Koshigaya Alphas

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Koshigaya Alphas
Koshilogo.jpg
ConferenceEast
DivisionFirst
Leagues B.League
Founded1997
HistoryOtsuka Corporation Alphas
(1997–2018)
Otsuka Corporation Koshigaya Alphas
(2018–2019)
Koshigaya Alphas
(2019–present)
Arena Koshigaya Municipal General Gymnasium
Capacity4,472
Location Koshigaya, Saitama
General manager Kazuto Aono
Head coach Sho Higashijima
Website www.koshigaya-alphas.com

The Koshigaya Alphas is a professional basketball team that competes in the first division of the Japanese B.League. [1]

Contents

Coaches

Roster

Koshigaya Alphas roster
PlayersCoaches
Pos.No.Nat.Name
PG 0 Flag of Japan.svg Shunki Hatakeyama
PG 2 Flag of Japan.svg Kohei Ninomiya
C 5 Flag of the United States.svg Isaac Butts
PG 7 Flag of Japan.svg Shun Matsuyama
SG 8 Flag of Japan.svg Tomoya Hasegawa
F 10 Flag of Japan.svg Troy Murphy Jr.
C 10 Flag of Brazil.svg Tim Soares
C 11 Flag of the Philippines.svg Kai Sotto
PG 11 Flag of Japan.svg Hayate Komasawa
SF 13 Flag of Japan.svg Shohei Kikuchi
F 17 Flag of Japan.svg Susumu Tamura
SG 21 Flag of Japan.svg Makoto Tamura
F/C 22 Flag of Japan.svg Sean Ichioka
PF 32 Flag of the United States.svg Justin Harper
PG 49 Flag of Japan.svg Hirotoki Iida
F/C 52 Flag of Japan.svg J. R. Sakuragi
Head coach

Flag of Japan.svg Sho Higashijima

Assistant coach(es)

Flag of Japan.svg Yuji Kanbara


Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • Cruz Roja.svg Injured

Updated: 22 March 2023

Notable players

Former logo Otsuka Corporation Alphas logo.png
Former logo

Arenas

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References

  1. "Koshigaya eyes big impact in B1 debut, aims to sign Kai Sotto". 17 June 2024. Retrieved 21 July 2024.