Est. 2013
The organisation behind the sport.
ICSL owns, operates and commercialises a portfolio of basketball competitions and development programmes across Gauteng — from the Super Basketball League down to schools and 3×3.
The portfolio
Six competitions, one organisation.
Super Basketball League
The senior flagship. Semi-professional men’s competition.
Friday Night Lights
The game-night property. Basketball as an evening out — court, crowd, sound, show.
Junior Classic Schools
Gauteng schools championships. Where most players meet the organisation first.
College Championships
Tertiary competition bridging schools basketball and the senior league.
Junior Classic
Junior club basketball — the pathway between schools and senior club competition.
I Got Next 3×3
Half-court 3×3. Short games, open entry, decided on the day.
Commercial
Partner with the platform, not just one league.
A partnership with ICSL can sit across the senior league, the junior pathway, the schools championships and the community programme — or against a single property.
Platform partner
Presence across every property, season-long, with naming rights on the portfolio.
Competition partner
One property, led by its own identity — SBL, Friday Night Lights or the junior pathway.
Development partner
Through ICSL Assist — access, coaching and facility work in the communities the clubs come from.
Current partners
For school organisations
Is your school already playing in our competitions?
Junior Classic Schools is the Gauteng schools championship, and for most players it is the first organised basketball they play. If your school competes — or wants to — this is where the detail sits: how the season runs, what a school commits to, and our safeguarding policy.
Non-profit arm
Basketball reaches further than the scoreboard.
ICSL Assist is a registered non-profit company running the development, access and community work around the competitions. Separate entity, same ownership, same courts.
About ICSL AssistFrom 2027
The senior league becomes the Super Basketball League.
The competition formerly known as ICSL keeps its history, its clubs and its record books — and takes a name of its own. ICSL stays as the organisation that runs it, alongside every other property in the portfolio.
