Exciting Lineup for 2025 Battle 4 Atlantis
Atlantis Paradise Island, renowned as one of the Caribbean's most iconic resorts, has just announced the much-anticipated return of the Battle 4 Atlantis NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. Scheduled for November 26-28, 2025, the event promises to showcase elite college basketball talent against the stunning backdrop of the beautiful Bahamas during Thanksgiving week.
A Tradition of Excellence
Celebrating its 14th year, the Battle 4 Atlantis has established itself as a hallmark of early-season college basketball, known for its electric atmosphere and intense matchups. The tournament will take place in the renowned Imperial Arena, where passionate fans will witness 12 high-stakes games played over three exhilarating days.
The 2025 brackets feature a dynamic lineup of teams:
- - Colorado State University
- - St. Mary’s College
- - University of South Florida
- - Vanderbilt University
- - Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
- - Virginia Tech
- - Western Kentucky University
- - Wichita State University
Each team will compete fiercely in a series of 12 games that guarantee thrilling action from the start to the finish. Recognized as one of the toughest preseason tournaments in college basketball, the Battle 4 Atlantis is a launch pad for teams aspiring for championship titles.
Ticket Information and Packages
Ticket packages went on sale on April 17, offering a variety of options ranging from single-day access to full tournament passes. Fans can also enjoy premium courtside experiences and build their bespoke Bahamas basketball getaway by bundling their tickets with specially discounted accommodations at Atlantis Paradise Island.
For additional information and reservations, visitors can check the updates on the official
Atlantis Bahamas website.
A Festival of Sports and Hospitality
Audrey Oswell, President and Managing Director of Atlantis Paradise Island, expressed her excitement about hosting such elite teams in a unique environment, stating, “The dynamic mix of talent and tradition in this year’s field is something we look forward to every year.” She emphasized the resort’s commitment to provide not only competitive action but also unparalleled hospitality and luxury to all attendees.
The Battle 4 Atlantis not only enriches the sports calendar at Atlantis Paradise Island but also complements the resort’s rich portfolio of world-class entertainment and extraordinary guest experiences. Visitors to the tournament can indulge in the renowned Bahamian hospitality, breathtaking views of the ocean, and the results of a landmark $150 million transformation that the resort has recently undergone, featuring upgrades to the Atlantis Casino, guest rooms, gourmet restaurants, and lounges.
More Than Just Basketball
Beyond the thrill of college basketball, Atlantis Paradise Island offers an array of attractions, making it an ideal destination for sports lovers and families alike. Home to Aquaventure, one of the world’s largest waterparks, guests can enjoy over 14 pools and five miles of pristine beaches. Additionally, it boasts the largest open-air marine habitat globally, housing over 65,000 aquatic creatures from 250 species.
The resort offers a variety of accommodation options, including the grand Royal Towers, family-friendly Coral Towers, waterside villas at Harborside Resort, luxurious all-suite living at The Cove, and residential-style options at The Reef. Culinary enthusiasts will be delighted by the impressive array of over 40 dining establishments, featuring celebrity chefs like José Andrés and Nobu Matsuhisa, delivering an unforgettable culinary adventure.
With amenities like golf courses, a state-of-the-art spa, tennis courts, exclusive nightclubs, and a comprehensive kids’ program, Atlantis Paradise Island guarantees a unique experience for all its guests. From thrilling sports matches to luxurious relaxation, the resort sets the standard for entertainment and hospitality.
For more information and to reserve your experience at the 2025 Battle 4 Atlantis, visit
Atlantis Bahamas today.