17/08/2026
The 2026 NSAC World Invitational is in the books!
🏆 Fighting Eagles Nagoya
🥈 UST Growling Tigers
🥉 San Beda Red Lions
4️⃣ JRU Heavy Bombers
5️⃣ National Formosa University
6️⃣ Tenri University
7️⃣ FEU Tamaraws
8️⃣ Elite Stacks AUS
Eight teams. Three days of international basketball. One NSAC World Invitational champion.
17/08/2026
PODIUM FINISH FOR THE RED LIONS
San Beda closes its 2026 NSAC World Invitational campaign as 2nd Runner-Up after escaping JRU, 70-69, in the battle for third.
Congratulations, Red Lions!
17/08/2026
A RUN TO REMEMBER
The UST Growling Tigers finish as 1st Runner-Up of the 2026 NSAC World Invitational after a strong tournament run that took them all the way to the championship game.
Congratulations, Growling Tigers!
17/08/2026
CHAMPIONS
Fighting Eagles Nagoya complete their run at the 2026 NSAC World Invitational on top, edging the UST Growling Tigers, 92-91, in a thrilling championship game.
Congratulations to the 2026 NSAC World Invitational champions!
17/08/2026
Scenes from FEU and Elite Stacks AUS in the seventh-place game.
The Tamaraws closed their NSAC World Invitational campaign with an 87-72 victory.
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17/08/2026
Scenes from National Formosa University and Tenri University in the fifth-place game.
The Tiger Kings finished their NSAC World Invitational campaign with an 80-75 victory to secure fifth place.
📸: Betzaida Ventura
17/08/2026
Scenes from a tight third-place battle between San Beda and JRU.
The Red Lions edged the Heavy Bombers, 70-69, to finish on the NSAC World Invitational podium.
📸: Betzaida Ventura
17/08/2026
Scenes from a championship thriller and the celebration that followed.
Fighting Eagles Nagoya edged UST, 92-91, to capture the inaugural NSAC World Invitational championship, capping off an action-packed tournament at the PhilSports Arena.
From the battle on the court to the energy in the stands and the celebrations after the final buzzer, Championship Sunday delivered a fitting finish to the World Invitational.
📸: Betzaida Ventura and Niña Montiero
17/08/2026
Fighting Eagles Nagoya stands atop the inaugural NSAC World Invitational.
Nagoya claimed the championship after a 92-91 thriller against first runner-up UST, with Francis Lopez earning Finals MVP honors and Ruben Boykin named Coach of the Tournament.
📸: Betzaida Ventura