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Football team

Nagasaki

Club · Japan · B League

«Velca»

188 Matches
106 wins
82 losses
15533–15076 Points
+457 Difference
82.6 Average per match
Form W 15 May · Home Chiba · 82:74 W 16 May · Home Chiba · 102:93 L 23 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 69:71 W 24 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 66:60 W 26 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 72:64 L 23 Sep · Home Shimane · 64:89

Japanet Holdings, the retail and media conglomerate based in Sasebo, built the club for the port city itself. In 2020 the company put the name to a public vote, and Velca beat two other finalists after nearly 15,000 ballots were counted — a portmanteau stitching together "welcome," the idea of a healthy local community, and victory. Prussian blue, white and gold followed as the club's colours, and the team entered the B.League in the 2021–22 season, in the third tier.

What Nagasaki did from there had little precedent in the league. They won B3 in their debut season with 45 wins against three losses, went straight up to B2 and reached the final there too, losing it to Saga Ballooners, who took the automatic promotion instead. B1 arrived for 2023–24 regardless, and by the 2025–26 season Velca were beating Ryukyu Golden Kings in the finals to take the top-flight championship — three divisions climbed inside five years of existence.

The Happiness Arena, their home within the Nagasaki Stadium City development, can be configured anywhere from 1,000 up to 6,000 seats depending on the fixture. Kyushu gives them their nearest opponents in Kumamoto Volters and Saga Ballooners, though it's Ryukyu who have become the team Nagasaki measure themselves against after that B1 final.

Takuma Ito took the club up from B3 as general manager and head coach, before Kenjiro Maeda took over the bench from 2022–23 onward and was still in charge when the B1 title came. On the floor, it was Hyunjung Lee who ran the show in that 2025–26 final and was named its MVP — the player Velca fans point to when the climb through three leagues comes up.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
23 Sep B League Shimane H 64:89 L
26 May B League Ryukyu Golden Kings H 72:64 W
24 May B League Ryukyu Golden Kings H 66:60 W
23 May B League Ryukyu Golden Kings H 69:71 L
16 May B League Chiba H 102:93 W
15 May B League Chiba H 82:74 W

Standing

B League

Group stage · Western Conference

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Nagasaki 60 47 13 5472:4782 0
2 SeaHorses Mikawa 60 43 17 5030:4670 0
3 Ryukyu Golden Kings 60 42 18 4931:4502 0
4 Nagoya Diamond Dolphins 60 41 19 4973:4502 0
5 San-en NeoPhoenix 60 36 24 5152:4986 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 188
188 Matches
106 wins
82 losses
15533–15076 Points
+457 Difference
82.6 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 188
106wins: 106 · 56% 82losses: 82 · 43%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
15 May · Home Chiba · 82:74
16 May · Home Chiba · 102:93
23 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 69:71
24 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 66:60
26 May · Home Ryukyu Golden Kings · 72:64
23 Sep · Home Shimane · 64:89
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 188 98 90
Scored 15533 7945 7588
Conceded 15076 7769 7307
Average per match 82.6 81.1 84.3
Conceded per game 80.2 79.3 81.2
Difference +457 +176 +281

Fixtures of Nagasaki

Honours of Nagasaki

  • B.League B1 Championship 2026 1
  • B3 League Championship 2022 1