No matter which court we step onto, we are forging a network that bridges local passion with international talent. myBBall is our shared network built on the true divisibility of information, enabling athletes to advance not through transactional cooperation, but through an exchange that leaves nobody worse off.
As a non-profit organization, founded and registered under German law with its registered office in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, we stand for an international mindset, cross-cultural exchange, and international understanding.
Between the grip on hardwood and the hardness of asphalt, the game accepts no excuses. We unite indoor court discipline with street honesty. True class shows where we maintain objectivity: having the greatness to call your own fouls means finding your true style.
It is about freedom, inner peace, and knowing the power of true connection and elite team communication. Nobody just watches, nobody is left on the bench.
We invite you to live these values together in basketball, because we never stop learning from each other, discovering new things, and improving together!
With certainty, the association take this opportunity to send a cordial thank you to partners, fellowship, distinguished visitorship, teammates, coaches, players, corporations, clubs, foundations and all referees!
"The Open 1891 Principle" is the fundamental mission of myBBall and honors the open spirit established by James Naismith in 1891. At its core, basketball is a free and connecting game. Our mission is to advance this sport by opening up perspectives that, through technological progress and network effects, dismantle asymmetric information structures in order to foster and support team-oriented and individual learning and performance goals.
Lace up your sneakers, create your mo and get high
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