Chinese University Basketball Association

Chinese college basketball competition

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Chinese University Basketball Association (CUBA, Chinese: 中国大学生篮球联赛) is a college basketball competition in China. It was founded in 1996[1] and launched in 1998. This event is held annually and divided into the preliminary stage and the final stage, in which the national championship team is decided through a bracket style elimination event.[citation needed]

Between 2004 and 2015, there was a competing competition known as Chinese University Basketball Super League (CUBS).[1] CUBS allowed professional athletes to participate; restrictions were introduced in 2013.[1] The two competitions merged for the 2015–16 season.[2] As of 2015, CUBA was an amateur-based competition.[1] The competition strived to emulate the NCAA in the United States.[1]

Unlike other Chinese athletic organizations, CUBA is a privately funded organization with no affiliation with the Chinese government. However they do fall under standard FIBA regulations and rules.[citation needed]

## Divisions

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The league is divided into four divisions, mostly based on the geographical location of the teams. The top two teams in each division qualify for the CUBA Big Eight (quarter-finals).[citation needed]

As of 2015, CUBA's four divisions had a total of 64 men's teams and 46 women's teams.[1]

Division  | Team  | Division  | Team  | Division  | Team  | Division  | Team

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Southeast Division
Shanghai | Southwest Division  | Hubei | Northwest Division  | Shanxi (Taiyuan) | Northeast Division  | Beijing
Jiangsu | Hunan | Shaanxi (Xi'an) | Tianjing
Zhejiang | Guangxi | Gansu | Liaoning
Anhui | Guizhou | Xinjiang | Jilin
Jiangxi | Yunnan | Qinghai | Heilongjiang
Fujian | Sichuan | Ningxia | Hebei
Guangdong | Chongqing | Inner Mongolia | Shandong
Hainan | Tibet | Henan | Hong Kong
| Macau |  |

## National champions

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Men's

* 1999 University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
* 2000 Huaqiao University
* 2001 Northeast Normal University
* 2002 Shandong University of Science and Technology
* 2003 Huaqiao University
* 2004 Huazhong University of Science and Technology
* 2005 Huaqiao University
* 2006 Huaqiao University
* 2007 Huaqiao University
* 2008 Huaqiao University
* 2009 China University of Mining and Technology
* 2010 Taiyuan University of Technology
* 2011 Huaqiao University
* 2012 Taiyuan University of Technology
* 2013 Huaqiao University
* 2014 Peking University
* 2015 Huaqiao University
* 2016 Tsinghua University
* 2017 Peking University
* 2018 Peking University
* 2019 Peking University
* 2020 Tsinghua University
* 2021 Tsinghua University
* 2022 Tsinghua University
* 2023 Guangdong University of Technology
* 2024 Tsinghua University
* 2025 Peking University

Women's

* 1999 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2000 China University of Mining and Technology
* 2001 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2002 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2003 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2004 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2005 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2006 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2007 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2008 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
* 2009 Beijing Normal University
* 2010 Beijing Normal University
* 2011 Beijing Normal University
* 2012 Beijing Normal University
* 2013 Beijing Normal University

Source: [3]

## See also

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* Sport in China
* China men's national basketball team
* China women's national basketball team
* Chinese Basketball Association (CBA)
* National Basketball League (China) (NBL)
* Women's Chinese Basketball Association (WCBA)

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f 卞珂 (2016-11-21). "纯粹与热爱：从大超联赛到CUBA，中国大学体育的春天还远吗？" (in Simplified Chinese). 體育產業生態圈. Archived from the original on 2020-11-04. Retrieved 2019-04-28.
2. ^ Liu Xinliang 刘欣亮 (2015-09-14). "CUBS与CUBA正式合并". Jin Wan Bao. Archived from the original on 2019-12-09. Retrieved 2019-12-09.
3. ^ "中国大学生篮球联赛(CUBA)历届冠亚军". CUBA. 2013-11-14.[dead link]

## External links

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* Official website