About National Championships
The Canada Basketball U15 and U17 National Championships are the premier national amateur sport events for the Canadian basketball community. Each summer, Canada’s top next generation of high performance athletes at the U15 and U17 and age groups, competes for the National Championship title while representing their home province/territory.
Objectives of the National Championships
To create a competitive environment that meets the appropriate stage of development as outlined in the Canadian Basketball Athlete Development Model, allowing Canada’s best developmental athletes to showcase their abilities.
To compete, coach and manage under the principles of the Canadian Basketball Athlete Development Model i.e., fair play and the ideals of ethical sport.
To educate the parents, players and coaches on developmental principles that relate to the athlete’s stage of development i.e., post-secondary education decisions.
To encourage representation and participation from all PTSO’s.
To support and enhance the activities of PTSO’s in the areas of athletes, coaches and officials development.
To facilitate the identification of athletes and coaches for involvement in National Team programming.
2026 Tournament Information
The Canada Basketball U15 and U17 National Championships return August 2nd - August 8th, 2026, featuring provincial and territorial teams from across Canada.
U15 & U17 Women's Tournament
Sherbrooke, qc
U15 & U17 men's Tournament
Regina, SK
Venue
Bishop's University Sport Centre
University of Regina - Centre for Kinesiology, Health, & Sport (CKHS)
Team Accommodations
Bishop's University Residence
University of Regina Residence
Food Services
TBD
TBD
Tournament Banquet
TBD
TBD
Tournament at a Glance - Men’s & Women’s
The Canada Basketball U15 & U17 Men's & Women's National Championships return August 2nd - August 8th, 2026, featuring provincial and territorial teams from across Canada.
Saturday August 1 &
Sunday August 2
Team Arrivals / Official Arrivals / Team Practices / Coaches Technical Session / Player Orientations
Monday August 3
Preliminary Games
/ Practices
Tuesday August 4
Preliminary Games
/ Practices
Wednesday August 5
Preliminary Games
/ Playoff Games / Practices
Thursday August 6
Playoff Games
/ Classification Games / Practices
Friday August 7
Playoff Games
/ Classification Games / Practices
Saturday August 8
Medal Games / Classification Games / Awards Presentation / Closing Ceremony
Sunday August 9
Team Departures / Officials Departures
Streaming and Access to All Games:
SportCanada.tv will be live streaming the games, which will be available to the public to watch on Canada Basketball's YouTube channel.
For live results & statistics, standings and leaders, please visit the following sites:
Men’s
Women’s
Schedule
Catch all the action at the U15 & U17 National Championships! Click below to view the full schedule for each tournament:
Teams & Rosters
Participating Teams:
Team Alberta
Team British Columbia
Team Manitoba
Team New Brunswick
Team Newfoundland & Labrador
Team Nova Scotia
Team Northwest Territories
Team Ontario
Team Prince Edward Island
Team Quebec
Team Saskatchewan
2025 Awards & Standings
2025 Final Standings
15U Women
1st Ontario
2nd British Columbia
3rd Alberta
4th Quebec
5th Saskatchewan
6th Nova Scotia
7th Manitoba
8th New Brunswick
9th Newfoundland and Labrador
15U Women's Tournament MVP
Reine-Marie Luke (Ontario)
15U Women's First Team All Stars
Nev Hirsche (Alberta)
Grier Holt Mellor (Saskatchewan)
Puneet Deol (British Columbia)
Iva Crepnjak (British Columbia)
Sienna Morris (Ontario)
15U Women's Second Team All Stars
Erika McNeil (Newfoundland and Labrador)
Haley Posteraro (Alberta)
Maya Manners (Ontario)
Isalo Sarah Andriamanana (Quebec)
Zaria Eniojukan (Ontario)
15U Men
1st Ontario
2nd Quebec
3rd Alberta
4th British Columbia
5th Manitoba
6th Nova Scotia
7th New Brunswick
8th Newfoundland and Labrador
9th Saskatchewan
10th PEI
15U Men's Tournament MVP
Praise Badejo (Ontario)
15U Men's First Team All Stars
Brandyn Clarke (Ontario)
Mikaël Larosilère (Quebec)
Michael Petion (Quebec)
Mikhail Francis (Alberta)
Logan Szpak (British Columbia)
15U Men's Second Team All Stars
Veer Brar (Manitoba)
Cadence MacLeod (Nova Scotia)
Jacob Dylan DelCastillo (Saskatchewan)
Ifeoluwa Akitobi (New Brunswick)
Lucas Thomas (Alberta)
2025 Canada Summer Games Final Standings
17U Women
1st Alberta
2nd Ontario
3rd Nova Scotia
4th British Columbia
5th Quebec
6th Saskatchewan
7th PEI
8th New Brunswick
9th Manitoba
10th Newfoundland and Labrador
11th Northwest Territories
12th Yukon
13th Nunavut
17U Men
1st Alberta
2nd Ontario
3rd British Columbia
4th Quebec
5th Manitoba
6th Nova Scotia
7th Saskatchewan
8th New Brunswick
9th Newfoundland and Labrador
10th Northwest Territories
11th PEI
12th Yukon
13th Nunavut
Planning to Attend
U15 & U17 Women's Tournament
sherbrooke, qc
u15 & u17 men's tournament
regina, sk
Hotel Accommodations
(Families & Friends)
TBD
TBD
Ticket Information
TBD
TBD
More Information
Safe Sport
Canada Basketball is committed to ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all its athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers, that is free from abuse, harassment, and discrimination.
Education
Canada Basketball recognizes its responsibility to foster a sport environment that ensures positive, healthy and fulfilling experiences. It is imperative that all coaches be trained on conduct to prevent and address maltreatment. All coaches, team managers, IST staff and referees are required to complete the safe sport training module, available via the Coaching Association of Canada - Safe Sport website. The safe sport module is a free, 90-minute online module that gives all participants the tools to recognize, address, and prevent maltreatment in sport. The module aligns with the principles of the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport and meets Sport Canada requirements for Safe Sport education.
Prevention
All coaches, team managers, staff, volunteers, and referees involved with the National Championships are required to have a completed criminal record/background check in the form of an Enhanced Police Information Check (E-PIC) issued within 36 months of the event. Coaches can provide their own valid copy from the past 3 years or apply for one online at www.mybackcheck.com. Further details can be found in Canada Basketball’s Screening Policy for Coaches.
Response
Canada Basketball encourages reporting of all incidents where abuse, discrimination, and harassment is perceived regardless of whom the offender may be or the context. This is essential in ensuring accountability by identifying risks to athletes and mitigating unsafe sport environments and behaviour posing threats to athletes.
Canada Basketball knows how important it can be to provide a safe and secure way of reporting issues that are impacting an individual directly or that they have become aware of. As required by Sport Canada, all complaints reporting will be managed by an Independent Third-Party Safe Sport Officer. For concerns/complaints, or to report or discuss incidents of abuse or harassment of any kind related to Canada Basketball events/activities, we encourage individuals to contact ITP Sport directly at:
https://app.integritycounts.ca/org/itpsport
Complaints submitted via the online link can only be accessed by ITP Sport.
Stay Connected
Social Media
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Twitter: @CanBball
Instagram: @canadabasketball
Facebook: Canada Basketball
YouTube: Canada Basketball
Volunteer Information
Some available positions may include:
Scorekeeping and statistics
In-game announcing
Team liaison
Venue accreditation
Past Results
National Championship Archive
year
u17 - boys
u15 - boys
u17 - Girls
u15 - Girls
2021
Championship cancelled due to COVID-19
2020
Championship cancelled due to COVID-19
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