The World Street Ball Association (WSBA), the renowned international organization promoting and celebrating the urban sport of street basketball, has announced the formation of its Northern Pacific Region. This expansion marks a significant milestone for WSBA, as it establishes a strong presence in the West Coast of the United States. The Northern Pacific Region will consist of 12 teams out of the 48 teams currently affiliated with WSBA worldwide.
James Lee Hardman Jr, the visionary founder of WSBA, unveiled the exciting news during a press conference held in Sacramento California, where he revealed the cities that would be receiving teams. The first 12 teams in the Northern Pacific Region will be based in prominent cities from California to Nevada, showcasing the immense talent and passion for street basketball in the area.
The cities that will be home to the WSBA teams in the Northern Pacific Region include:
Oakland
Sacramento
San Jose
San Francisco
Fresno
Los Angeles
Reno, Nevada
Las Vegas
This expansion is expected to invigorate the local basketball scene, provide an opportunity for aspiring players to showcase their skills on an international platform, and foster a community of street basketball enthusiasts throughout the region.
James Lee Hardman Jr expressed his enthusiasm for the growth of WSBA and the formation of the Northern Pacific Region. “The establishment of the Northern Pacific Region is a momentous occasion for WSBA and the street basketball community,” he stated. “We believe that the West Coast is a hotbed of talent, and through this expansion, we aim to provide a platform for players to compete, connect, and inspire one another.”
WSBA is known for its commitment to promoting inclusivity, fostering community engagement, and nurturing street basketball talent around the world.
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