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The California Classic NBA Summer League returns for its eighth year from July 3 to 6, featuring rookies and second-year players. The event will take place in Sacramento and San Francisco, showcasing teams like the Kings, Warriors, Lakers, and Heat.
The California Classic is back for its eighth year this July.
It's a basketball invitational, a kickoff to the NBA Summer League, hosted by the Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors as rookies from the 2026 NBA Draft, second-year players, among other athletes are out to prove themselves, vying for spots on NBA and G League rosters.
The summer showcase has returned to its dual-city, three-day format between Sacramento and San Francisco from July 3 to 6.
Games at Chase Center, presented by Carmax, will be on July 3, 5 and 6 with the Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs. The three-day tournament at Golden 1 Center is presented by Ticketmaster, and will take place from July 4-6, featuring the Kings, Brooklyn Nets, Milwaukee Bucks and Warriors.
A Battle of NorCal showdown between the Kings and Warriors at Golden 1 Center on July 5 where the Mitch Richmond Trophy will be awarded.
Passes for the three-day event are available at Kings.com/CAClassic. Passes for the July 3 and 5 showcases in San Francisco are available at chasecenter.com/california-classic. The July 6 games at Chase Center will be available via broadcast only, the venue's website said.
The California Classic NBA Summer League will be held from July 3 to 6, 2023.
Participating teams include the Sacramento Kings, Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Brooklyn Nets, Milwaukee Bucks, and San Antonio Spurs.
Games will be held at Chase Center in San Francisco and Golden 1 Center in Sacramento.
The Battle of NorCal features a matchup between the Kings and Warriors, where the Mitch Richmond Trophy will be awarded.
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Karl Malone, Summerfield High School (LA)
David Robinson, Osbourn Park High School (VA)
Isiah Thomas, St. Joseph High School (IL)
John Havlicek, Bridgeport High School (OH)
Pete Maravich, Daniel High School (SC)
Chris Paul, West Forsyth High School (NC)
Meadowlark Lemon, Wiliston High School (NC)
Dwyane Wade, Harold L. Richards High School (IL)
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Michael Jordan, Laney High School (NC)
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Michael Jordan, Laney High School (NC)
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LeBron James, St. Vincent-St. Mary High School (OH)
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Kobe Bryant, Lower Merion High School (PA)
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Stephen Curry, Charlotte Christian School (NC)
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Power Memorial Academy (NY)
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Earvin 'Magic' Johnson, Everett High School (MI)
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Larry Bird, Springs Valley High School (IN)
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Bill Russell, McClymonds High School (CA)
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Wilt Chamberlain, Overbrook High School (PA)
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Shaquille O'Neal, Cole High School (TX)
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Tim Duncan, St. Dunstan's Episcopal High School (U.S. Virgin Islands)
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Kevin Durant, Montrose Christian School (MD)
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Allen Iverson, Bethel High School (VA)
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Oscar Robertson, Crispus Attucks High School (IN)
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Elgin Baylor, Spingarn High School (DC)
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Jerry West, East Bank High School (WV)
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Julius Erving, Roosevelt High School (NY)
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Moses Malone, Petersburg High School (VA)
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Kevin Garnett, Farragut Career Academy (IL)/Mauldin High School (SC)
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Charles Barkley, Leeds High School (AL)
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Karl Malone, Summerfield High School (LA)
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David Robinson, Osbourn Park High School (VA)
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Isiah Thomas, St. Joseph High School (IL)
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John Havlicek, Bridgeport High School (OH)
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Pete Maravich, Daniel High School (SC)
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Chris Paul, West Forsyth High School (NC)
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Meadowlark Lemon, Wiliston High School (NC)
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Dwyane Wade, Harold L. Richards High School (IL)
Here's the schedule for the California Classic between July 3 to 6, according to NBA.com.
All times are Pacific Standard Time.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NBA Summer League California Classic returns in July with 2026 rookies