Asia-Basket.com All-Japanese B2 League Awards 2025

In the 24-25 B2 League season, several American players showcased exceptional skills and earned prestigious awards for their contributions to their respective teams. Perrin Buford, a forward from the Shinshu Brave Warriors Nagano, stood out as the Player of the Year in the B2 League. Graduating from MTSU, Buford not only led in scoring with over 19 points per game but also dominated the boards with over 9 rebounds per game. His consistency was evident through 22 games of 20 or more points and 31 double-doubles during the season. Buford's impressive performance earned him multiple accolades, including Import Player of the Year, Forward of the Year, and selections to various league teams. Dererk Pardon, a center from Chiba, showcased his defensive prowess and was recognized as the Defensive Player of the Year. With an average of over 10 rebounds and almost 15 points per game, Pardon played a crucial role in his team's success, leading them to the best record of the season. His impact was further highlighted by 14 games of 20 or more points and 34 double-doubles. Pardon's efforts were acknowledged with awards such as Center of the Year and selections to multiple league teams. Brandon Ashley, a power forward also from Chiba, displayed his scoring and rebounding abilities throughout the season, contributing over 15 points and almost 9 rebounds per game. He played a key role in his team's journey to the finals, showcasing consistency with 16 games of 20 or more points and 25 double-doubles. Ashley's efforts were recognized with awards and selections to various league teams. Aaron White, a forward from the Toyama Grouses, was another standout player in the B2 League, averaging over 17 points and 7 rebounds per game. White's performances contributed to his team's success in reaching the finals, with notable achievements such as 17 games of 20 or more points and 14 double-doubles. He was selected to the First Team of the B2 League and the Imports Team for his outstanding contributions. Mitchell Watt, a center from the Toyama Grouses, rounded out the group of exceptional American players in the B2 League. Watt's scoring and rebounding abilities were key factors in his team's success, with over 15 points and 7 rebounds per game. He showcased consistency with 19 games of 20 or more points and 17 double-doubles during the season. Watt's contributions were acknowledged with awards and selections to league teams, highlighting his impact on the court.