BasketLigaen (2025-2026)
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BasketLigaen 2025-26
Cup Winner: Randers Cimbria Basketball
League PlayOff Cup PlayOff
BasketLigaen Final: Bakken Bears Aarhus - Team FOG Naestved 87-81 Bakken Bears Aarhus (Skyler Bowlin): Chenery Tymu 20, Jukic Darko 16, Rombley Shaquille 11, Deen Duke 11, Vinther Markus 8, DuBose Ian 6, Jorgensen Oscar 6, Mollgaard Magnus 4, Edwards Kai 3, Sherry Sam 2, Ates Filip 0, Bloch William 0 Cup Final: Randers Cimbria Basketball - Team FOG Naestved 101-98,0-0 Randers: Sharif Barfi 0, Josh Massey 2, Bakir Serdarevic 2, Isaiah Richards 12, Adama Darboe 39, Dyson Koehler 13, Morten Bulow 9, Gustav Johansen 0, Oscar Alm 0, Xander Rice 24 BasketLigaen Standings 2025-26
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Places 7-12
- All teams qualified to the play-offs Stats Leaders 2025-26
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 Amager Danish teams in Euro Cups 2025-26
Player of the Week: Round 10 (Stg2)  Randers  Bakken Bears extend dynasty to 10 straight Danish titles (Photo: instagram)  Randers fire past Naestved to claim Cup title (Photo: Randers FB)
Arrived: Omotayo Ogundiran (BK Armex Decin), Shaquille Rombley (Stjarnan), Duke Deen (Bradley University), Tymu Chenery (Binghamton University)
Average Height: 195.4 cm (6'4.9'')
Average Age: 26.2
 Bakken Bears extend dynasty to 10 straight Danish titles with road clincher in Naestved-May 25, 2026
Bakken Bears clinched their 10th consecutive Danish basketball championship on Monday, beating Team FOG Naestved 87-81 on the road in Game 4 of the Basketligaen Finals to seal the best-of-five series 3-1 and lift the trophy for the 24th time in the Aarhus club's storied history. Coach Spencer Bowlin's side took control with a 29-22 third quarter that turned a tight halftime contest (37-38 Naestved) into a 66-60 advantage entering the fourth. From there, the Bears held firm despite Tyler Harris (175-PG-1998, college: S.Florida, agency: Helping Ballers)' valiant 34-point effort for the hosts, managing the closing minutes with the composure of serial champions to seal a six-point victory and the most prized prize in Danish basketball. Tymu Chenery (198-G, college: Binghamton) led the Bears with 20 points (9-of-13 from the free-throw line) and five rebounds. Captain Darko Jukic (199-G-1990) added 16 with six rebounds and six assists, while Shawn Shaquille Rombley (203-C-1996, college: LMU, agency: Slash Sports) was lethally efficient with 11 points on a perfect 4-of-4 from the field, seven rebounds, and two steals for a game-high 22 efficiency. Duke Deen (173-PG-2001, college: Bradley) the Bears' leading scorer in the finals series had 11 with three assists, and Marcus Vinther chipped in eight on 3-of-4 shooting. Bakken's 11-of-37 three-point shooting (29.7%) and 71 percent from the free-throw line (20-of-28) provided the margin in a series where their depth ultimately overwhelmed Naestved's star-driven approach. For Naestved, coached by D.Pavlakovich, Harris was sensational with 34 points on 12-of-28 shooting and 4-of-15 from three. David Jean-Baptiste (195-G-1998, college: Chattanooga) added nine off the bench, captain alongside Victor Searls (206-F, college: Ohio, agency: Elevate Sports Alliance) (10 and eight rebounds). Sean Trumper (201-F, college: Merrimack) had three points but a game-high 12 rebounds. Rollie Worster (193-G-2000, college: Nebraska) orchestrated with seven points, seven rebounds, and five assists. But Harris carried too heavy a load no other Naestved player reached double figures from the starting five, and the hosts shot just 21 percent from three (7-of-33). The series followed a dramatic arc. Naestved had stunned the Bears in Game 1 with an overtime victory, raising hopes of the first non-Bakken champion in a decade. But two convincing Bakken responses tied and then took control of the series before the road clincher sealed the title outright. Ten consecutive Danish championships. Twenty-four overall. The Bakken Bears dynasty has no equal in Danish basketball, and shows no signs of slowing. Eurobasket.com All-Danish BasketLigaen Awards 2026-May 26, 2026
 Rollie Worster, 25-year old American guard from the runner-up team finalist team the Naestved, was honored as the Player of the Year at the BasketLigaen.
He graduated from the Nebraska last year.
Worster received multiple other awards, earned the Import Player of the Year, Guard of the Year, and was voted to the First Team and Imports Team.
With Worster's excellent performance, the runner-up team finalist team the Naestved achieved the best record of the season in the league, finishing with an impressive 19 to 3 in the regular season.
His best performance made his team reach the finals but they unfortunately lost against the Bakken Bears 1 to 3.
Worster was the Player of the Week honoree in the league.
His playmaking prowess was on full display as he secured the fifth position in rebounds per game averaging almost 8.
Worster also averaged over 11 points per game in the league.
He has totalled 2 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 7 games on the year.
Worster's 21 points against Randers were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Isaiah Richards, 25-year old American forward from the Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva, picked up the Defensive Player of the Year of BasketLigaen.
He Is the Gardner Webb alumni from 2025.
Richards collected multiple other honors, was named the Forward of the Year, and was selected to the First Team and Imports Team.
He received Player of the Week award 5 times during the 25 26 campaign.
Richards' masterful distribution skills earned him the second spot in rebounds per game with an impressive average of almost 11.
He also registered over 13 points per game that season in the league.
Richards has totalled 4 games of 20 or more points and had double-doubles in 16 games on the year.
His 25 points against the Bakken Bears were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Richards' team won the Danish Cup earlier this year.
The standout forward Sylvester Pedersen was voted the Domestic Player of the Year of the championship-winning champion team Bakken Bears Aarhus.
He received multiple other awards, was chosen to the First Team and Domestic Players Team.
With Pedersen's excellent performance, the champion team Bakken Bears Aarhus achieved the best record of the season in the league, finishing with an impressive 20 to 2 in the regular season.
Pedersen's excellent performance assisted his team in beating Naestved 3 to 1 in the final series.
He was voted Player of the Week in the league.
Pedersen recorded almost 12 points and 7 rebounds per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 2 games of 20 or more points and logged double-doubles in 4 games on the year.
Pedersen's 24 points against Horsens IC were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
The standout Dutch center Shaquille Rombley was selected as the Bosman Player of the Year of the championship-winning Bakken Bears Aarhus.
He Is ex the Lincoln Memorial from 2021.
Rombley collected multiple other honors, was honored as the Center of the Year, and was named to the First Team and Imports Team.
His excellent performance assisted his team in beating Naestved 3 to 1 in the final series.
Rombley averaged over 10 points and almost 6 rebounds per game in the league.
His 19 points against Svendborg were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Tyler Harris, 27-year old American point guard from the Naestved, earned a spot in the First Team at the BasketLigaen.
He Is alumni of the University of South Florida from 2023.
Harris was also voted to the Imports Team.
His best performance made his team reach the finals but they unfortunately lost against the Bakken Bears 1 to 3.
Harris registered almost 18 points and 4 assists per game that season in the league.
He has totalled 14 games of 20 or more points on the year and notched 30 or more points in 4 games.
Harris' 35 points against Herlev were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
The best players in the league are US college alumni.
Just on the list of the top 10 best scorers we have 8 out of 10 players, who had college careers.
He was selected to the All-AAC Third Team back in 2023 during his college time.
Player of the Year:  Finals MVP:  Defensive Player of the Year: Domestic Player of the Year: Import Player of the Year: Bosman Player of the Year:  Guard of the Year: Forward of the Year: Center of the Year: Coach of the Year: Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen First Team 2026  Worster Richards  Pedersen  Harris  Rombley First Team Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen Second Team 2026  Searls  Jukic  Deen  Johnson  Reid Second Team  Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen Third Team 2026  Chenery  Lake  Saylor  Massey  Edwards Third Team Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen Honorable Mention 2026  DuBose  Rice  Ramirez  Willingham  Tabe  Orr  Sherry  Sorensen Honorable Mention  Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen All-Domestic Players Team 2026 Pedersen Jukic  Uagboe Sorensen  Hockerup-Fischer All-Domestic Players Team  Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen All-Imports Team 2026 Worster Richards Harris Searls Reid All-Imports Team Eurobasket.com Danish BasketLigaen All-Bosmans Team 2026 Rombley Ramirez  Weibert  Trumper  Drame All-Bosmans Team   *The awards were created by Eurobasket.com staff based on the stats (if available), teams' performance and players' performance.
It very often required deeper research and collecting various data about the players and their teams. Randers fire past Naestved to claim Cup title-Jan 24, 2026
Randers - Naestved 101-98 (OT) Randers are 2026 Cup winners. They held off Naestved in the Final tonight. Adama Darboe (190-G-1986) came up with impressive 39 points, while X Rice added 24 points for the winners. Randers jumped off to a 32-18 lead after ten minutes. Naestved however narrowed the deficit in the second and third terms. They got within two points heading into the fourth frame 67-69. Naestved erased the deficit in the fourth quarter and finally Victor Searls (206-F, college: Ohio) gave his team an 83-81 lead with 42 seconds remaining. But Adama Darboe converted a layup to force overtime. Randers however sank 18 points in the extra period to ice the win. David Jean-Baptiste (195-G-1998, college: Chattanooga) produced 23 points, while Ikenna Okeke (198-G-2001, college: Missouri S&T) and Cole Bajema (201-G-2000, college: Utah) chipped in 15 points each in the loss. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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