TNT Towers

Home games are played at Eikhallen in Tønsberg, in front of a ground that holds around 1,100 with standing room counted in. TNT arrived in the BLNO for 2025/26 having spent two seasons pushing at the door of Norway's top flight, finishing fourth in 2023/24 and then second the following year. The debut campaign settled at eighth place, with the run ending in the quarter-finals against Fyllingen Lions.

Among those players, Aly Hudgins arrived from the same Kongsberg side for the club's first season in the BLNO, while Simen Juvastøl went the other way in reverse — a former TNT youth player who left for Kongsberg and later came back.

The club covers three municipalities in its full name, Tønsberg Nøtterøy Tjøme Basketballklubb, and describes the ground it stands on in the Vestfold region as one of the larger basketball operations there. It began in 2000, with no senior trophy yet to its name in either the BLNO or the NM Cup, built instead on the slower work of getting a team from the district up into the top division a quarter of a century later.