2025 Unrivaled season

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2025 Unrivaled season
League Unrivaled
Sport Basketball (three-on-three)
DurationJanuary 17 – March 17, 2025
Number of games48
Number of teams6
TV partner(s) TNT Sports and TruTV
Streaming partner(s) Max
Regular season
Season MVP Napheesa Collier (Lunar Owls)
Playoffs
Finals champions Rose BC
  Runners-up Vinyl BC
Finals MVP Chelsea Gray (Rose)
Unrivaled seasons
2026 

The 2025 season of Unrivaled is the league's inaugural season. Six teams will play a regular season of matches in January to March to contest four places in a single-elimination playoff tournament that determines the champions of the league.

Contents

2025 Unrivaled season
Location of the primary venue for the league's matches in Medley, Florida.

Teams and coaches

On October 24, the inaugural six team names were announced. [1] For the 2025 season, teams did not have designated geographic connections, although the branding was created with a consideration for potential future sale and relocation of the teams. [1]

On November 15, 2024, the 2025 head coaches were announced: Phil Handy, Adam Harrington, Nola Henry, DJ Sackmann, Teresa Weatherspoon, and Andrew Wade. [2] On November 20, after the team selection, the head coaches were each assigned to a team. [3]

2025 Unrivaled teams
TeamHead coach
Laces BC Andrew Wade
Lunar Owls BC DJ Sackmann
Mist BC Phil Handy
Phantom BC Adam Harrington
Rose BC Nola Henry
Vinyl BC Teresa Weatherspoon

Rosters

For the inaugural season, Unrivaled was originally announced to consist of 30 professional players with six 5-player teams. [4] Starting in July 2024, the players for the 2025 season began to be announced one-by-one on Unrivaled's social media accounts. [4] Hints were given on social media before roster announcements, encouraging fans to engage and make their guesses on the next Unrivaled roster addition. In late October 2024, the league announced it had "surpassed its initial financial targets" and would be expanding the inaugural season roster to 36 total players and increase the individual team roster size to six players. [5]

On November 20, 2024, players were divvied into their Unrivaled teams with the event being streamed on the league's YouTube channel. [6] [7] During the selection process, players were assigned to six pods (six players in each pod). [8] The head coaches then assigned one player from each pod to create balanced rosters for each club. Once all rosters were set, the head coaches were then made aware of which team they would be coaching for the 2025 season. [8] At the time of the selection show, only 34 players had been confirmed to be participating in the 2025 season. [9] The final two players were drafted as wildcards within Pod D and went to Lunar Owls BC and Phantom BC. [10] Teams with a wildcard selection were able to recruit and sign player of their choosing.

In late November 2024, Kelsey Plum announced via social media that she would no longer be playing in the 2025 season and instead would "take some more time for myself this offseason," leaving Laces BC with a wildcard spot. [11] On December 17, 2024, Cameron Brink signed a multiyear deal with the Lunar Owls; however, Brink will not appear in the league until the 2026 season due to injury. [12] And on December 20, 2024, it was announced that Katie Lou Samuelson had signed with Phantom BC. [13] On December 21, 2024, the league's first trades were announced: Laces BC traded Courtney Williams to Lunar Owls BC for Natasha Cloud. Laces BC then traded Cloud and their wildcard pick to Phantom BC in exchange for Jackie Young and Tiffany Hayes. [14] The final wildcard spot, belonging to Phantom BC, was filled by Sabrina Ionescu on December 23, 2024, in a signing deal that "puts her in a category of her own" in the Unrivaled league. [15] [16]

Denotes captain of basketball club [17]
Player(in bold text)Denotes wildcard selection
Player(in italic text)Denotes will not appear in league in 2025 season
2025 Team Rosters [9]
TeamsPlayers
Pod APod BPod CPod DPod EPod F
Laces BC Jackie Young Tiffany Hayes Kayla McBride Kate Martin Alyssa Thomas Stefanie Dolson
Lunar Owls BC Skylar Diggins-Smith Courtney Williams Allisha Gray Cameron Brink [12] [18] Napheesa Collier Shakira Austin
Mist BC Jewell Loyd Courtney Vandersloot DiJonai Carrington Rickea Jackson Breanna Stewart Aaliyah Edwards
Phantom BC Sabrina Ionescu [15] Natasha Cloud Marina Mabrey Katie Lou Samuelson [13] Satou Sabally Brittney Griner
Rose BC Chelsea Gray Brittney Sykes Kahleah Copper Lexie Hull Angel Reese Azurá Stevens
Vinyl BC Arike Ogunbowale Jordin Canada Rhyne Howard Rae Burrell Aliyah Boston Dearica Hamby

Relief players

Pre-season

Players reported to training camp on January 2, 2025. [27]

Regular season

The regular season began on January 17, 2025, with seven weeks of round-robin play. [27] [28] For the 2025 season, all regular season games were played in a custom facility (Wayfair Arena) at Mediapro Studios in the Miami suburb of Medley, Florida. [29] Regular season games occurred three nights a week with two games played each night. [30]

Standings

#Team W L PCT GB Rec.
1xLunar Owls BC 131.92913–1
2xRose BC 86.57158–6
3xLaces BC 77.50067–7
4xVinyl BC 59.35785–9
5eMist BC 59.35785–9
6ePhantom BC 410.28694–10

Notes:

(#) – League Standing
x – Clinched playoff berth
e – Eliminated from playoff contention

1 on 1 tournament

A one-on-one single-elimination tournament mid-season is scheduled took place from February 10–14, 2025, with the winner earning a $200,000 paycheck. [31] [a] In January 2025, Sprite was named the presenting partner of 2025 1 on 1 tournament. [33] The runner-up of the tournament will earn $50,000 and the remaining two semi-finalists, 25,000 each. Additionally, all clubmates of the winner earned $10,000 each. [34]

All games for the one-on-one tournament were played with a continuous clock to a winning score of 11 points or to 10 minutes in length, whichever occurred first. The shot clock was set at seven seconds with players earning next possession after each made shot (also known as make it, take it or winner's ball). [31]

From January 30 to February 2, 2025, fans were be able to vote for any of the 30 players to determine their seedings within pods for the first round. [31] The first round began on February 10 and consisted of fourteen single-elimination 1-on-1 games across two televised sessions, with the top seeds in Pods A and D getting byes in the first round. [31] Eight second round games followed by the 4 quarterfinal games aired on February 11 on truTV. [34] The final four remaining players appeared in the semifinals on February 14 and was followed immediately after with a best of three games for the final. [34] Notable exclusions from the player pool include Stefanie Dolson, Brittney Griner, Sabrina Ionescu, Angel Reese, and Courtney Vandersloot, as well as the leagues's 2025 relief players. [34]

On February 9, the league announced that Natasha Cloud, Tiffany Hayes, Marina Mabrey, Kate Martin, Kayla McBride, Alyssa Thomas, and Brittney Sykes had withdrawn from the 2025 1 on 1 tournament due to injury, resulting in multiple walkovers in the bracket. [35]

Finals bracket

Quarterfinals:
Single elimination
Semifinals:
Single elimination
Final:
Best-of-3
           
A-4 Rae Burrell 2
A-6 Azurá Stevens 12
A-6 Azurá Stevens 2
B-1 Napheesa Collier11
B-1 Napheesa Collier 12
B-6 Courtney Williams 4
B-1 Napheesa Collier6 98
C-8 Aaliyah Edwards 94 0
C-8 Aaliyah Edwards 12
C-3 Allisha Gray 6
C-8 Aaliyah Edwards11
D-1 Arike Ogunbowale 2
D-1 Arike Ogunbowale 12
D-3 Satou Sabally 8

Schedule

All games will be played at the Wayfair Arena.

2025 Unrivaled regular season
January
DateTime (ET)MatchupTVResultHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsU.S. viewers
Friday, January 177:00 p.m. Mist BC vs Lunar Owls BC TNT 80–84 Jewell Loyd (34) Breanna Stewart (14) Courtney Williams (4)290k [36]
8:15 p.m. Rose BC vs Vinyl BC 73–79 Rhyne Howard (33) Angel Reese (14) Chelsea Gray (6)284k [36]
Saturday, January 182:00 p.m. Phantom BC vs Laces BC truTV 48–86 Kayla McBride (28) Kate Martin (10) Tiffany Hayes (10)113k [37]
3:00 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvsRose BC 79–70 Napheesa Collier (31) Allisha Gray (9)Courtney Williams (8)89k [37]
Monday, January 208:30 p.m.Vinyl BCvsPhantom BCTNT 84–71 Dearica Hamby (22)Rhyne Howard (8) Sabrina Ionescu (6)187k [38]
9:30 p.m.Laces BCvsMist BC 63–43 Kayla McBride (21) Alyssa Thomas (15)Alyssa Thomas (4)120k [38]
Friday, January 247:15 p.m.Phantom BCvsMist BC 74–69 Griner & Sabally (29)Breanna Stewart (11) Natasha Cloud (9)261k [39]
8:15 p.m.Laces BCvsVinyl BC 83–79 Tiffany Hayes (26)Alyssa Thomas (12)Tied – 4 players (4)265k [39]
Saturday, January 256:00 p.m.Mist BCvsRose BCtruTV 66–71 Breanna Stewart (20)Breanna Stewart (9)Jewell Loyd (7)N/A
7:00 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvsPhantom BC 82–58 Napheesa Collier (37)Napheesa Collier (18)Natasha Cloud (6)118k [40]
Monday, January 277:30 p.m.Vinyl BCvsLunar Owls BCTNT 57–67 Collier & A. Gray (19)Napheesa Collier (17) Arike Ogunbowale (7)119k [41]
8:30 p.m.Rose BCvsLaces BC 64–71 Kayla McBride (31)Tiffany Hayes (11)Chelsea Gray (5)163k [41]
Friday, January 317:15 p.m.Phantom BCvsRose BC 75–63 Sabrina Ionescu (32)Ionescu & Copper (9)Sabrina Ionescu (8)139k [42]
8:15 p.m.Laces BCvsLunar Owls BC 73–75 Collier & McBride (26)Kayla McBride (8)Hayes & Williams (5)187k [42]
February
DateTime (ET)MatchupTVResultHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsU.S. viewers
Saturday, February 16:00 p.m. Mist BC vs Vinyl BC truTV 77–67 Dearica Hamby (35)Dearica Hamby (15) Courtney Vandersloot (9)N/A
7:00 p.m. Rose BC vs Laces BC 83–69 Chelsea Gray (28) Angel Reese (15)Chelsea Gray (8)130k [43]
Monday, February 37:30 p.m.Mist BCvs Phantom BC TNT 64–61 Satou Sabally (22) Breanna Stewart (13) Sabrina Ionescu (9)145k [44]
8:30 p.m. Lunar Owls BC vsVinyl BC 85–68 Napheesa Collier (36)Napheesa Collier (12) Skylar Diggins-Smith (6)191k [44]
Friday, February 77:15 p.m.Phantom BCvsLunar Owls BC 76–94 A. Gray & Griner (23)Satou Sabally (7) Natasha Cloud (8)163k [45]
8:15 p.m.Mist BCvsRose BC 63–71 Kahleah Copper (21)Angel Reese (12)Chelsea Gray (7)157k [45]
Saturday, February 8Vinyl BCvsLaces BC 11–0 Game canceled – Laces forfeit [46]
6:00 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvsMist BCtruTV 85–81 Napheesa Collier (38)Breanna Stewart (17)Allisha Gray (6)N/A
Monday, February 107:00 p.m.1 on 1 Tournament:
1st Round
TNT and truTV213k [47]
Tuesday, February 117:00 p.m.1 on 1 Tournament:
2nd Round + Quarterfinals
truTV189k [48]
Friday, February 147:30 p.m.1 on 1 Tournament:
Semifinals + Finals
TNT and truTV377k [49]
Tuesday, February 187:30 p.m.Vinyl BCvsRose BCTNT 55–61 Chelsea Gray (26)Angel Reese (15)Tied – 3 players (3)172k [50]
8:30 p.m.Laces BCvsPhantom BC 75–68 Kayla McBride (30)Sabrina Ionescu (13)Natasha Cloud (8)205k [50]
Friday, February 217:15 p.m.Rose BCvsLunar Owls BC 72–63 Chelsea Gray (26)Angel Reese (21)Diggins-Smith & C. Gray (5)176k [51]
8:15 p.m.Vinyl BCvsMist BC 72–65 Rhyne Howard (26)Breanna Stewart (13) Canada & Loyd (5)174k [51]
Saturday, February 226:00 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvsLaces BCtruTV 88-60 Allisha Gray (26) Courtney Williams (10)Courtney Williams (7)N/A
7:00 p.m.Phantom BCvsVinyl BC 79-72 Rhyne Howard (28)Jordin Canada (10)Jordin Canada (8)143k [52]
Monday, February 247:30 p.m.Rose BCvsPhantom BCTNT 71-59 Chelsea Gray (26)Angel Reese (14)Chelsea Gray (7)153k [53]
8:30 p.m.Mist BCvsLaces BC 65-49 Breanna Stewart (21)Breanna Stewart (12)Stewart & Vandersloot (4)179k [53]
Friday, February 287:15 p.m.Laces BCvsVinyl BC 63-64 Rhyne Howard (24) Aliyah Boston (10)Jordin Canada (6)149k [54]
8:15 p.m.Phantom BCvsMist BC 62-88 Brittney Griner (24)Stewart & Ionescu (8)Breanna Stewart (9)190k [54]
March
DateTime (ET)MatchupTVResultHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsU.S. viewers
Saturday, March 16:00 p.m. Vinyl BC vs Lunar Owls BC truTV 72-78 Dearica Hamby (31)Dearica Hamby (11) Jordin Canada (8)N/A
7:00 p.m. Rose BC vs Mist BC 62-71 Chelsea Gray (38) Angel Reese (13) Breanna Stewart (5)148k [55]
Monday, March 37:30 p.m. Laces BC vsRose BC TNT 53-58 Chelsea Gray (26)Angel Reese (17) Alyssa Thomas (8)136k [56]
8:30 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvs Phantom BC 92-79 Napheesa Collier (33)Napheesa Collier (12) Skylar Diggins-Smith (11)149k [56]
Friday, March 77:15 p.m.Phantom BCvsLaces BC 59-73 Kayla McBride (25)Alyssa Thomas (12)Kayla McBride (5)111k [57]
8:15 p.m.Lunar Owls BCvsRose BC 66-56 Tied - 3 players (17)Angel Reese (10)Chelsea Gray (5)161k [57]
Saturday, March 86:00 p.m.Laces BCvsMist BCtruTV 76-69 Jackie Young (27)Breanna Stewart (13)Alyssa Thomas (6)N/A
7:00 p.m.Vinyl BCvsPhantom BC 74-80 Rhyne Howard (37)Rhyne Howard (12)Rhyne Howard (5)N/A
Monday, March 107:30 p.m.Mist BCvsLunar Owls BCTNT 58-92 Napheesa Collier (29)Breanna Stewart (10) Courtney Williams (6)134k [58]
8:30 p.m.Rose BCvsVinyl BC 74-46 Chelsea Gray (33)Hamby & Reese (13) Brittney Sykes (5)197k [58]

Playoffs and finals

At the conclusion of the regular season, the top four teams (Lunar Owls BC, Rose BC, Laces BC, and Vinyl BC) entered the playoffs to compete for the championship title in single-elimination games. [28] The postseason concluded on March 17, 2025. [27]

The first-ever Unrivaled League Championship was won by Rose BC against Vinyl BC (62-54), with Chelsea Gray named as Finals MVP.

Bracket

Semifinals Finals
      
1 Lunar Owls BC 70
4 Vinyl BC 73
4 Vinyl BC 54
2 Rose BC 62
2 Rose BC 63
3 Laces BC 57

Schedule

2025 Unrivaled playoffs
Semifinals
DateTime (ET)MatchupTVResultHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsU.S. viewers
Sunday, March 167:30 p.m. Laces BC vs Rose BC truTV & TNT 57–63 Chelsea Gray (39) Azurá Stevens (11) Gray & Hayes (4)226k [59]
8:30 p.m. Vinyl BC vs Lunar Owls BC truTV & TNT 73–70 Napheesa Collier (36) Dearica Hamby (15) Skylar Diggins-Smith (8)
Finals
DateTime (ET)MatchupTVResultHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsU.S. viewers
Monday, March 177:30 p.m.Vinyl BCvsRose BC truTV & TNT 54-62 Rhyne Howard (22)Azurá Stevens (18)Chelsea Gray (8)262k [60]

Season award winners

IcyHot Comeback of the Week

WeekAward WinnerNoteRef.
January 24 Lunar Owls BC 21–7 run in third quarter in Unrivaled's inaugural game vs. the Mist [61]
January 29 Phantom BC 12 point comeback over the Mist to win their first game of the season [62]
February 6Lunar Owls BC12 point comeback over the Laces [63]
February 15 Aaliyah Edwards Performance in the 1-on-1 Tournament [64]
February 20 Kayla McBride Returned from injury and dropped 30 points against the Phantom [65]
March 6Mist BC10 point comeback over the Rose, putting them within playoff contention [66]
March 13 Jackie Young Returned from injury and led the Laces to the playoffs with a
combined 45 points and 10 rebounds in two games
[67]

Postseason awards

AwardWinnerPositionTeamVotes/StatisticRef.
Most Valuable Player Napheesa Collier Forward Lunar Owls BC Not released [68]
Finals MVP Chelsea Gray Guard Rose BC Not released [69]
Defensive Player of the Year Angel Reese ForwardRose BCNot released [70]
Leading ScorerNapheesa CollierLunar Owls BC25.7 ppg [71]
Opill Total Rebound LeaderAngel ReeseRose BC169 rebounds [72]
State Farm Season Assist LeaderChelsea GrayGuard76 assists [73]
Coach of the Year DJ Sackmann Head CoachLunar Owls BCNot released [74]
TeamMembersRef.
All-Unrivaled First TeamChelsea Gray Kayla McBride Napheesa Collier [75]
All-Unrivaled Second TeamAngel Reese Rhyne Howard Skylar Diggins-Smith

Broadcasting

TNT Sports air Monday and Friday games on TNT, and Saturday games air on truTV. The TNT and truTV broadcasts are streamed on Max. [76]

Notes

  1. Ahead of the 2025 season, the league had originally reported the winner of the tournament would receive a $250,000 prize. [32]

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