Basketball Union of ZimbabweBUZ

Harare province

Harare Basketball Association

The governing body for basketball in Harare since 1951, running the Super Six, A and B leagues, the Winter League and schools leagues. Super Six 2025/26 champions: Harare Kings (men) and UZ Sparks (women).
Founded
1951
Competitions
9
Clubs and teams
21

Leagues and competitions

  • Super Six League – MenMen2025/26 champions: Harare Kings.
    • Harare Kings
    • JBC
    • Mbare Bulls
    • Basket Hounds
    • Varsity Leopards
    • UZ Stars
  • Super Six League – WomenWomen2025/26 champions: UZ Sparks.
    • UZ Sparks
    • Vixens
    • Fillies
    • Harare Queens
    • Bunnies
    • Harare City Hornets
  • A League – MenMen
  • A League – WomenWomen
  • B League – MenMen
  • B League – WomenWomen
  • Winter LeagueMen and women

Clubs and teams

  • JBCMen and womenRecord six-time BUZ national champions (men).
  • Basket HoundsMenBUZ national champions 2024 and 2025.
  • Harare KingsMen2026 BUZ national champions; Super Six champions 2025/26.
  • Harare City HornetsMen and womenNational champions: men 2018, women 2019.
  • FoxesMenNational champions 2022.
  • Mbare BullsMenNational championship runners-up 2025.
  • Varsity LeopardsMenSuper Six League 2025/26.
  • VixensWomenBUZ women’s national champions 2022 and 2026.
  • FilliesWomenSuper Six League 2025/26.
  • Harare QueensWomenSuper Six League 2025/26.
  • BunniesWomenSuper Six League 2025/26.
  • Arcadia BucsMen
  • Leopards AcademyMen
  • HLF RaidersMen
  • CheetahsMen
  • HustlersMen
  • CameoMenNational champions 2012 and 2013.
  • Glen View RocketsMen
  • Black RhinosMen

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