games.
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In tune with the start of the National League, the Development League will also begin. Held since 2015, the Development League is an initiative to encourage the participation of young people and the campuses must be made up of two u23 players and the rest u21.
In the 2021/22 season, the Super 20 will be played again, whose start date is planned for September 24, 2021. It will be the championship that will officially open the season: the twenty teams will be divided into four groups of five members and the two first of each will qualify for Final 8.
The Women’s League, which has been organized since 2017, will be held again between October and December after the last successful edition that enshrined Deportivo Berazategui. Already in 2022, the tournament will be played again between February and April, while a third edition will take place between October and December.
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