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Football team

San-en NeoPhoenix

Club · Japan · B League

«NeoPhoenix»

364 Matches
177 wins
186 losses
30147–30252 Points
−105 Difference
82.8 Average per match
Form W 19 Apr · Away Ryukyu Golden Kings · 86:68 W 22 Apr · Home Toyama Grouses · 94:86 L 25 Apr · Away SeaHorses Mikawa · 67:87 L 26 Apr · Away SeaHorses Mikawa · 73:76 W 2 May · Home Nagoya Diamond Dolphins · 89:66 W 3 May · Home Nagoya Diamond Dolphins · 93:79

Hamamatsu shares its basketball team with Toyohashi, just across the prefectural line in Aichi, an arrangement that shows up in the club's own name: San-en. Home games are played at the Toyohashi City General Gymnasium.

The team started out in 1965 as the company side of OSG Corporation, a machine parts manufacturer based in Toyokawa. It carried the OSG name through several changes — OSG Phoenix, then OSG Higashimikawa Phoenix, then Hamamatsu Higashimikawa Phoenix — before the 2016 launch of the B.League gave it a reason to drop the corporate branding altogether and become San-en NeoPhoenix.

Since the switch, the closest the club has come is the Central Conference title in the 2023–24 season, without a run to the overall B.League championship. Thirdy Ravena spent four seasons in San-en colours before leaving in 2024, the season in which he was named the league's Impressive Asia Player of the Year.

Across the prefectural border sits Nagoya Diamond Dolphins, the club San-en meets most often as a fellow occupant of Aichi and of the league's western grouping. There is no named derby attached to the fixture, just the regularity of two Aichi-based sides sharing a conference table season after season.

What holds the club to its origins is the gymnasium in Toyohashi and the double-city name, both still pointing back to a works team built around a machine parts maker in Toyokawa six decades ago.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
3 May B League Nagoya Diamond Dolphins H 93:79 W
2 May B League Nagoya Diamond Dolphins H 89:66 W
26 Apr B League SeaHorses Mikawa A 73:76 L
25 Apr B League SeaHorses Mikawa A 67:87 L
22 Apr B League Toyama Grouses H 94:86 W
19 Apr B League Ryukyu Golden Kings A 86:68 W

Standing

B League

Group stage · Western Conference

# Team M W L Goals Pts
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
6 Saga Ballooners 60 32 28 4938:4903 0
7 Hiroshima Dragonflies 60 31 29 5160:5044 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 364
364 Matches
177 wins
186 losses
30147–30252 Points
−105 Difference
82.8 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 364
177wins: 177 · 48% 186losses: 186 · 51%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
19 Apr · Away Ryukyu Golden Kings · 86:68
22 Apr · Home Toyama Grouses · 94:86
25 Apr · Away SeaHorses Mikawa · 67:87
26 Apr · Away SeaHorses Mikawa · 73:76
2 May · Home Nagoya Diamond Dolphins · 89:66
3 May · Home Nagoya Diamond Dolphins · 93:79
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 364 186 178
Scored 30147 15552 14595
Conceded 30252 15399 14853
Average per match 82.8 83.6 82.0
Conceded per game 83.1 82.8 83.4
Difference −105 +153 −258

Fixtures of San-en NeoPhoenix

Honours of San-en NeoPhoenix

  • BJ League Championship 2010, 2011, 2015 3
  • B.League Central Conference 2024 1
  • BJ League Second Division Championship 2000 1