The 2024-25 Post Season marks the 34th year of the NCHBC and the 34th year of hosting National Christian HomeSchool Basketball Championships (NCHBC) Post-Season Events!

Over 1,200 teams registered for NCHBC 2024 Post-Season Events + over 140 teams attended the 2023-24 Season’s Volleyball Nationals to push the NCHC Post-Season Events to nearly 1,400 teams during the 2023-24 season between just Basketball & Volleyball.

The NCHBC serves the HomeSchool Basketball Community by organizing & hosting the annual National Championships along with 3-5 Regional Championships & multiple District Tournaments. The NCHC also has sanctioned season Tip-Off Events and Conferences. District & Conference results directly impact Regional Seeding. Regional results are the #1 criteria the Nationals Seeding Committee uses each year. Regionals are also where players earn the votes for Post-Season Awards. All teams that attend NCHBC Invitational Events are also Members of the National HomeSchool Basketball Association (NHBA), which is a part of the NCHC. All NCHBC Invitational teams are members in good standing with the NHBA.

The 2019-2020, 2020-21, 2021-22, & 2022-23 seasons each featured a record-shattering 1,000+ teams registered for an NCHBC Event!

360+ Teams attended the 2022 HomeSchool Basketball National Championships (Springfield, MO)
180+ Teams// 2022 Big South Regional Championships (Dallas)
160+ Teams// 2022 Midwest Regional Championships (Indianapolis)
70+  Teams // Heartland Regional Championships (Lawerence, KS)
50+ Teams// Southeast Regional Championships (Murfreesboro, TN in 2024) 

NCHBC District Tournament– 200+ teams attended an NCHBC District Tournament (in 2019 known as Conference tournament), these tournaments have been renamed to district tournaments and will be hosted in Easly (SC), Wisconsin Dells, Monroe (LA), Irvine (CA), Lawerence, KS, Fort Worth (TX), & Houston (TX) full details can be located at NCHBC District Tournaments

The NCHBC Eligibility Guidelines are a big part of what makes the NCHBC so successful; these guidelines have been implemented over 32 years by the leaders and coaches who attend our events. The NCHC enforces these guidelines that have been put in place by the HomeSchool community. There is an appeal process that is based on precedent but also allows for members of the NHBA & NCHC to vote on specific hardship cases. The NCHC enforces the eligibility guidelines that the NCHC teams have created over three decades. Any leaders of a team or program can suggest rule changes for consideration.

Team USA- NCHBC

Sign Up & Registration Link Below info…

Each year HomeSchool Basketball Nationals in Springfield, MO features well over 300 Team USA sign ups!

Over the years Team USA has been expanded to Basketball Regionals & Volleyball Nationals.

Team USA serves many purposes.

1) Whole team is not attending
2) Do not have a team
3) Dual Rostering*

*This usually happens when a player is “playing up” due to their programs make up. In this case this happens when team they are not receiving a lot of playing time on the current team they are on. For these situations we always advise asking your team coach permission before signing up to dual roster.

Team USA is made up of Home School players from around the country. In many situations Team USA allows players to participate in an NCHC Post Season Event that they would not otherwise be able to.  Team USA was birthed in the early 1990’s in San Antonio at the 1st HomeSchool Basketball National Tournament.

In Team USA you can request to play with your friends or teammates. We have seen many instances were 3-5 players from a team that played together all year and a coach want to play at an NCHC Post Season Event but don’t have enough to field a full team, Team USA is a great opportunity for these situations and others.

For more information or to sign up, go to the following link: Team USA Info & Sign Up

NCHC Guidelines & Policies

NCHC Eligibility Guidelines: Click Here

NCHC Policies Page: Click Here