Four Winds University (FWU) is redefining the college basketball experience for Indigenous athletes with an innovative and thrilling new format. Our commitment to excellence is evident in our debut season, where we’re not just participating; we’re setting a new standard.

A Groundbreaking Season Ahead

This year, the FWU Wolfpack will compete in over 30 games across the season, facing off against top-tier non-tribal colleges and the finest tribal colleges nationwide. This ambitious schedule is designed not only to challenge our players but also to showcase their skills on a large stage, offering unprecedented exposure.

Broadcasting Nationwide

Understanding the power of visibility, we’re excited to announce that all FWU games will be broadcast live on popular streaming platforms including Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Google TV. This allows families, fans, and scouts to watch our athletes from anywhere, rooting for them as they make their mark in the world of college basketball.

Eligibility and Participation

Eligibility for participation in this revolutionary basketball season is straightforward: athletes must be enrolled in FWU or any tribal college for a minimum of 9 credit hours at the beginning of the fall semester. This ensures that our players are not only dedicated on the court but also committed to their education.

“Running with the Pack” Docuseries

To capture the spirit, challenges, and triumphs of this pioneering season, FWU is proud to introduce a captivating docuseries, “Running with the Pack.” This series will delve into the lives of our players, exploring their backgrounds, their journeys to FWU, and their experiences both on and off the court. “Running with the Pack” aims to tell the real stories of our athletes, offering an insider’s look at the dedication and community that drive Indigenous college basketball.

Join Us on This Exciting Journey

At Four Winds University, we believe in nurturing talent and providing opportunities for our athletes to shine in competitive, high-stakes environments. This new style of college basketball is more than just a game; it’s a movement towards greater recognition and professional opportunity for Indigenous athletes across the nation.