Fenerbahce - Anadolu Efes 80-72 (OT)

Fenerbahce are crowned 23/24 BSL champions. They outscored Anadolu Efes in overtime in Game 4 of the Finals to conquer the title. Nigel Hayes-Davis (203-F-1994, college: Wisconsin) finished with 16 points to pace the winners.
Fenerbahce grabbed a comfortable 22-8 lead after ten minutes. But Anadolu Efes responded with a 25-14 run in the second stanza to pull within 3 points. The visitors held Fenerbahce to 15 points in the third quarter to eke out a single-point lead. But Fenerbahce limited their opponents to just 12 points in the final term as Nigel Hayes-Davis sent the game into overtime. The hosts poured in 16 points in the extra period and got away with the crucial win. Scottie Wilbekin (188-G-1993, college: Florida) produced 12 points for the champions. Tarik Biberovic (201-SF-2001) topscored with 19 points for Fenerbahce. Elijah Bryant (196-SG-1995, college: BYU, agency: Pensack Sports) responded with 20 points for Anadolu Efes. Shane Larkin (182-G-1992, college: Miami, FL) and Rodrigue Beaubois (189-SG-1988) responded with 11 points each in the loss.

Finals MVP: Nigel Hayes-Davis (203-F-1994) of Fenerbahce
Player of the Year: Errick McCollum (188-G-1988) of Pinar Karsiyaka
Guard of the Year: Errick McCollum (188-G-1988) of Pinar Karsiyaka
Forward of the Year: Tyler Cavanaugh (206-F/C-1994) of Bahcesehir
Center of the Year: Austin Wiley (211-C-1999) of Tofas
Defensive Player of the Year: Austin Wiley (211-C-1999) of Tofas
Domestic Player of the Year: Ahmet Tuncer (193-G-1993) of Galatasaray
Import Player of the Year: Errick McCollum (188-G-1988) of Pinar Karsiyaka
Coach of the Year: Burak Goren of Petkim

First Team
Errick McCollum (188-G-1988) of Pinar Karsiyaka
Marcquise Reed (190-SG-1995) of Tofas
Anthony Brown (199-SF-1992) of Turk Telekom
Tyler Cavanaugh (206-F/C-1994) of Bahcesehir
Austin Wiley (211-C-1999) of Tofas

Second Team
Tyrone Wallace (196-G-1994) of Turk Telekom
David Efianayi (188-SG-1995) of Galatasaray
Kelan Martin (201-SF-1995) of Besiktas
Caleb Homesley (198-G/F-1996) of Tofas
Jerry Boutsiele (207-C-1992) of Bahcesehir

Eurobasket.com Turkish BSL All-Domestic Players Team 2024

Tuncer

Bas

Yasar

Sanli

Gecim

All-Domestic Players Team
Ahmet Tuncer (193-G-1993) of Galatasaray
Goktug Bas (201-F-2001) of Bahcesehir
Muhsin Yasar (210-C-1995) of Darussafaka
Sertac Sanli (213-C-1991) of Fenerbahce
Tolga Gecim (206-SF-1996) of Tofas

Eurobasket.com Turkish BSL All-Imports Team 2024

McCollum

Reed

Brown

Cavanaugh

Wiley

All-Imports Team
Errick McCollum (188-G-1988) of Pinar Karsiyaka
Marcquise Reed (190-SG-1995) of Tofas
Anthony Brown (199-SF-1992) of Turk Telekom
Tyler Cavanaugh (206-F/C-1994) of Bahcesehir
Austin Wiley (211-C-1999) of Tofas

Eurobasket.com All-Turkish BSL Honorable Mention 2024

Oturu

Carey Jr.

McCormack

Beaubois

Wilbekin

Russell

Bouteille

Hayes-Davis

Young

Prepelic

Honorable Mention
Daniel Oturu (208-C-1999) of Anadolu Efes
Vernon Carey Jr. (206-C-2001) of Pinar Karsiyaka
David McCormack (208-C-1999) of Galatasaray
Rodrigue Beaubois (189-SG-1988) of Anadolu Efes
Scottie Wilbekin (188-G-1993) of Fenerbahce
Daron Russell (180-PG-1998) of Manisa
Axel Bouteille (201-F-1995) of Bahcesehir
Nigel Hayes-Davis (203-F-1994) of Fenerbahce
Michael Young (206-PF-1994) of Bursaspor
Klemen Prepelic (191-SG-1992) of Galatasaray

Anadolu Efes - Fenerbahce 67:80

Fenerbahce claimed Cup trophy for the eighth time in club history. They overcame Anadolu Efes 80-67 as Nick Calathes was named MVP of the Final. He posted 10 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists. Fenerbahce grabbed a 26-20 lead and enjoyed a 7-point halftime advantage. Moreover, they pushed the tempo with a 21-14 rally in the third quarter to seal the trophy.
Scottie Wilbekin (188-G-1993, college: Florida) nailed 18 points and grabbed 4 rebounds, whilst Johnathan Motley (208-C-1995, college: Baylor) had 14 points and Nigel Hayes-Davis (203-F-1994, college: Wisconsin) contributed 12 points. Shane Larkin (182-G-1992, college: Miami, FL) answered with 17 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds, whilst Will Clyburn (201-F-1990, college: Iowa St.) notched 16 points.