Hosting the National Championships is an opportunity to be part of a prestigious event that requires a venue capable of accommodating two boxing rings and 500-1000 spectators, with convenient access to lodging and dining options. Our partners benefit from extensive sponsorship opportunities, robust marketing strategies, and logistical support for ticket sales and livestreaming. The National Collegiate Boxing Association (NCBA) is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors, including elected officers, a Chief of Officials, and student athletes, all committed to transparency and excellence in leadership. The Board of Governors ensures that the voices of member clubs are heard, fostering a collaborative approach to decision-making. Join us in celebrating the rich history and vibrant community of the NCBA, where collegiate boxing transcends competition to instill lifelong values and forge lasting friendships. For more information and to learn about becoming part of our esteemed association, visit our website at www.ncbaboxing.org.

Venue Requirements
To ensure a successful event, we require venues that meet the following specifications:

Minimum Space: 12,000 - 15,000 sq ft.
Seating Capacity: 750 - 1,000 attendees.
Warm-Up Area: 5,000 sq ft for boxing clubs to warm up and prepare.
Hospitality & Meeting Space: 1,500 sq ft for officials.

Ceiling Height
For events with livestream and production, ceiling height is crucial:

Without Lighting Trusses: Minimum height of 15 feet.
With Production Elements: Minimum height of 25 feet over the rings.
These specifications ensure the comfort and safety of participants, as well as the successful execution of event production.

2025 National Collegiate Boxing Association Championships (and beyond)

Founded in 1976, the National Collegiate Boxing Association (NCBA) stands as the premier governing body for collegiate boxing in the United States. As a proud member of USA Boxing, the NCBA has fostered a tradition of excellence, providing student athletes with unparalleled opportunities to engage in the sport at recreational, intramural, and competitive levels.

2025 National Collegiate Boxing Association Championships (and beyond)

College Boxing Championship

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