BAL Qualifying Tournaments

The national champions of each national federation (associated with FIBA Africa) can sign up for the BAL qualifiers.

A total of 31 teams[1] from 31 countries participate in the qualifying tournaments to determine which six teams will play in the 2020 BAL regular season, along with six directly placed six teams. The qualifying tournaments are divided into the First round and Second round.

The following is a list of clubs who have played in the BAL Qualifying Tournaments at any time since its formation in 2019.

Team	21	22	Total seasons	Times qualified
GS Pétroliers	1st	–	1	1
WA Boufarik	–	DQ	–	–
Dolphins	R1	–	–	–
ASPAC	R1	TBD	2	–
AOA	–	DQ	–	–
Les Abeilles	DQ	–	–	–
Tondema	–	R1	1	–
Usoni	R1	–	–	–
ABC	4th	–	–	–
SOA	–	R2	1	–
FAP	2nd	1st	2	1
ASB Mazembe	R2	–	–	–
Espoir Fukash	–	3rd	–	–
Prédio	–	DQ	–	–
Manga BB	R2	–	1	–
SLAC	R1	2nd	2	–
Virgen María de África	R1	–	1	–
Malabo Kings	–	DQ	–	–
Hawassa City	R1	DQ	1	–
City Oilers	4th	R2	2	–
AS Police	3rd	4th	1	1
JKT	R2	–	–	–
Kurasini Heat	–	R2	–	–
Cobra Sport	R2	2nd	2	–
Dynamo	R1	–	–	–
New Star	–	4th	–	–
Jozi Nuggets	R1	–	–	–
Cape Town Tigers	–	3rd	–	–
Ferroviário de Maputo	3rd	–	1	1
Ferroviário da Beira	–	1st	1	–
Roche-Bois Warriors	–	R1	1	–
Lions	R1	–	–	–
Beau Vallon Heat	R1	–	–	–
Al-Nasr	R2	–	–	–
AS Salé	–	DQ	–	–
ASCUT	–	DQ	–	–
GNBC	2nd	–	1	1
Brave Hearts	–	R1	1	–
KPA	R2	–	1	–
Ulinzi Warriors	–	R2	1	–
Matero Magic	–	R2	1	–
UNZA Pacers	R2	–	1	–
Nigelec	R2	R2	–	–
NPA Pythons	R1	–	–	–
Patriots	1st	–	1	1
Mercenaries	R1	DQ	–	–