Utsunomiya Brex enters the 2025–26 EASL season as Japan’s flagship representative, having secured the 2024–25 B.LEAGUE championship—its third title, making it the most successful franchise in league history. The Brex dazzled with a dominant 48–12 regular-season record and a thrilling 2–1 Finals victory over Ryukyu. Their participation reinforces EASL’s commitment to showcasing top-tier, championship-caliber clubs across East Asia. The 2025-26 season marks Utsunomiya's first appearance in EASL's home-and-away format, having participated in Champions Week 2023 and Terrific 12 2019.
Game Log
MATSUMOTO Shin
SF
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21
Blake AOKI
C
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11
Gavin EDWARDS
PF
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33
Isaac FOTU
PF
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42
Grant JERRETT
PF
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34
IKARUGA Seiji
PG
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18
WATANABE Hironori
PG
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13
TAKASHIMA Shinji
SG
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12
TAKEUCHI Kosuke
C
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10
ENDO Yusuke
SG
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9
OGAWA Atsuya
PG
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7
HIEJIMA Makoto
SG
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6
TABUSE Yuta
PG
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0
D.J. NEWBILL
PG
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25
HOSHIKAWA Kaisei
SF
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17
ISHIKAWA Yudai
PG
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15
Justin HARPER
PF
#
32
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East Asia Super League (EASL) is the champions league of East Asian basketball. Combining the best clubs, from the best leagues, with best-in-class production values, EASL’s vision is to become one of the world’s top professional basketball leagues.
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