Brazilian Basketball Confederation

Brazilian Basketball Confederation

Confederação Brasileira de Basketball or BBC is the national confederation of Basketball for the nation of Brazil which belongs to FIBA. The Brazil national basketball team is currently rank 6 by FIBA. The current president of the BBC is Carlos Boaventura Nunes. There are 720 Registered Clubs, 36000 Licensed Female Players, 96000 Licensed Male Players, and 42000 Unlicensed Players. It was affiliated with FIBA in 1935.

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