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Betclic ELITE 2023-24
Champion: AS Monaco Basket
Regular Season Champion: AS Monaco Basket
Cup Winner: JDA Dijon Bourgogne
Leaders Cup Winner: Paris Basketball
Top Scorer: Sekou Doumbouya (21.2)
Cup MVP: Vitalis Chikoko
Dunk Contest Winner: Allan Dokossi
3PT Contest Winnerr: Johnny Berhanemeskel
Defensive POY: John Brown III
Prospect POY: Zaccharie Risacher
Coach of the Year: Tuomas Iisalo
ProA All-Star Game: World - France 154-149
Betclic ELITE Final: AS Monaco Basket - Paris Basketball 90-80 Monaco (Sasa Obradovic): Elie Okobo 23, Mouhammadou Jaiteh 14, Matthew Strazel 12, Petr Cornelie 8, Alpha Diallo 8, Jordan Loyd 12, Mike James 27, Terry Tarpey 3, Donta Hall 6, Yakuba Ouattara 2, Jaron Blossomgame 0, Donatas Motiejunas 0 Cup Final: JDA Dijon Bourgogne - SIG Strasbourg 83-70 Dijon: Vitalis Chikoko 20, Giovan Oniangue 16, Cameron Hunt 13, Leyton Hammonds 11, Joshua Obiesie 7, David Holston 5, Jacques Alingue 4, Ahmad Caver 4, Robin Ducote 2, Allan Dokossi 1 Leaders Cup Final: Paris Basketball - Nanterre 92 90-85
Paris: TJ Shorts 26, Collin Malcolm 8, Leon Kratzer 6, Leon Kratzer 0, Mikael Jantunen 12, Nadir Hifi 20, Justin Simon 2, Bandja Sy 5, Mehdy-Sofian Ngouama 7, Michael Kessens 2, Enzo Shahrvin 2, Gauthier Denis 0 ProA All-Star Game: World - France 154-149 Standings 2023-24
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Player of the Week: Round 34(RS)  ASVEL Betclic ELITE Final Cup Final Leaders Cup ProA All-Star Game  Monaco cruise past Paris to claim LNB title (Photo: lnb.azureedge.net)  Dijon win Coupe de France 2024 title! (Photo: ffbb.com)  Paris claim Leaders Cup title (Photo: parisbasketball.com)
 Monaco cruise past Paris to claim LNB title-Jun 12, 2024
Paris - Monaco 76-115 Monaco defended their LNB title. They trounced Paris on the road in Game 4 of the title series to repeat as champions. Mike James (185-G-1990, college: Lamar) stepped up with 27 points to lead the visitors. Monaco stormed into the game setting the tone early on. They built a 37-18 lead after ten minutes. Monaco unloaded 26 points in the second period to secure a 63-37 halftime advantage. Monaco hauled in 30 points in the third stanza to ensure a massive 93-55 lead. They never looked back afterwards coasting to the victory. Elie Okobo (191-G-1997) tossed in 23 points for the winners. Collin Malcolm (201-SF-1997, college: WPU), TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997, college: UC Davis) and Mikael Jantunen (204-PF-2000, college: Utah) responded with 12 points apiece for Paris. Eurobasket.com All-French Betclic Elite ProA Awards 2024-Jun 14, 2024
Finals MVP:  Mike James (185-G-1990) of MonacoPlayer of the Year: TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of ParisGuard of the Year: TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of ParisForward of the Year:  Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) of ParisCenter of the Year:  Bastien Vautier (210-C-1998) of CholetDefensive Player of the Year: John Brown III (203-F/C-1992) of MonacoImport Player of the Year: TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of ParisDomestic Player of the Year: Bastien Vautier (210-C-1998) of CholetBest Young Player of the Year: Zaccharie Risacher (203-F-2005) of BourgCoach of the Year: Tuomas Iisalo of Paris  Mike James (185-G-1990) of Monaco TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of Paris Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) of Paris Isiaha Mike (202-F-1997) of Bourg Bastien Vautier (210-C-1998) of CholetSecond Team DJ Cooper (183-PG-1990) of Roanne DeVante Jones (183-G-1998) of Le Mans Elie Okobo (191-G-1997) of Monaco Ibrahima Fall-Faye (207-F/C-1997) of Nanterre Shevon Thompson (213-C-1993) of Nancy
Honorable Mention Neal Sako (210-C-1998) of Cholet Youssoupha Fall (221-C-1995) of ASVEL Armel Traore (204-F-2003) of Blois Nicolas Lang (200-G/F-1990) of Limoges Joffrey Lauvergne (211-C-1991) of ASVEL Milan Barbitch (196-PG-2001) of Blois Paul Lacombe (197-G-1990) of Strasbourg Aleksej Nikolic (191-PG-1995) of Cedevita Ol. Lionel Gaudoux (198-PF-1995) of Chalon/Saone Desi Rodriguez (197-F-1996) of Nanterre
All-Domestic Players Team Neal Sako (210-C-1998) of Cholet Bastien Vautier (210-C-1998) of Cholet Elie Okobo (191-G-1997) of Monaco Armel Traore (204-F-2003) of Blois Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) of Paris
All-Imports Team Mike James (185-G-1990) of Monaco TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of Paris DJ Cooper (183-PG-1990) of Roanne Isiaha Mike (202-F-1997) of Bourg Shevon Thompson (213-C-1993) of Nancy*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.  Dijon win Coupe de France 2024 title!-Apr 27, 2024
Dijon - Strasbourg 83:70 Dijon have won Coupe de France 2024 title beating Strasbourg 83:70. Dijon dominated the first quarter and led 5 points at the end of it. Strasbourg meanwhile replied with 22-18 and 19-16 in the second and the third quarters respectively. The last stanza was decisive in the game as Dijon ensured a 25-10 surge to seal the trophy. Vitalis Chikoko (208-F/C-1991) led the way with 20 points and Giovan Oniangue (196-SF-1991) netted 16. Cameron Hunt (192-PG-1997, college: Southwestern, KS) delivered 13 whilst Cameron Hunt produced 11. Tyrus McGee (188-SG-1991, college: Iowa St.) ended up with 16 points in the losing effort and Phil Booth (191-SG-1995, college: Villanova) poured in 13. Paris claim Leaders Cup title-Feb 18, 2024
Paris - Nanterre 90-85 Paris earned their first ever Leaders Cup title. They overpowered Nanterre for the trophy tonight. TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997, college: UC Davis) stepped up with 26 points for the winning side. Paris sank 26 points in the opening quarter to gain a 6-point lead. They maintained the lead throughout the second period. Paris established a 48-42 halftime lead. Nanterre responded with a furious third-quarter rally. They erased the deficit and snatched a 69-65 lead at the final break. But Paris quickly regained composure. They bounced back with a 25-16 surge in the final term to claim a historic win. Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) recorded 20 points in the victory. Justin Bibbins (176-PG-1996, college: Utah) responded with 20 points, while Desi Rodriguez (197-F-1996, college: Seton Hall) notched 15 points in the defeat. All Star World claim victory in 2023 All Star Game in Paris-Dec 31, 2023
All Star World - All Star France 154-149 Mike James (185-G-1990, college: Lamar) scored 34 points to lead All Star World to the victory in the annual LNB All Star Game in Paris. The game went into overtime to decide on the winner. All Star World led by four points at halftime 72-68. But All Star France used a 33-26 rally in the third term to eke out a narrow lead. All Star World sank 38 points in the fourth period to force overtime. The foreigners drained 18 points in the extra period to snatch the win. Isiaha Mike (202-F-1997, college: SMU) posted 21 points, while Desi Rodriguez (197-F-1996, college: Seton Hall) added 17 points for the winners. Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) answered with game-high 44 points for All Star France. Elie Okobo (191-G-1997) tossed in 35 points for the Frenchmen. Allan Dokossi (203-SF-1999, agency: Octagon Europe) won the Slam Dunk Contest, Johnny Berhanemeskel (188-G-1992, college: Ottawa) claimed victory in the Three-Point Shootout Contest, while T.J. Campbell (175-PG-1988, college: Portland) became the winner of the Skills Challenge. French ProA All-Star Game 2024 Participants-Jan 3, 2024
All-Star France Elie Okobo (191-G-1997) of Monaco- Nadir Hifi (188-G-2002) of Paris Joffrey Lauvergne (211-C-1991) of ASVEL Milan Barbitch (196-PG-2001) of Blois Bastien Vautier (210-C-1998) of Le Portel Zaccharie Risacher (203-F-2005) of Bourg Yannis Morin (208-F/C-1993) of Roanne Mathis Dossou-Yovo (206-C-2000) of Saint Quentin Matthew Strazel (184-PG-2002) of Monaco Nicolas Lang (200-G/F-1990) of Limoges Alexandre Chassang (204-F/C-1994) of Limoges Paul Lacombe (197-G-1990) of StrasbourgHead Coach: Sasa Obradovic Coach Assistant: Guillaume Vizade All-Star World TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of Paris Frank Mason III (182-PG-1994) of Nancy Alpha Diallo (201-F-1997) of Monaco Shevon Thompson (213-C-1993) of Nancy Mike James (185-G-1990) of Monaco - MVP Isiaha Mike (202-F-1997) of Bourg Ibrahima Fall-Faye (207-F/C-1997) of Nanterre Tyson Ward (198-SG-1997) of Paris Desi Rodriguez (197-F-1996) of Nanterre D.J. Cooper (183-PG-1990) of Roanne Aleksej Nikolic (191-PG-1995) of Chalon/Saone DeVante Jones (183-G-1998) of Le MansHead Coach: Tuomas Iisalo Coach Assistant: Julien Cortey Lotus SKILLS CHALLENGE TJ Campbell (175-PG-1988) of Cholet - Winner Lucas Boucaud (188-PG-2000) of Saint Quentin Ilias Kamardine (193-SG-2003) of Vichy Clermont TJ Shorts (175-PG-1997) of Paris“For Sportica†3-PTS SHOOT OUT  Johnny Berhanemeskel (188-G-1992) of Gravelines - Winner Bryce Brown (190-SG-1997) of Bourg Edwin Jackson (190-SG-1989) of ASVEL Nicolas Lang (200-G/F-1990) of LimogesThe Kellogg's DUNK CONTEST  Allan Dokossi (203-SF-1999) of Dijon - Winner Juhann Begarin (196-SG-2002) of Nanterre Killian Malwaya (197-SG-2005) of Evreux Tidjane Salaun (205-F-2005) of Cholet | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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