Liga Endesa (2024-2025)
Liga Endesa 2024-25
SuperCup MVP: Kameron Taylor
Import POY & Defensive POY & Prospect POY: Jean Montero
Domestic POY: Walter Tavares
Coach of the Year: Jesus Mateo
League PlayOff
Cup PlayOff
SuperCup PlayOff
Standings 2024-25
#
Club
W-L
PTS
LOST
1
30-4
2967
2641
2
25-9
3289
2910
3
25-9
2970
2827
4
23-11
3057
2857
5
21-13
3133
2936
6
20-14
2892
2828
7
19-15
3026
3015
10
17-17
2957
2884
11
14-20
2980
3093
12
13-21
2692
2949
13
13-21
3034
3087
14
12-22
2793
3000
15
11-23
2783
2874
16
11-23
2807
2993
17
9-25
2760
2969
18
7-27
2938
3252
 
- qualified to the play-offs
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Stats Leaders 2024-25
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
BPG
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Andorra
185 PG 27y
Avg: 20.0 ppg

3
16.6
4
16.2
5
16.1
6
15.9
8
15.0
Player of the Week: Round 34(RS)
Mario Hezonja

Real Madrid
(202-SF-95)

Liga Endesa Final
Copa del Rey Final
Supercopa
Real Madrid sweep Valencia, claim second straight Liga Endesa title (Photo: Real Madrid)
Unicaja outscore Real Madrid, celebrate Copa del Rey title (Photo: acb.com)
Unicaja celebrate SuperCopa Endesa title (Photo: acb.com)
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00 * biQaI HRJIjni 919 (8'6'') Ay 51 Croatia
4 * yiZujdI CiBpiJJI 060 (3'00'') OG 57 Argentina
99 * WilURQ wiLiQRs 991 (4'5'') C 55 Cape Verde Spain
97 * SjdQRs yRlaJ 066 (8'9'') OG 96 Dominican Republic
8 * SlMRQUI SMildR 919 (8'6'') G/y 51 Spain
Aada GuRFR 916 (8'01'') C 06 Senegal
gRZlij guQu 919 (8'6'') y 06 Germany
Galdis GaBRjRJ 024 (8'8'') Ay 06 Spain
05 gJijij busi 913 (8'2'') G/y 98 Bosnia
07 GiMQaRl gRZV 026 (8'8'') Oy 51 Argentina
91 mQujI yRQjijdI 914 (8'01'') C 94 Angola
95 ARQDaI vlull 021 (8'5'') G 56 Spain
06 ARQDR oMiVi 914 (8'01'') C/y 58 Congo-Brazaville Spain
08 tsBij GiQuMi 915 (8'6'') y/C 95 Spain
6 NiLaRQ eiUhij-biFRs 020 (8'5'') G 50 Canada
2 HuDI GIjJilRJ 026 (8'8'') y/G 02 Spain
51 qla XdaiFR 917 (8'2'') C 90 Senegal Spain
51 GuRQsZhIj YiMusRlR 919 (8'6'') Oy 51 France
91 eudF yRQjijdRJ 028 (8'3'') Ay 71 Spain
whRI bilRdIj 029 (8'7'') OG 97 France
bixaBI GiQZai-OliUi 062 (8'5'') AG 06 Spain
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Top Scorer
SuperCup MVP
Import POY & Defensive POY & Prospect POY
Domestic POY
Coach of the Year
Real Madrid sweep Valencia, claim second straight Liga Endesa title-Jun 25, 2025
Valencia - Real Madrid 70-81

Real Madrid clinched the second consecutive Liga Endesa title. They beat Valencia on the road tonight to sweep the Finals. The guests trailed by 1 point at the halftime before their 42-30 charge in the second half, which allowed them to win the game. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when Real Madrid made 9 blocks. The best player for the winners was Croatian Mario Hezonja (202-1995) who scored 16 points and 9 rebounds. Argentinian point guard Facundo Campazzo (181-1991) chipped in 9 points and 8 assists. At the other side the best for losing team was the former international Xabier Lopez-Arostegui (200-1997) who recorded 14 points and Dominican guard Jean Montero (188-2003) added 12 points and 5 rebounds (went 8 for 8 at the free throw line) respectively. Four Valencia players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.
Top scorers:
Valencia: X.Lopez-Arostegui 14+3reb+2ast, J.Montero 12+5reb+2ast, J.Soriano 10+2reb, C.Jones 10+2reb+3ast, N.Reuvers 7+4reb, J.Puerto 6+4reb+1ast
Real Madrid: M.Hezonja 16+9reb+1ast, B.Fernando 13+4reb, S.Llull 11+2reb, F.Campazzo 9+3reb+8ast, A.Abalde 9+2reb+3ast, D.Musa 7+3reb+1ast
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Eurobasket.com All-Spanish Liga Endesa Awards 2025-Jun 29, 2025
Marcelinho Huertas, a 42-year-old Brazilian point guard from Tenerife, was honored as the Player of the Year in Liga Endesa. He not only received this prestigious award but also earned a spot in the First Team and Imports Team. Huertas showcased his skills by averaging 15 points per game in the league. Moreover, he led the Liga Endesa in assists per game with nearly 7, demonstrating his exceptional playmaking abilities. Throughout the season, Huertas achieved significant milestones, including scoring 39 points in a single game against Joventut. He was also recognized as the Player of the Week twice during the 24-25 campaign. Jean Montero, a 21-year-old Dominican guard from the finalist team Valencia, was named the Defensive Player of the Year in Liga Endesa. Montero's outstanding defensive skills contributed to his team's success in reaching the finals. Despite ultimately losing to Real Madrid, Montero's performance throughout the season did not go unnoticed. He received multiple accolades, including the Import Player of the Year, Guard of the Year, and Best Prospect of the Year. Montero consistently delivered on the court, averaging almost 16 points and over 4 assists per game. His impressive stats included scoring over 20 points in 11 games and achieving a season-high of 36 points against Gran Canaria. The standout Cape Verdean center Walter Tavares was recognized as the Domestic Player of the Year for the championship-winning Real Madrid. Tavares played a crucial role in his team's success, earning additional titles such as Center of the Year and a spot on the Defensive Team. With Tavares' exceptional performance, Real Madrid secured the best record of the season, finishing with an impressive 30-4 record in the regular season. Tavares's contributions were pivotal in Real Madrid's victory over Valencia in the final series, where they won 3-0. His remarkable season included ranking third in rebounds per game and achieving a season-high of 16 points against Baskonia. The outstanding Croatian small forward Mario Hezonja was honored as the Bosman Player of the Year for Real Madrid. He played a key role in the team's championship victory, earning titles such as Forward of the Year and securing a spot on the Defensive Team. Hezonja's contributions were instrumental in Real Madrid's 3-0 victory over Valencia in the final series. Throughout the season, he averaged over 14 points and 5 rebounds per game, showcasing his versatility on the court. Derrick Alston Jr, an American small forward from BAXI Manresa, made a significant impact in Liga Endesa by securing a spot in the First Team. Alston Jr's exceptional performance was highlighted by his scoring abilities, where he ranked second in points per game with an impressive average of almost 17. Additionally, he notched over 4 rebounds per game, showcasing his well-rounded skill set. Alston Jr's remarkable season included scoring a season-high of 29 points against Barca. His collegiate background from Boise State, where he was recognized with various awards, further solidified his position as one of the league's standout players.
Player of the Year: Brazil Marcelinho Huertas (191-PG-42) of Tenerife
Finals MVP: Argentina Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-34) of Real Madrid
Defensive Player of the Year: Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Domestic Player of the Year: Spain Walter Tavares (220-C-33) of Real Madrid
Import Player of the Year: Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Bosman Player of the Year: Croatia Mario Hezonja (202-SF-30) of Real Madrid
Guard of the Year: Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Forward of the Year: Croatia Mario Hezonja (202-SF-30) of Real Madrid
Center of the Year: Spain Walter Tavares (220-C-33) of Real Madrid
Best Prospect of the Year: Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Coach of the Year: Jesus Mateo of Real Madrid


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa First Team 2025
Montero
Hezonja
Huertas
Tavares
Alston Jr.

First Team
Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Croatia Mario Hezonja (202-SF-30) of Real Madrid
Brazil Marcelinho Huertas (191-PG-42) of Tenerife
Spain Walter Tavares (220-C-33) of Real Madrid
USA Derrick Alston Jr. (206-SF-28) of Manresa


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa Second Team 2025
Tomic
Musa
Campazzo
Jones
Costello

Second Team
Croatia Ante Tomic (217-C-38) of Joventut
Bosnia Dzanan Musa (205-G/F-26) of Real Madrid
Argentina Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-34) of Real Madrid
Armenia Chris Jones (188-G-32) of Valencia
USA Matt Costello (208-C/F-32) of Valencia


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa Third Team 2025
Pradilla
Taylor
Badio
Forrest
Ojeleye

Third Team
Spain Jaime Pradilla (202-F/C-24) of Valencia
USA Kameron Taylor (198-G/F-31) of Unicaja
Senegal Brancou Badio (191-G-26) of Valencia
USA Trent Forrest (194-G-27) of Baskonia
Nigeria Semi Ojeleye (201-SF-31) of Valencia


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa Honorable Mention 2025
Shermadini
Perry
Carter
Ennis
Fernando
Dotson
Osetkowski
Moneke

Honorable Mention
Georgia Giorgi Shermadini (217-C-36) of Tenerife
USA Kendrick Perry (183-PG-33) of Unicaja
USA Tyson Carter (193-G-27) of Unicaja
Canada Dylan Ennis (188-G-34) of Murcia
Angola Bruno Fernando (207-C-27) of Real Madrid
USA Devon Dotson (188-PG-26) of Joventut
USA Dylan Osetkowski (206-C-29) of Unicaja
Nigeria Chima Moneke (198-PF-30) of Baskonia


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa All-Domestic Players Team 2025
Tavares
Pradilla
Llull
Ibaka
Brizuela

All-Domestic Players Team
Spain Walter Tavares (220-C-33) of Real Madrid
Spain Jaime Pradilla (202-F/C-24) of Valencia
Spain Sergio Llull (190-G-38) of Real Madrid
Spain Serge Ibaka (207-C/F-36) of Real Madrid
Spain Dario Brizuela (188-SG-31) of Barca


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa All-Imports Team 2025
Montero
Huertas
Costello
Taylor
Alston Jr.

All-Imports Team
Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Brazil Marcelinho Huertas (191-PG-42) of Tenerife
USA Matt Costello (208-C/F-32) of Valencia
USA Kameron Taylor (198-G/F-31) of Unicaja
USA Derrick Alston Jr. (206-SF-28) of Manresa


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa All-Bosmans Team 2025
Hezonja
Musa
Jones
Tomic
Kramer

All-Bosmans Team
Croatia Mario Hezonja (202-SF-30) of Real Madrid
Bosnia Dzanan Musa (205-G/F-26) of Real Madrid
Armenia Chris Jones (188-G-32) of Valencia
Croatia Ante Tomic (217-C-38) of Joventut
Austria David Kramer (196-SG-28) of Tenerife


Eurobasket.com Spanish Liga Endesa All-Defensive Team 2025
Montero
Hezonja
Tavares
Campazzo
Costello

All-Defensive Team
Dominican Republic Jean Montero (188-G-22) of Valencia
Croatia Mario Hezonja (202-SF-30) of Real Madrid
Spain Walter Tavares (220-C-33) of Real Madrid
Argentina Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-34) of Real Madrid
USA Matt Costello (208-C/F-32) of Valencia
*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.
Unicaja outscore Real Madrid, celebrate Copa del Rey title-Feb 16, 2025
Unicaja - Real Madrid 93-79

Unicaja Malaga clinched the third Copa del Rey in team’s history. They prevailed against Real Madrid in the Final tonight to conquer the trophy. Kendrick Perry (183-PG-1992, college: YSU) posted 27 points and 6 assists for the Malaga team.
Unicaja dominated throughout the game. They registered an 18-15 lead after ten minutes. The teams traded baskets in the second frame. Unicaja accumulated a 39-36 halftime advantage. They erupted for 25 points in the third quarter and ballooned the lead to as many as 9 points. Unicaja did not slow down in the fourth period. They unloaded 29 points and raced to the victory. David Kravish (208-C-1992, college: California) chipped in 20 points, while Kameron Taylor (198-G/F-1994, college: Seton Hill) added 15 points for Unicaja. Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-1991) and Sergio Llull (190-G-1987) answered with 14 points each for Real Madrid.
Unicaja celebrate SuperCopa Endesa title-Sep 23, 2024
Real Madrid - Unicaja 80-90

Unicaja are the 2024 SuperCopa Endesa winners. They outscored Real Madrid in the Final. Kameron Taylor (198-G/F-1994, college: Seton Hill) stepped up with 22 points to lead the charge.
Unicaja stormed into the game sinking 32 points in the first period and taking a 13-point lead. Real responded with a 26-17 rally in the second term to pull within 4. But Unicaja lived up to the challenge. The Malaga team used a 41-35 run in the second half to race to the victory. Kendrick Perry (183-PG-1992, college: YSU) tossed in 15 points, while Yankuba Sima (211-C/F-1996, college: OK State) added 14 points for Unicaja. Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-1991) answered with 19 points for Real Madrid.