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Japan Basketball League

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Professional basketball league (2007–2013)
For the current top flight of Japanese basketball, seeB.League.
Basketball league
Japan Basketball League
Founded2007
First season2007–08
Folded2013
Country Japan
ConfederationFIBA Asia (Asia)
Number of teams8
Level on pyramid1
Relegation toJBL2
Last championsAisin SeaHorses (4th title)
Most championshipsAisin SeaHorses (4)
Websitejbl.or.jp/ (Archived)

TheJapan Basketball League (JBL) was aprofessional basketball league inJapan. It made up the top-tier of basketball in Japan alongside thebj league, Japan's other basketball competition, with nopromotion and relegation between bj and the JBL.

The JBL was composed of two divisions, theJBL (Division 1, formerlyJBL Super League) and theJBL2 (Division 2, formerlyJapan League).

In June 2012, theJapan Basketball Association announced the establishment of theNational Basketball League (NBL) as the topflight professional league in Japan. The 2012–13 season was the last JBL season as JBL teams joined the NBL.

History

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The Japan Basketball League was formed after theJBL Super League, which was held from 2001 to 2007, was disbanded. The new Japan Basketball League started with the 2007–08 season with 7 teams of the JBL Super League (Aisin SeaHorses,Hitachi SunRockers,Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Dolphins,OSG Phoenix,Panasonic Super Kangaroos,Toshiba Red Thunders,Toyota Alvark), and one team from another league,Rera Kamuy Hokkaido.[1][2]

List of champions

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SeasonRegular season championFinals championSeriesRunner-up
2007–08[2]Aisin SeaHorsesAisin SeaHorses3–2Toyota Alvark
2008–09[3]Aisin SeaHorsesAisin SeaHorses3–1Hitachi SunRockers
2009–10[4]Aisin SeaHorsesLink Tochigi Brex3–0Aisin SeaHorses
2010–11[5]Aisin SeaHorsesNo winner (league discontinued due to the2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami)
2011–12[6]Aisin SeaHorsesToyota Alvark3–1Aisin SeaHorses
2012–13[7]Aisin SeaHorsesAisin SeaHorses3–2Toshiba Brave Thunders

Award winners

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Regular season MVP

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J. R. Sakuragi won the Regular season MVP award 3 times in a row
SeasonMVPTeam
2007–08JapanShinsuke Kashiwagi[2]Aisin SeaHorses
2008–09JapanKosuke Takeuchi[3]Aisin SeaHorses
2009–10JapanKosuke Takeuchi[4] (2×)Aisin SeaHorses
2010–11JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[5]Aisin SeaHorses
2011–12JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[6] (2×)Aisin SeaHorses
2012–13JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[7] (3×)Aisin SeaHorses

Finals MVP

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SeasonMVPTeam
2007–08JapanShinsuke Kashiwagi[2]Aisin SeaHorses
2008–09JapanKosuke Takeuchi[3]Aisin SeaHorses
2009–10JapanYuta Tabuse[4]Link Tochigi Brex
2010–11No winner (playoffs not played)[5]
2011–12United StatesPhilip Ricci[6][8]Toyota Alvark
2012–13JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[7]Aisin SeaHorses

Statistical leaders

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Top scorers

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Takuya Kawamura led the league in scoring for 4 consecutive seasons
SeasonPlayerTeamPPG
2007–08United StatesMarquis Estill[2][9]OSG Phoenix24.9
2008–09JapanTakuya Kawamura[3][10]Link Tochigi Brex20.4
2009–10JapanTakuya Kawamura[11][12] (2×)Link Tochigi Brex20.5
2010–11JapanTakuya Kawamura[5][13] (3×)Link Tochigi Brex19.3
2011–12JapanTakuya Kawamura[6][14] (4×)Link Tochigi Brex20.4
2012–13United StatesNick Fazekas[7][15]Toshiba Brave Thunders21.6

Rebounding leaders

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SeasonPlayerTeamRPG
2007–08United StatesMarquis Estill[2][9]OSG Phoenix16.0
2008–09United StatesCory Violette[16]Toshiba Brave Thunders11.0
2009–10JapanKosuke Takeuchi[11][12]Aisin SeaHorses11.4
2010–11JapanJoji Takeuchi[5][13]Hitachi SunRockers12.2
2011–12JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[14][17]Aisin SeaHorses12.0
2012–13JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[7][15] (2×)Aisin SeaHorses12.5

Assists leaders

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SeasonPlayerTeamAPG
2007–08United StatesCliff Hawkins[2][9]OSG Phoenix7.5
2008–09JapanYuta Tabuse[10][16]Link Tochigi Brex5.6
2009–10JapanShinsuke Kashiwagi[11][12]Aisin SeaHorses4.1
2010–11JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[5][13]Aisin SeaHorses3.9
2011–12JapanTakuya Kawamura[14][17]Link Tochigi Brex4.5
2012–13JapanJ. R. Sakuragi[7][15] (2×)Aisin SeaHorses4.4

Steals leaders

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SeasonPlayerTeamSPG
2007–08United StatesCliff Hawkins[2][9]OSG Phoenix2.3
2008–09JapanYuta Tabuse[10][16]Link Tochigi Brex2.3
2009–10JapanToshihiro Sato[4][11]Hitachi SunRockers2.9
2010–11JapanShinsuke Kashiwagi[13][18]Aisin SeaHorses2.1
2011–12JapanToshihiro Sato[14][17] (2×)Hitachi SunRockers1.7
2012–13JapanTomokazu Abe[7][15]Levanga Hokkaido2.1

Blocks leaders

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SeasonPlayerTeamBPG
2007–08JapanKosuke Takeuchi[9]Aisin SeaHorses1.8
2008–09JapanKosuke Takeuchi[3][10] (2×)Aisin SeaHorses1.7
2009–10JapanKosuke Takeuchi[11][12] (3×)Aisin SeaHorses2.0
2010–11JapanKosuke Takeuchi[5][13] (4×)Aisin SeaHorses1.7
2011–12JapanJoji Takeuchi[6][14]Hitachi SunRockers1.5
2012–13United StatesJameel Watkins[7][15]Panasonic Trians2.1

Clubs

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The playoff final game between the Aisin SeaHorses and the Toshiba Brave Thunders in 2013

The teams that played in JBL's last season in 2012–13 were:[19]

JBL

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JBL2

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References

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  19. ^"Schedule".jbl.or.jp (in Japanese). Archived fromthe original on May 13, 2012. RetrievedApril 1, 2020.

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