At least 5 games
Every team plays at least five games and all places are played out.
2027 pre-registration is open
Tallinn Nord Cup is a three-day youth basketball tournament in Tallinn. In recent years more than 220 teams from seven countries have played here.
Figures from recent tournaments. The exact 2026 numbers are on the teams page.
Aftermovie
The tournament lasts three days, so there is free time between games. Use it to rest or to see the city.
21–23 May 2027 Tallinn Pre-registration is open
During the tournament
Tallinn Nord Cup 2026
Teams from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and Poland. Boys and girls from U9 to U19, in both the regular and the Challenge series.
What’s included
Every team plays at least five games and all places are played out.
During the tournament participants travel free on Tallinn public transport.
Lunch at the venue on all three days, 11:00–15:00, if meals are part of your package.
The top three teams receive cups and medals.
The game schedule and results are in TorneoPal during the tournament.
Tournament photos are in the 2026 gallery.
Venues
In 2026 games were played in eight arenas around Tallinn. Participants travel between them free of charge on public transport.



Feedback
“All the games were very intense, a truly great experience.”
“There was a good competition between the teams and the quality of the opponents was excellent.”
“Relaxed mood and in general well organized tournament.”
Just here to watch?
Tallinn Nord Cup games are streamed live on Solidsport. The streams are paid.
€5.90
one game
€16.90
whole tournament
Prices from the 2026 tournament.
Volunteers help run the tournament every year. If you would like to help, fill in the volunteer form.
About
Tallinn Nord Cup is organised by MTÜ Nord Sport. It is the largest youth basketball tournament in the Baltics.
To promote basketball as a sport.
To promote sport and a healthy lifestyle among young people.
To hold an annual international youth basketball tournament in Estonia where Estonian teams can compete against peers from other countries.
To show Estonia internationally as a traditional basketball country.