Wichita Wizards
The Wichita Wizards are a men's minor league professional basketball team created in 2018 with their first season beginning in April 2019. After playing in the Minor League Basketball Association until the summer of 2022, the Wizards were a founding team in the creation of the Mid-America Basketball Association for the 2023 season.
The Wizards team is made up of former college players and those looking to play at the next level professionally. In six seasons, the Wizards have accumulated a record of 60-13, played in five Final Four's and won two consecutive league championships in 2024 and 2025, only losing one game in those two seasons. The Wichita Wizards play home games in the Independent School's upper-level gym, located on the east side of the school's campus. Regular season games are March through June. Look for music, giveaways and much more entertainment along with a high level of basketball when the team hits the hardwood.
Learn more about the team and get tickets by visiting wichitawizards.com.
A League of Their Own
The Minor League Basketball Association (MLBA) was created in the fall of 2017 by a group of team owners from other leagues, who wanted a league controlled by owners instead of a commissioner. The league consisted of approximately 20 teams with four conferences. In 2023, the Wichita Wizards became a founding member of the Mid-America Basketball Association.
Why Wichita
Wichita has a great tradition in basketball and has been in dire need of a professional team for decades. Now the opportunity is here for players to hone their skills in hopes of playing at the next level. The team adds to an extensive collection of professional sports proving Wichita truly is a sports city.
The Wichita Wizards play at the Independent School's upper-level gym.
