FIBA EuroBasket (2025)
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FIBA EuroBasket 2025
Tournament MVP: Dennis Schroder
Top Scorer: Luka Doncic (34.7)
FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Final: Germany - Turkey 88-83 GER: Dennis Schroder 16, Franz Wagner 18, Isaac Bonga 20, Andreas Obst 9, Daniel Theis 3, Tristan Da Silva 13, Johannes Thiemann 7, Maodo Lo 2, Justus Hollatz 0, Oscar Da Silva 0, Leon Kratzer 0 Standings 2025
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 Dallas M. FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Final  Germany hold their nerve to outlast Turkey for European crown in Riga (Photo: FIBA)
 2025 EuroBasket: Germany hold their nerve to outlast Turkey for European crown in Riga-Sep 14, 2025
Turkey – Germany 83–88 Germany confirmed their dominance of international basketball by adding the EuroBasket 2025 crown to the World Cup triumph, edging Turkey 88–83 in a gripping final in Riga. Isaac Bonga (204-F-1999) top-scored with 20 points, Franz Wagner (208-F-2001, college: Michigan) added 18, and Dennis Schroeder (185-PG-1993) orchestrated with 16 points and 12 assists — including six decisive points in the closing minutes. Schroeder was named the MVP after the game. Turkey came out blazing, racing to a 13–2 start before Germany settled, clawing back to lead 24–22 at the end of the first quarter. Alperen Sengun (210-C-2002) sparked a second-quarter surge to give the Turks a 46–40 half-time cushion, and Adem Bona (208-F-2003, college: UCLA)’s late basket nudged them ahead 67–66 entering the fourth. Midway through the final period, Sengun and Ercan Osmani (213-F/C-1998) pushed Turkey to a 76–71 advantage, but Germany’s shooters responded. Andreas Obst (191-SG-1996) and Bonga drilled consecutive triples to flip the lead, only for Kenan Sipahi (198-PG-1995) and Shane Larkin (182-G-1992, college: Miami, FL) to wrestle it back. Daniel Theis (205-F/C-1992) buried a clutch three to edge Germany in front 82–81, and though Larkin’s lay-up restored a Turkish lead, Schroeder seized control. The point guard scored the game’s next six points, silencing the Turkish charge and sealing a historic, unbeaten championship run. Sengun poured in 28 points, with Cedi Osman (203-SF-1995) adding 23 and Larkin 13 for Turkey, who fell agonisingly short in their first EuroBasket final since 2001. Eurobasket.com All-FIBA EuroBasket Awards 2025-Sep 15, 2025
 Dennis Schroder, 31-year old German point guard was honored as the Most Valuable Player at the FIBA EuroBasket.
He plays For the Sacramento Kings in the NBA.
Schroder received multiple other awards, earned the Best Guard and was named to the First Team.
He started playing in the German National Team 13 years ago.
Schroder also played for the Under 20 national team back in 2012.
He previously picked up the Best Guard and earned a spot in the First Team back in 2022.
Schroder orchestrated his way to the second spot in assists per game, showcasing a dazzling average of 5.
He also averaged over 23 points per game during the event.
Schroder has totalled 5 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 2 games during the event.
His 26 points against Lithuania were the most he scored at the tournament.
Among many awards Schroder's team made it to the NBA Semifinals in 2015 and 2023.
He was selected to the Eurobasket All-FIBA World Cup First Team in 2023.
Schroder was also selected to the Eurobasket All-FIBA Olympic Games First Team in 2024.
He was selected to the Eurobasket All-Europeans Second Team in 2017, 2022 and 2023.
Schroder was also selected as the Eurobasket All-Europeans Honorable Mention back in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Giannis Antetokounmpo, 30-year old Greek forward was named the Best Forward of FIBA EuroBasket.
He plays For the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA.
Antetokounmpo was also voted to the First Team.
He started playing in the Greek National Team 11 years ago.
Antetokounmpo also played for the Under 20 national team back in 2013.
He was previously voted the Best Forward and selected to the First Team back in 2022.
Antetokounmpo conducted his way to the second position in averaging a commendable 31 points per game and third in rebounds per game, delivering a 7 average.
He has totalled 6 games of 20 or more points on the year and registered 30 or more points in 3 games.
Antetokounmpo had double-doubles in 4 games during the event.
His 37 points against Israel were the most he scored at the tournament.
Antetokounmpo's team won the NBA Cup earlier this year.
Alperen Sengun, 23-year old Turk center was selected as the Best Center at the FIBA EuroBasket.
He plays For the Houston Rockets in the NBA.
Sengun was also chosen to the First Team.
He started playing in the Turk National Team 5 years ago.
Sengun also played for the Under 19 national team back in 2021.
He was previously named to Honorable Mention back in 2022.
Sengun's court vision propelled him to the fourth spot in rebounds per game an outstanding average of 10.
He also recorded over 19 points per game at the event.
Sengun has totalled 6 games of 20 or more points and logged double-doubles in 5 games during the event.
His 28 points against Serbia were the most he scored at the tournament.
Franz Wagner, German forward was named to the First Team of FIBA EuroBasket.
He plays For the Orlando Magic In the NBA And graduated from the Michigan four years ago.
Wagner started playing in the German National Team 3 years ago.
He also played for the Under 18 national team back in 2018.
Wagner previously earned a spot in the Second Team back in 2022.
He registered 23 points and over 7 rebounds per game at the event.
Wagner's 24 points against Lithuania were the most he scored at the tournament.
Among many awards he was selected to the NBA All-Rookie First Team as well as the All-Europeans First Team back in 2022.
He was also selected to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team back in 2020.
Wagner was selected to the All-Big Ten Second Team back in 2021.
Luka Doncic, Slovenian guard was voted to the First Team at the FIBA EuroBasket.
He plays For the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA.
Doncic started playing in the Slovenian National Team 9 years ago.
He also played for the Under 16 national team back in 2014.
Doncic was previously selected to the Second Team back in 2022.
His playmaking prowess was on full display as he secured the third position in assists per game averaging 9.
Doncic led the European Championships in points per game with 34.
He has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points on the year and notched 30 or more points in 5 games.
Doncic recorded double-doubles in 4 games during the event.
His 42 points against Italy were the most he scored at the tournament.
Among many awards he was selected to the NBA All-Seeding Games First Team back in 2020.
He was received NBA All-Star Game award in 2024.
Doncic was selected to the Eurobasket All-Europeans Player of the Year between 2019 and 2020.
He was also selected to the Eurobasket All-Europeans First Team for six consecutive years between 2018 and 2023.
Most Valuable Player:  Dennis Schroder (6'1''-PG-1993) of Sacramento K.Best Guard: Dennis Schroder (6'1''-PG-1993) of Sacramento K.Best Forward:  Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'11''-F-1994) of Milwaukee B.Best Center:  Alperen Sengun (6'11''-C-2002) of Houston R.Rising Star:  Miikka Muurinen (6'11''-F-2007) of AZ Compass PrepBest Defensive Player: Isaac Bonga (204-F-1999) of PartizanBest Coach: Ergin Ataman of Panathinaikos Eurobasket.com All-FIBA EuroBasket First Team 2025  Schroder  Wagner  Sengun  Antetokounmpo Doncic Dennis Schroder (6'1''-PG-1993) of Sacramento K. Franz Wagner (6'10''-F-2001) of Orlando M. Alperen Sengun (6'11''-C-2002) of Houston R. Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'11''-F-1994) of Milwaukee B. Luka Doncic (6'7''-G-1999) of LA LakersEurobasket.com All-FIBA EuroBasket Second Team 2025  Loyd  Osman  Avdija  Markkanen  Jokic  Jordan Loyd (193-SG-1993) of Monaco Cedi Osman (203-SF-1995) of Panathinaikos Deni Avdija (6'9''-F-2001) of Portland TB Lauri Markkanen (7'0''-F/C-1997) of Utah Jazz Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver N.Eurobasket.com All-FIBA EuroBasket Honorable Mention 2025  Bonga  Dorsey  Fontecchio  Jokubaitis  Yabusele  Ponitka  Nurkic  Sorkin  Jantunen  Porzingis  Mamukelashvili  Queta Isaac Bonga (204-F-1999) of Partizan Tyler Dorsey (196-SG-1996) of Olympiacos Simone Fontecchio (6'8''-SF-1995) of Detroit P. Rokas Jokubaitis (193-PG-2000) of Bayern Guerschon Yabusele (6'8''-PF-1995) of NY Knicks Mateusz Ponitka (198-SF-1993) of Bahcesehir Jusuf Nurkic (7'0''-C-1994) of Utah Jazz Roman Sorkin (209-F/C-1996) of M.Tel-Aviv Mikael Jantunen (204-PF-2000) of Fenerbahce Kristaps Porzingis (7'3''-C/F-1995) of Boston C. Sandro Mamukelashvili (6'9''-PF-1999) of Toronto R. Neemias Queta (6'11''-C-1999) of Boston C. Hans Vanwijn (207-PF-1995) of Merkezefendi Santiago Aldama (7'0''-F/C-2001) of Memphis G. Pelle Larsson (6'6''-G-2001) of Miami Heat Nikola Vucevic (7'0''-PF-1990) of Chicago B. Kristian Kullamaee (193-PG-1999) of Lietkabelis Myles Hesson (6'6''-F-1990) of Richards Elite Martin Peterka (205-C-1995) of MKS DG Darral Willis (206-C-1996) of Aris Midea Tryggvi Hlinason (215-C-1997) of Bilbao | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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