The Northwest Premier Invitational has featured some of the best club and AAU basketball champions from around the northwestern United States.
Unfortunately, the tournament was not able to be held in 2020 due to the worldwide pandemic. The tournament utilized a showcase style in 2021 and returned to bracket play in 2022.
To see a list of previous teams, click here. To see previous players, click here.
The History of NPI AAU Basketball Champions and Championship Teams
2022 NPI Champions
17U – Seattle Stars
16U – Select Basketball Purple
15U – FOH Seattle
14U – Meta Hoops Black
13U – Culture Shock
12U – Team 801
2019 NPI Champions
17U – Select Black
16U – Select Red
15U – Total Package
14U – Boise Slam
13U – Hard Knox
12U – Exum Elite
11U – Salt City Hustle
2018 NPI Champions
17U – Boise Flite
16U – Select Basketball
15U – Select Basketball
14U – Hoop CWS
13U – Boise Slam
12U – Idaho Prospects
11U – Utah Prospects
2017 NPI Champions
17U – Clutch Players
16U – Select Basketball
15U – Iron Athletics Sixers
14U – Boise Slam
13U – Utah Basketball Club
12U – Boise Slam
11U – The Program
2016 NPI Champions
17U – Hoop Dreams
16U – Maeko
15U – Mountain Stars
14U – Boise Slam
13U – Boise Slam
12U – Flite
11U – Boise Slam
2015 NPI Champions
17U – Hoop Dreams
16U – Maeko
15U – Cache Valley Elite
14U – Club Utah Mountain Stars
13U – Utah Hard Knox
12U – Utah Prospects
11U – UBC Elite
2014 NPI Champions
17U – Utah Basketball Club (formerly Utah Pump N’ Run)
16U – Portland Elite
15U – Up Tempo
14U – Cache Valley Elite
13U – HD-TC Select
2013 NPI Champions
17U – Utah Pump N’ Run
2012 NPI Champions
17U – Idaho Select
2011 NPI Champions
17U – CSI Elite
2010 NPI Champions
17U – Oregon D1 Ambassadors