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Basketball tournaments in Nevada

5 upcoming tournaments in Nevada (18 tracked in total) — youth, middle school, high school, and club/AAU divisions, with direct signup links. Free to browse and free to list your own.

Listings
18
5 still upcoming
Cities
4
most in Las Vegas
Peak month
July
13 listings
Typical price
$525
range $225–$650

This page tracks 18 basketball tournaments in Nevada across Las Vegas, Reno, Las Vegas / Reno, and 1 other city, running from February through October. 5 are still ahead — the other 13 have already taken place and stay listed so you can see who runs tournaments here year to year.

7 of the 18 listings publish a price. Those run $225–$650 USD, with a median of $525. Single-day events sit at the bottom of that range; multi-day showcases and national qualifiers at the top. Entry fees are usually per team, not per player.

Nevada tournaments here skew toward youth and middle school divisions. Most organizers split further by grade or birth year, and several run boys' and girls' brackets on the same weekend — check each listing for the exact divisions before entering a team.

Every listing links straight to the organizer's own registration page. SixSevenBall doesn't run, verify, or take payment for any of them — if you coach, the guide to running your own covers what it takes to put one on.

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NV, US
Boys & Girls
Fall Fest 2026

Boys: 4th/5th grade through Varsity; Girls: 5th/6th grade through High School

When
Oct 24-25, 2026
Where
Reno, Nevada
NV, US
Boys & Girls
G365 NationalsDetails pending

Boys & Girls, 8U-17U

When
Jul 23-25, 2027
Where
Las Vegas, Nevada

Associations & clubs running events in Nevada

Tournaments in this directory for Nevada are organized independently by:

Big Time HoopsBigfoot HoopsBorder LeagueElite CircuitsGrassroots 365Jam On ItNevada Interscholastic Activities AssociationSierra Nevada Basketball
Questions

Basketball tournaments in Nevada: common questions

Q1How much do basketball tournaments cost in Nevada?
Across the 7 of 18 Nevada listings that publish a price, basketball tournaments run $225–$650 USD, with a median of $525. Single-day events sit at the low end; multi-day showcases and national qualifiers at the high end. Prices are set by each organizer and change between seasons — always confirm on the organizer's own registration page.
Q2When do basketball tournaments run in Nevada?
Nevada tournaments in this directory run from February through October, with July the busiest month (13 listings). 5 of the 18 listings on this page are still upcoming.
Q3Which cities in Nevada have basketball tournaments?
This directory lists tournaments in 4 Nevada cities — Las Vegas, Reno, Las Vegas / Reno, and Henderson. Las Vegas has the most with 12.
Q4What ages are Nevada basketball tournaments for?
Age coverage in Nevada breaks down as Youth — 12 listings, Middle School — 13 listings, Junior High School — 10 listings, Senior High School — 15 listings, and Club / AAU / Travel — 3 listings. Individual listings often narrow this further by grade or birth year, so check each one for its exact divisions.
Q5Who runs basketball tournaments in Nevada?
The Nevada tournaments in this directory are run by 8 different organizations, including Big Time Hoops, Bigfoot Hoops, Border League, and Elite Circuits. SixSevenBall doesn't organize any of them — every listing links to the organizer's own registration page.

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