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Football team

Toyama Grouses

Club · Japan · B League

«Grouses»

369 Matches
144 wins
225 losses
30267–31488 Points
−1221 Difference
82.0 Average per match
Form W 19 Apr · Home Sendai 89ers · 92:89 L 22 Apr · Away San-en NeoPhoenix · 86:94 W 25 Apr · Home Akita · 82:72 W 26 Apr · Home Akita · 94:77 W 2 May · Away Hiroshima Dragonflies · 96:89 W 3 May · Away Hiroshima Dragonflies · 101:91

In April 2016, Toyama Grouses walked out for the final of the bj League needing one more win to become champions of Japan, and left with a runner-up medal after falling 86–74 to the Ryukyu Golden Kings. It was the high point of a run built under head coach Bob Nash and driven by Masashi Joho, the club's captain and the league's 2014 MVP, who carried Toyama to the Eastern Conference title that same year before the bj League folded into the new B.League.

The team behind that run had started as something much smaller. An amateur side was put together in October 1998 purely to strengthen Toyama prefecture's entry for the 2000 National Sports Festival, and it won the tournament outright. That result gave the project enough weight to go professional: in June 2005 it was refounded as the basketball department of Toyama Atlas Co., Ltd., entering the newly formed bj League the following season. The name comes from the rock ptarmigan, Toyama prefecture's bird, known locally as a grouse.

Joho left, then returned for the 2020–21 season, by which point the club had already cycled through several coaches trying to recapture 2016 — Miodrag Rajković, Don Beck, and Honoo Hamaguchi among them. The swings continued into the B.League era: Toyama dropped into the second-tier B2 League for the 2024–25 season, then won the B2 playoffs outright to force an immediate return. They go into 2025–26 back in the top-flight B1, at the Toyama City General Gymnasium, trying to hold a place they have already lost once.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
3 May B League Hiroshima Dragonflies A 101:91 W
2 May B League Hiroshima Dragonflies A 96:89 W
26 Apr B League Akita H 94:77 W
25 Apr B League Akita H 82:72 W
22 Apr B League San-en NeoPhoenix A 86:94 L
19 Apr B League Sendai 89ers H 92:89 W

Standing

B League

Group stage · Western Conference

# Team M W L Goals Pts
9 Osaka 60 23 37 4868:4988 0
10 Shiga 60 23 37 4819:5097 0
11 Kyoto Hannaryz 60 20 40 4479:4874 0
12 Toyama Grouses 60 18 42 4908:5314 0
13 Nagoya Fighting Eagles 60 18 42 4800:5071 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 369
369 Matches
144 wins
225 losses
30267–31488 Points
−1221 Difference
82.0 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 369
144wins: 144 · 39% 225losses: 225 · 60%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
19 Apr · Home Sendai 89ers · 92:89
22 Apr · Away San-en NeoPhoenix · 86:94
25 Apr · Home Akita · 82:72
26 Apr · Home Akita · 94:77
2 May · Away Hiroshima Dragonflies · 96:89
3 May · Away Hiroshima Dragonflies · 101:91
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 369 182 187
Scored 30267 14711 15556
Conceded 31488 15299 16189
Average per match 82.0 80.8 83.2
Conceded per game 85.3 84.1 86.6
Difference −1221 −588 −633

Fixtures of Toyama Grouses

Honours of Toyama Grouses

  • B.League Eastern Conference Champions 2016 1
  • bj League Finals Runner-up 2016 1