Led by captain and Finals MVP Sean Bonanni, this squad was built with the perfect balance of size, offense, and defense—delivering Sean his third JP League championship. Rookie standout Kevin Wan burst onto the scene, quickly establishing himself as one of the league’s top rising stars. Known for their scrappy, physical play and relentless hustle, Team Kevin Love brought 110% energy every game, making them one of the most exciting and feared teams of the season.

From left to right: Derby Ng, Sean Bonanni (C), Taylor Searle, Kevin Diaz, Brian Mulvihill, Kevin Chin, Kenny Yu, Kevin Wan, Geordan France, Andrew Mou

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu

Led by captain and Finals MVP Moe Khair, who crafted a team built for speed and fireworks. Their fast-paced, run-and-gun style left opponents scrambling to keep up, as every player could handle the ball, push the break, and knock down the three. Mo Money Mo Buckets lit up the season with transition offense and long-range shooting, cementing their title run as one of the league’s most electrifying teams.

From left to right: Louis Luo, Andrew Cho, Anthony Huang, Brandon Mackie, Stephen Deng, Moe Khair (C), Jeff Liu