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Basketball team

Utsunomiya Brex

Club · Japan · B League

403 Matches
294 wins
109 losses
32752–29646 Points
+3106 Difference
81.3 Average per match
Form W 26 Sep · Home Yokohama B-Corsairs · 88:78 L 27 Sep · Home Yokohama B-Corsairs · 71:74 L 3 Oct · Away Toyama Grouses · 67:77 W 4 Oct · Away Toyama Grouses · 99:77 W 9 Oct · Away Ibaraki Robots · 90:79 L 11 Oct · Home Akita · 71:82

Tochigi Prefecture had no professional basketball team when a group began working toward one in December 2004, and the effort became Tochigi Brex in April 2007, entering the JBL2. A sponsorship deal renamed it Link Tochigi Brex the following year, and in 2019 the club took the name it carries now, Utsunomiya Brex, aligning it with the city that had become its true base even as Kanuma City remained the official "mother town." Navy blue and yellow, the colours chosen for the club, were picked as a tribute to the Indiana Pacers, a nod to the sister-state relationship between Indiana and Tochigi. The results arrived quickly. Brex won the JBL2 in its debut campaign, then the JBL title in 2009–10 and the NBL in 2010–11, climbing through three different top-flight structures in three years. When the B.League was formed, Utsunomiya added championships in 2016–17, 2021–22 and 2024–25, and in 2025 the club beat Al Riyadi 94–93 to take the Basketball Champions League Asia, a first continental title for a Japanese team. Yuta Tabuse, the first Japanese-born player to appear in the NBA, joined the club in 2008 and is remembered as one of its defining figures. More recently it has been D.J. Newbill driving the club forward, named B.League MVP in both 2024 and 2025 before adding the BCL Asia MVP award. The SeaHorses Mikawa have provided the club's sharpest competition over the years, meeting them repeatedly in the Eastern Conference and in finals. Utsunomiya now carries the weight of a team expected to win every season it enters, and after the 2025 continental title it added the East Asia Super League championship in 2026.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
11 Oct B League Akita H 71:82 L
9 Oct B League Ibaraki Robots A 90:79 W
4 Oct B League Toyama Grouses A 99:77 W
3 Oct B League Toyama Grouses A 67:77 L
27 Sep B League Yokohama B-Corsairs H 71:74 L
26 Sep B League Yokohama B-Corsairs H 88:78 W

Standing

B League

Group stage · Eastern Conference

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Utsunomiya Brex 60 45 15 5130:4801 0
2 Chiba 60 42 18 5060:4610 0
3 Gunma Crane Thunders 60 42 18 4990:4381 0
4 Alvark 60 41 19 4891:4654 0
5 Levanga Hokkaido 60 37 23 5298:5204 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 403
403 Matches
294 wins
109 losses
32752–29646 Points
+3106 Difference
81.3 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 403
294wins: 294 · 72% 109losses: 109 · 27%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
26 Sep · Home Yokohama B-Corsairs · 88:78
27 Sep · Home Yokohama B-Corsairs · 71:74
3 Oct · Away Toyama Grouses · 67:77
4 Oct · Away Toyama Grouses · 99:77
9 Oct · Away Ibaraki Robots · 90:79
11 Oct · Home Akita · 71:82
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 403 209 194
Scored 32752 16883 15869
Conceded 29646 15493 14153
Average per match 81.3 80.8 81.8
Conceded per game 73.6 74.1 73.0
Difference +3106 +1390 +1716

Fixtures of Utsunomiya Brex

Honours of Utsunomiya Brex

  • B.League 2017, 2022, 2025 3
  • Basketball Champions League Asia 2025 1
  • East Asia Super League 2026 1
  • JBL 2010 1
  • JBL2 2008 1
  • NBL 2011 1