All Japan Intercollegiate Basketball Championship

All Japan Intercollegiate Basketball Championship

Sport	Basketball
Founded	1949
Country	Japan
Official website	http://college.jabba-net.com/

All Japan Intercollegiate Basketball Championship (全日本大学バスケットボール選手権大会 zen nippon daigaku Basukettoboru senshuken taikai) is an annual nationwide intercollegiate basketball tournament. It is the largest scale amateur sport event in Japan.

The tournament, organized by the All Japan Intercollegiate Basketball Federation and Asahi Shimbun, takes place in December at Yoyogi National Gymnasium.

Previous winners

men

1949 – Keio 1950 – Keio 1951 – Keio 1952 – Rikkyo 1953 – Tokyo Kyoiku 1954 – Rikkyo 1955 – Rikkyo 1956 – Nihon 1957 – Keio 1958 – Rikkyo 1959 – Keio 1960 – Meiji 1961 – Rikkyo 1962 – Rikkyo 1963 – Meiji 1964 – Meiji 1965 – Nihon 1966 – Nihon 1967 – Chuo

1968 – Waseda 1969 – Nippon Sport Science 1970 – Meiji 1971 – Meiji 1972 – Meiji 1973 – Nihon 1974 – Meiji 1975 – Meiji 1976 – Meiji 1977 – Hosei 1978 – Nippon Sport Science 1979 – Chuo 1980 – Nihon 1981 – Nippon Sport Science 1982 – Nippon Sport Science 1983 – Nihon 1984 – Nihon 1985 – Nippon Sport Science 1986 – Takushoku 1987 – Nippon Sport Science

1988 – Chuo 1989 – Nippon Sport Science 1990 – Nippon Sport Science 1991 – Nippon Sport Science 1992 – Nihon 1993 – Nihon 1994 – Takushoku 1995 – Nihon 1996 – Nippon Sport Science 1997 – Nippon Sport Science 1998 – Nippon Sport Science 1999 – Nippon Sport Science 2000 – Aoyama Gakuin 2001 – Nippon Sport Science 2002 – Senshu 2003 – Nihon 2004 – Keio 2005 – Tokai 2006 – Tokai 2007 – Aoyama Gakuin 2008 – Keio

women

1954 – Nara Women's University 1955 – Japan Women's Junior College of Physical Education 1956 – Suino fukushoku University Junior College 1957 – Japan Women's Junior College of Physical Education 1958 – Suino fukushoku University Junior College 1959 – Nippon Sport Science University 1960 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1961 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1962 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1963 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1964 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1965 – Anjo Gakuen university Department of Junior College 1966 – Nippon Sport Science University 1967 – Nippon Sport Science University 1968 – Nippon Sport Science University 1969 – Nippon Sport Science University 1970 – Anjo Gakuen university 1971 – Nippon Sport Science University 1972 – Nippon Sport Science University 1973 – Nippon Sport Science University 1974 – Ichinoseki Junior college

1975 – Nippon Sport Science University 1976 – Shoinhigashi Women's Junior College 1977 – University of Tsukuba 1978 – Nippon Sport Science University 1979 – Nippon Sport Science University 1980 – University of Tsukuba 1981 – Nippon Sport Science University 1982 – University of Tsukuba 1983 – Aichi Gakusen University 1984 – University of Tsukuba 1985 – University of Tsukuba 1986 – University of Tsukuba 1987 – University of Tsukuba 1988 – Aichi Gakusen University 1989 – Nippon Sport Science University 1990 – Nippon Sport Science University 1991 – Aichi Gakusen University 1992 – Aichi Gakusen University 1993 – Aichi Gakusen University 1994 – Aichi Gakusen University

1995 – Nippon Sport Science University 1996 – Aichi Gakusen University 1997 – Aichi Gakusen University 1998 – Aichi Gakusen University 1999 – Aichi Gakusen University 2000 – Aichi Gakusen University 2001 – Nippon Sport Science University 2002 – Nippon Sport Science University 2003 – Nippon Sport Science University 2005 – Shoin University 2006 – Nippon Sport Science University 2007 – Osaka University of Health and Sport Sciences 2008 – Takushoku University 2010 – Takushoku University

See also

• NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship
• NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship
• All Japan Basketball Championships

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