What is the "Infornia B.LEAGUE U15 CHAMPIONSHIP 2026"?

It is a tournament to determine the top youth club in Japan, bringing together 51 U15 teams from B.LEAGUE clubs nationwide, with players aiming to become future professional athletes.

Who won the "Infornia B.LEAGUE U15 CHAMPIONSHIP 2026"?

Kings U15 won the championship, achieving their second consecutive victory.

Who were the MVP and Best 5 selections for the tournament?

Player #18 Koga Miyagi was selected as the MVP. Players #12 Eiji Oshiro and #18 Koga Miyagi were selected for the tournament's Best 5.

What is Kings U15's team strategy?

Kings U15's team strategy is described as "ultra-fast basketball".

Who was Kings U15's opponent in the final?

Kings U15's opponent in the final was Fukuoka U15, the same team they faced in the previous tournament's final.

Kings U15 Achieve Second Consecutive Championship Victory! "Infornia B.LEAGUE U15 CHAMPIONSHIP 2026"

March 30, 2026

Kings U15 has achieved their second consecutive championship victory at the "Infornia B.LEAGUE U15 CHAMPIONSHIP 2026".

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📰 Published: March 30, 2026 at 05:10
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Kings U15 won the "Infornia B.LEAGUE U15 CHAMPIONSHIP 2026", held from March 25th (Wednesday) to 29th (Sunday) at Nikkan Arena Tochigi, achieving their second consecutive championship title. Furthermore, player #18 Koga Miyagi received the MVP award, and players #12 Eiji Oshiro and #18 Koga Miyagi were selected for the tournament's Best 5.

Thank you very much for your warm support through the venue and broadcasts during the 5 games from the preliminary rounds to the finals.

This tournament brought together 51 teams from U15 generations belonging to B.LEAGUE clubs nationwide, all aiming to become "future professional players", to determine the top youth club in Japan. Winning consecutively amidst such high-level competition has been a significant step demonstrating the steady growth and achievements of Kings U15.

From the preliminary league, Kings U15 accumulated victories with their team motto of "ultra-fast basketball" and advanced to the final tournament. In yesterday's semi-final, they overcame a fierce defensive battle against Tachikawa U15 with a score of 48-41, reaching the final stage for the third consecutive year.

The final match was against Fukuoka U15, the same opponent as the previous tournament. Kings U15, with players like #18 Miyagi and #12 Oshiro sinking highly accurate mid-range shots, managed to keep pace. However, they faced difficulties against Fukuoka U15's physicality and height, boasting an average height of 180.3cm, struggling in both offense and defense, and went into halftime trailing 21-28. In the second half, however, their unified defense thwarted the opponent's scoring. With aggressive drives to the paint by #95 Gen Kawamitsu and crucial 3-point shots by #37 Daichi Kinjo, they fought back. Upholding their team's "ultra-fast basketball" philosophy, they secured a 60-49 victory.