FloSports and Eleven Sports have agreed to air U.S. regional games from the Jr. NBA World Championship for boys and girls, the NBA said.

FloSports , a subcription OTT service, will live-stream coverage from six courts during the U.S. regional competitions, carrying more than 800 games on FloHoops plus FloSports apps on the Apple TV and Roku platforms.

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Eleven Sports will air some of the U.S. regional competition on its Eleven Sports TV network.

“FloSports and Eleven Sports will tip off an exciting summer of Jr. NBA World Championship coverage in the U.S.,” said Kathy Behrens, NBA president, social responsibility and player programs.

“We are thrilled to bring the on-court competition to our fans, as elite boys and girls teams from across the country showcase the values of the game while competing for the opportunity to represent their region in our global event,” Behrens said.

The winning teams advance to the Jr. NBA World Championship in Orlando, Fla., Aug. 7-12. Fox and its cable colleagues will air the finals.

"The Jr. NBA World Championship is an ambitious event with global appeal, and we’re excited to provide coverage of the inaugural event,” said Adam Fenn, senior VP, global rights acquisition & strategy at FloSports. “For basketball fans looking for the next generation of stars, there’s no better place to tune in this summer than FloHoops.com.”

Here’s the schedule for the U.S. Regional Competition:

• Central Regional: Lawrence, Kan., June 8-10
• Midwest Regional Westfield, Ind., June 15-17
• South Regional: Frisco, Texas, June 15-17
• Mid-Atlantic Regional: King of Prussia, Pa., June 22-24
• Northeast Regional: Ardsley, N.Y., June 29-July 1
• Northwest Regional: Salem, Ore., June 29-July 1

“Coming off our NBA G League deal, we are thrilled to distribute these inaugural games,” said Anthony Bailey, senior VP, managing directors at Eleven Sports U.S.

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“With FloSports, this unique collaboration connects all of us, over any device, to an enormous number of young athletes whose stories will inspire the next generation of sports fans," Bailey added. "This is the best youth basketball in the world. Eleven Sports’ mission is to serve dedicated fans in innovative and interactive ways. Our collaboration with FloSports and the NBA is instrumental to our mission and brings us one step closer to our vision."

The Jr. NBA presented by Under Armour is the league's youth basketball participation program. It is designed to provide a fun environment for kids to learn the fundamentals and values of the game. The Jr. NBA is focused on helping grow and improve the youth basketball experience for players, coaches and parents, and offers a free curriculum covering all levels of the game that includes 48 practice plans and more than 250 instructional videos featuring NBA and WNBA players.

Troubled One World Sports, the fledgling U.S. sports network that furloughed most of its staff in November, could be close to a deal with the United Kingdom-based Eleven Sports Network, according to reports.

News that a deal could be in the works was first reported by sports website World Soccer Talk, which noted One World began rebranding itself as Eleven Sports on Saturday (March 11).

Eleven Sports is owned by The Channels Co., Ltd., and Italian investor Andrea Radrizzani, founder of global investment company Aser and founding partner and vice chairman of MP & Silva, an international sports rights company. Through Aser Radrizzani purchased 50% of second tier UK Championship League team Leeds United.

Eleven Sports launched in 2015 as a linear and streaming sports service and according to its website has launched multiple channels across select markets in Poland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Singapore and Taiwan. The company says it offers live coverage of sports events from around the world, analysis, digital content and local programming.

In an email message Eleven Sports spokeswoman Colleen Lynch said the channel “will have more details later this week,” but until then it had no further comment.

One World Sports has been struggling to stay afloat over the past several months and had to furlough a large chunk of its staff in November. At the time, CEO Sandy Brown had said the network was in talks with a potential buyer, which apparently turned out to be Eleven Sports.

One Word Sports was formed in 2010 and is owned by Dallas-based One Media Corp. The network primarily offers NASL soccer games – One Media’s chairman is former New York Cosmos owner Seamus O’Brien – English soccer from Arsenal FC, Chelsea FC, FC Barcelona, and FC Bayern Munich and top soccer from Asia and the Pacific Rim. The network also telecasts the England National Cricket Team’s international home matches, Kontinental Hockey League, Champions Hockey League, Chinese Basketball Association, OneAsia Golf Tour, and table tennis and badminton competitions around the world.

Whether that programming would continue under new owners remains to be seen. The Cosmos were purchased in January by Mediacom Communications chairman, CEO and founder Rocco Commisso., who has said while a TV deal is critical, it is more of a long-term priority than a short-term one.