Nike Elite Youth Basketball League

The EYBL circuit was established in April 2010[3] with the aim of uniting AAU travel teams and establishing a national championship for youth teams.[11] The EYBL is played in different sessions in different cities across the United States.[11][12] 42 teams played in the first edition,[3] including the league's singular Canadian team, CIA Bounce.[13] In later editions, other classes such as 16U (for players aged 16 and under) were created.[14] NBA player Chris Paul signed up his AAU team, CP3 All-Stars, for the EYBL;[15] Russell Westbrook also has his team, Team Why Not?.[16]

In May 2018 player James Hampton of Team United of North Carolina collapsed and died during an EYBL circuit game in Hampton, Virginia.[17]

The EYBL comprises the top 40 high school basketball circuit teams in America,[18][19] including one Canadian team.[10] The Peach Jam basketball tournament is played each July, serving as the annual EYBL circuit finals.[20][21] The Peach Jam is played at the Riverview Park Activities Center in North Augusta, South Carolina[22] Founded in 1996 as the Peach Basket Classic, the pre-existing tournament became the Nike Peach Jam in 1997,[23] and has been included in the EYBL circuit since 2010.[2][3][21]

Peach Jam tournament champions

An EYBL game played in Westfield, Indiana in May 2019

Year	Winner	Score	Runner-up
2010[21]	Team Takeover	70–71	St. Louis Eagles
2011[21]	BABC	84–67	Memphis YOMCA
2012[21]	Oakland Soldiers	51–50	CIA Bounce
2013[21]	E1T1	108–102	CP3 All-Stars
2014[21]	NJ Playaz	85–83	Team Penny
2015[21]	Georgia Stars	104–77	St. Louis Eagles
2016[21]	Mokan Elite	93–65	PSA Cardinals
2017[24]	Oakland Soldiers	70–63	Team Takeover
2018[25]	Team Takeover	96–78	Team Why Not
2019[26]	Mokan Elite	85–84	Team Why Not
2021	Team Final	64-61	Brad Beal Elite
2022	Mokan Elite	53-52	Team Takeover

These players have appeared in at least 1 NBA game.

• Official website
• Nike Girls EYBL
• Nike EYBL at RealGM.com