Histories overlooked.
The contributions of African American basketball players from Greater Minnesota have been routinely under-documented. Their names belong in the record — and in the public memory of the place they helped define.
The Greater Twin Cities African American Basketball Hall of Fame preserves the stories, legacies, and impact of African American players from Minnesota whose contributions have too often gone unrecognized.
Minnesota has produced exceptional African American basketball players who helped shape the Twin Cities — on the court, in their neighborhoods, and across the country. Our work is to make sure those stories are remembered, celebrated, and passed on.
The contributions of African American basketball players from Greater Minnesota have been routinely under-documented. Their names belong in the record — and in the public memory of the place they helped define.
We induct legends each year, fund the next generation through the Keith Davis Scholarship, and build a permanent library of stories, photos, and video so this history is accessible to anyone, anywhere.
A glimpse of the players, coaches, and contributors honored by AABHOF. See the full hall for the complete roster and their stories.
Guard · 1980s–90s
Forward · 1970s
Coach · Twin Cities
Center · 1960s
Guard · 1990s–2000s
Contributor
Forward · 1980s
Coach · High School
The Keith Davis Scholarship supports student-athletes from our community as they pursue higher education. Every gift to AABHOF helps fund this program and keeps the legacy moving forward.
Know someone whose story belongs in the Hall? Submit their name, era, and what they meant to the game and the community.
Submit a nomination →Have a photograph, news clipping, or memory of a Twin Cities player or coach? Add it to our archive and help us tell a fuller story.
Send us your archive →Every contribution funds the induction ceremony, the Keith Davis Scholarship, and the ongoing work of preserving this history.
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