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Checked 2026-10-31FIBA code ARG

The league organization at laliganacional.com.ar publishes La Liga Nacional (men, top), La Liga Argentina (men, second) and La Liga Femenina. The Liga Argentina Finals decide who is promoted to La Liga Nacional for 2027/28. The league format page says the 17th and 18th placed Liga Nacional teams play a best-of-five series and the loser goes down, but it does not state a year.

National federation: Confederación Argentina de Basquetbol.

La Liga Nacional

Men's tier 1. Status: Partly sourced.

Run by
La Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (league organization that publishes the site) · Official site
Teams
Not yet verified
Season
Not yet verified
Foreign player rule
Not yet verified
Promotion and relegation
Format page: 17th and 18th place play a best-of-five series and the loser is relegated to La Liga Argentina. Year of that format is not stated. · Source

Clubs, 2026/27

Single table of 18 clubs, 34 regular season games each, no conferences stated.

  • Argentino (J) · Junín
  • Atenas (C) · Córdoba
  • Boca · C.A.B.A.
  • Ferro · C.A.B.A.
  • Gimnasia (CR) · Comodoro Rivadavia
  • Independiente (O) · Oliva
  • Instituto · Córdoba
  • La Unión FSA · Formosa
  • Lanús · Lanús
  • Oberá · Oberá
  • Olímpico (LB) · La Banda
  • Peñarol (MDP) · Mar del Plata
  • Platense · Vicente López
  • Quimsa · Santiago del Estero
  • Racing (CH) · Chivilcoy
  • Regatas (C) · Corrientes
  • San Lorenzo · C.A.B.A.
  • San Martín (C) · Corrientes

Source for this club list

Club list is from the league home page club menu; the format page (https://www.laliganacional.com.ar/laliga/formato) names the 2026/27 season and 18 teams. The letters in brackets are part of the names as the league writes them. Phase 1 left the team count null; the pages show 18.

La Liga Argentina

Men's tier 2. Status: Sourced.

Run by
La Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (league organization that publishes the site) · Official site
Teams
34 · Source
Season
Oct to Jun · Source
Foreign player rule
Not yet verified
Promotion and relegation
2026-27 Finals decide the team promoted to La Liga Nacional 2027/28. Relegation not stated. · Source

Clubs, 2026/27

2 conferences of 17 clubs each (34 clubs), Conferencia Norte and Conferencia Sur.

Conferencia Norte

  • Amancay · La Rioja
  • Barrio Jardín · San Miguel de Tucumán
  • Barrio Parque · Córdoba
  • Bochas Sport · Colonia Caroya
  • Comunicaciones · Mercedes
  • El Ceibo · San Francisco
  • Hindú Club · Córdoba
  • Independiente · Santiago del Estero
  • Jujuy Básquet · S.S. de Jujuy
  • Mitre · Posadas
  • Riachuelo · La Rioja
  • Salta Basket · Salta
  • San Isidro · San Francisco
  • Santa Paula · Gálvez
  • Sportivo Suardi · Suardi
  • Unión · Santa Fe
  • Villa San Martín · Resistencia

Conferencia Sur

  • Centenario · Venado Tuerto
  • Central Entrerriano · Gualeguaychú
  • Ciclista Juninense · Junín
  • Deportivo Norte · Armstrong
  • Deportivo Viedma · Viedma
  • Gimnasia y Esgrima · La Plata
  • La Unión · Colón
  • Pergamino Básquet · Pergamino
  • Pico FC · General Pico
  • Provincial · Rosario
  • Quilmes · Mar del Plata
  • Racing · Avellaneda
  • Regatas · San Nicolás
  • River Plate · C.A.B.A.
  • Tomás de Rocamora · Concepción del Uruguay
  • Unión · Mar del Plata
  • Villa Mitre · Bahía Blanca

Source for this club list

Count of 34 matches Phase 1. River Plate city comes from the site menu per the article.

La Liga Femenina

Women's tier 1. Status: Partly sourced.

Run by
Not stated on the page opened; published on the Liga Nacional organization site · Official site
Teams
20 · Source
Season
Not yet verified
Foreign player rule
Not yet verified
Promotion and relegation
Not yet verified

Clubs, Apertura 2026

Apertura 2026 tournament with 20 clubs in 3 zones (A 6 clubs, B 7 clubs, C 7 clubs).

Zona A

  • Instituto · Córdoba
  • Rocamora · Concepción del Uruguay
  • Sociedad Española (SL) · San Luis
  • San José (MZA) · Guaymallén
  • Hindú (C) · Capital
  • Chañares · James Craik

Zona B

  • Obras · C.A.B.A.
  • Unión Florida · Florida
  • Deportivo Berazategui · Berazategui
  • El Talar · C.A.B.A.
  • Náutico (R) · Rosario
  • Ferro · C.A.B.A.
  • Regatas (SN) · San Nicolás

Zona C

  • Quilmes (MDP) · Mar del Plata
  • Peñarol (MDP) · Mar del Plata
  • Independiente (NQN) · Neuquén
  • El Biguá (NQN) · Neuquén
  • Boca · C.A.B.A.
  • Vélez · C.A.B.A.
  • Unión Bahía · Bahía Blanca

Source for this club list

This is the Apertura 2026 fixture article, not a full-season page. The city for Hindú (C) is shown as Capital on the site.

Liga Nacional team count not stated in text; club menus on official pages show 16 and 18 clubs, so left null. 2026-27 Liga Nacional season starts 28 September 2026 (presentation article). Liga Femenina Apertura starts 10 October 2026. cabb.com.ar blocked by robots. No foreign-player rule found on pages opened.

Rules change each season and clubs apply them differently. Confirm any figure with the league or federation before you rely on it. This is education, not legal or tax advice. See a figure that is out of date? Send a correction with the source link.

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