All Native Basketball Tournament
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‘A powerful statement of pride’: Basketball is a legacy for this First Nations familyBasketball is huge for many First Nations people across B.C.. It's more than just a game: it's about community pride, wellness, cross-cultural connections, and family legacy.SportsJun 18, 2023
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‘A piece of it is saving our youth’: JR All Native Tournament kicks off in NanaimoThe JR All Native Tournament is underway in Nanaimo this week. Hosted by Snuneymuxw First Nation the tournament provides a much needed outlet for youth.SportsMar 20, 2023
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‘Like the NBA for First Nations’: Snuneymuxw hosts JR All Native Tournament in NanaimoThe JR All Native Tournament is set to kick off on Snuneymuxw territory next week, bringing 94 teams and at least 1,200 athletes to Nanaimo, B.C.SportsMar 14, 2023
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All Native Basketball Tournament great for community and economy in Prince RupertThe All Native Basketball Tournament is a major revenue generator for the city of Prince Rupert, B.C., every year the city's hotels and restaurants are always full.PerspectivesFeb 15, 2023
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The All Native Basketball Tournament passes skills to next generationThe All Native Basketball Tournament, hosted annually in February, provides an opportunity for mentorship, community and sharing skills amongst Indigenous athletes in B.C.SportsFeb 14, 2023
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‘It’s known as holy week’: All Native Basketball Tournament huge for Indigenous people in B.C.The All Native Basketball Tournament is in its 63rd year and 4,000 people could be expected to attend the tournament in Prince Rupert, B.C., this week.SportsFeb 13, 2023
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Status Indian basketball player barred from First Nations tournamentA young Calgary man, a status Indian who was adopted from Haiti as a baby, says a First Nations basketball organization's decision to bar him from a tournament in northern British Columbia is discriminatory.CanadaFeb 12, 2016
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