Cloud Leopards' Kao Chin-Wei, Kromah Selected for All-TPBL First Team for Second Consecutive Season
Taiwan Professional Basketball League (TPBL) announced that Kao Chin-Wei and Kromah were selected for the All-TPBL First Team for the 2025-26 season for the second consecutive year. Both players were instrumental in the Cloud Leopards winning the regular season championship. Kao Chin-Wei demonstrated excellent game control and offensive capabilities, while Kromah earned the scoring and steals titles.
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(Central News Agency reporter Li Jian-Zhong, Taipei 11th) Taiwan Professional Basketball League (TPBL) announced its All-TPBL First Team today, consisting of five players: Kao Chin-Wei, Kao Kuo-Hao, Abasi, Kromah, and Marko. Among them, Kao Chin-Wei and Kromah were selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons, and they were also key contributors to the Cloud Leopards' regular season championship this year.
The Taiwan Professional Basketball League (TPBL) today announced the All-TPBL First and Second Teams for the 2025-26 season. Kao Chin-Wei and Lasannah Kromah were selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons, while Su Wen-Ru was selected for the Second Team for two consecutive seasons, once again demonstrating stable and representative season performances.
The All-TPBL First Team members include Kao Chin-Wei, guard for Taoyuan Pauian Archiland; Kao Kuo-Hao, guard for Hsinchu JKO Lioneers; Abasi, forward for New Taipei CTBC DEA; Kromah, forward for Taoyuan Pauian Archiland; and Marko Todorovic, center for New Taipei CTBC DEA.
Kao Chin-Wei continued to demonstrate the league's top-tier ball-handling ability and offensive rhythm control this season. He played all 36 regular season games, averaging 14.6 points and 4.9 assists, with a three-point shooting percentage as high as 39.5%. Off the court, he often displayed leadership and professional attitude, and was unanimously selected for the First Team with 26 votes.
Kao Kuo-Hao, who has recently been plagued by off-court controversies, made a strong comeback after a slump last season. This season, he averaged 14.7 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds, not only capable of changing the game's rhythm at critical moments but also repeatedly boosting team morale and home court atmosphere.
Kromah, who won both the scoring title and steals title this season, was, not surprisingly, selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons. Marko, with his consistent interior presence and offensive and defensive contributions, has become an indispensable pillar for the DEA.
For the Second Team, the selections include Ting Sheng-Ju of Taipei Fubon Braves, who averaged 7.7 assists this season and won the league's assist title; Chiang Yu-An of Formosa Dreamers; Su Wen-Ru of Kaohsiung Aquas; Drew Pember, foreign player for Hsinchu JKO Lioneers; and Aric Holman, foreign player for Formosa Dreamers. (Edited by Chang Ya-Jing) 1150511
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(Central News Agency reporter Li Jian-Zhong, Taipei 11th) Taiwan Professional Basketball League (TPBL) announced its All-TPBL First Team today, consisting of five players: Kao Chin-Wei, Kao Kuo-Hao, Abasi, Kromah, and Marko. Among them, Kao Chin-Wei and Kromah were selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons, and they were also key contributors to the Cloud Leopards' regular season championship this year.
The Taiwan Professional Basketball League (TPBL) today announced the All-TPBL First and Second Teams for the 2025-26 season. Kao Chin-Wei and Lasannah Kromah were selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons, while Su Wen-Ru was selected for the Second Team for two consecutive seasons, once again demonstrating stable and representative season performances.
The All-TPBL First Team members include Kao Chin-Wei, guard for Taoyuan Pauian Archiland; Kao Kuo-Hao, guard for Hsinchu JKO Lioneers; Abasi, forward for New Taipei CTBC DEA; Kromah, forward for Taoyuan Pauian Archiland; and Marko Todorovic, center for New Taipei CTBC DEA.
Kao Chin-Wei continued to demonstrate the league's top-tier ball-handling ability and offensive rhythm control this season. He played all 36 regular season games, averaging 14.6 points and 4.9 assists, with a three-point shooting percentage as high as 39.5%. Off the court, he often displayed leadership and professional attitude, and was unanimously selected for the First Team with 26 votes.
Kao Kuo-Hao, who has recently been plagued by off-court controversies, made a strong comeback after a slump last season. This season, he averaged 14.7 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds, not only capable of changing the game's rhythm at critical moments but also repeatedly boosting team morale and home court atmosphere.
Kromah, who won both the scoring title and steals title this season, was, not surprisingly, selected for the First Team for two consecutive seasons. Marko, with his consistent interior presence and offensive and defensive contributions, has become an indispensable pillar for the DEA.
For the Second Team, the selections include Ting Sheng-Ju of Taipei Fubon Braves, who averaged 7.7 assists this season and won the league's assist title; Chiang Yu-An of Formosa Dreamers; Su Wen-Ru of Kaohsiung Aquas; Drew Pember, foreign player for Hsinchu JKO Lioneers; and Aric Holman, foreign player for Formosa Dreamers. (Edited by Chang Ya-Jing) 1150511
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