The 2025–26 Latvian–Estonian Basketball League, is the ninth season of the Latvian–Estonian Basketball League, the premier basketball competition for men's teams in Estonia and Latvia.
Teams The number of teams increased from 14 to 15, due to Rigas Ekselences Juniori entering the league.
TeamHome cityArenaCapacity BC PärnuPärnuPärnu Sports Hall Bigbank/KalevTallinnNord Sports Hall BK LiepājaLiepājaLiepāja Olympic Center BK OgreOgreArēna Ogre BK VentspilsVentspilsVentspils Olympic Center Keila BasketKeilaKeila Health Center Keila KK Latvijas UniversitāteRigaO. Kalpaka RTDP Rigas Ekselences JunioriLatvian Team Sports Hall Rīgas ZeļļiLatvian Team Sports Hall TalTech/ALEXELATallinnTalTech Sports Hall Tartu Ülikool Maks & MooritsTartuUniversity of Tartu Sports Hall Valmiera Glass VIAValmieraValmiera Olympic Center VEF RīgaRigaRimi Olympic Sports Center ViimsiHaabneemeForus Sports Center
Coaching changes Pre-season Team Outgoing coach Incoming coach Bigbank/Kalev Anton Mirolybov Brett Nõmm BK Liepāja Artūrs Visockis-Rubenis Gundars Vētra Keila KK Andres Sõber Alessio Landra Rīgas Zeļļi Dāvis Čoders Rokas Kondratavicius Valmiera Glass VIA Kaspars Vecvagars Dāvis Čoders VEF Rīga Mārtiņš Gulbis Jevgēnijs Kosuškins
Regular season League table </onlyinclude>
Results
Attendances to arenas Average attendances
Clubs in European competitions Team Competition Progress Rīgas Zeļļi EuroCup Regular season VEF Rīga Champions League QualifyingFIBA Europe Cup Regular season Bigbank/Kalev Regular season Tartu Ülikool Maks & Moorits Regular season Valmiera Glass VIA Regular season BC Pärnu Regular season
+ Regional competitionsTeamCompetitionProgress TalTech/ALEXELA European North Basketball League Regular season BK Liepāja Regular season
References
External links
Estonian Basketball Association Latvian Basketball Association