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Liga de Campeones 2024
Liga de Campeones Final: GIE Cibao Immortals - Santiago Max 100-80 GIE Cibao Immortals (Jermaine Barnes): Victor Torres, Christian Colston, Tajik Bartholomew, Bernard Parks, Paul Harrison, Markise Davis, Angel Rivas, Jovan Tucker, D'Angelo Elliott, Clavontae Brown, DeMierre Black, Clarence Tillman, Ben Njie, Lee Langstaff, Paul Parks, Teodoro Romero, Jamail Jones, Juan Martinez, Ahtthaijiri Bell, Jose Guitian, Moises Peralta, Ameth Gil, Milosevic Rivera, Leonacis Pena, Malvin Payero, Gian Batista, Sammy Rodriguez, Jimmy Beltrez Standings 2024
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Player of the Week: Round 6(RS)  Santiago Basket Liga de Campeones Final  GIE Cibao Immortals claim LDC Superior League title  Jermaine Barnes of GIE Cibao Immortals wins 2024 LDC Coach of the Year award-Nov 19, 2024
Barnes helped guide the Immortals to a franchise-record 12-0 wins and the league's top record. SANTIAGO – GIE Cibao Immortals head coach Jermaine Barnes is the recipient of the Coca-Cola Trophy as the 2024 LDC Coach of the Year, the LDC Superior League announced today. This is the 3rd LDC Coach of the Year Award for Barnes' (2022, 2024, 2025). Barnes received 58 points (55 first-place votes) from a global panel of 55 sportswriters and broadcasters. Team Max head coach Max Castro finished in second place with 3 points (1 first-place votes). He guided the Immortals to an LDC-leading 12-0 record in the regular season, the most victories and the highest winning percentage (1.000) in a season in franchise history. Immortals had identical 6-0 records at home and on the road. The Immortals tied their 2022 regular season record becoming the first franchise in LDC history to have two undefeated seasons. Barnes was named the LDC Coach of the Month twice (October and November). He and his staff also earned the spot to coach Team South in the 2025 LDC All-Star Game. This is Barnes’ fourth season as the Immortals’ head coach. Last season, he guided GIE to a 9-2 record and its fourth appearance in the LDC Finals. Barnes previously served as head coach of several club around the world including Germany, France, Morrocco, Lebanon, Mexico and Taiwan. In 2017 Barnes was named head coach of the USA Women's National Team in the FIBA Jones Cup (Taiwan). The Americans won Silver by defeating Korea. * 2020 Barnes was named Eurobasket.com All-Mediterranean Coach of the Year (Barcelona, Spain). Barnes FIBA Coaching Career: 2014: FIBA William Jones Cup (Taiwan); USA National Team 2015: Copa Mitchell Cup (Dominican Republic); Gold Medal Winner 2015-2016: Atlantas Paphou (Cyprus)2015-2016: Partner: Business Consultant for Atlanta Dream (WNBA) 2016: FIBA William Jones Cup (Taiwan); USA National Team 2016: Copa Mitchell Cup (Dominican Republic); Gold Medal Winner 2016-2017: Chabibeh Chiyah (Lebanon-Division I) 2017: Mediterranean Cup of Champions in Barcelona (Spain) 2017-2018: Chabibeh Chiyah (Lebanon-Division I) 2018-2019: SG Bergishe Loewen (Germany) 2019-2020: Rheinland Lions (Germany) 2020-2021: Troisdorfer Leichtathletik Gemeinschaft (Germany) 2021-2022: AMIB (Morocco-D1) 2022: Correcaminos UAT Victoria (Mexico) 2022: Pioneras de Delicias (Mexico-Liga Chihuahua Vive) 2022-2023: Immortals de Cibao (Dominican Republic-LDC) 2023: in Oct.'22 Jermaine Barnes was named President of Torneo Superior Femenino de Santiago (Dominican Republic-TSF) 2023-2024: Immortals de Cibao (Dominican Republic-LDC) 2024: Taipei Pirates (Taiwan-ASEAN League) 2024: Immortals de Cibao (Dominican Republic-LDC) Barnes FIBA Coaching Awards: Head Coach: USA Women National Team -2013-16 William Jones Cup for Women in Taiwan -2014, 15, 2016 (Bronze) Head Coach: Copa Mitchell Cup (Gold) -2015,16,17 Copa Mitchell Cup in Dominican Republic -2015,16,17 Cyprus Division B1 Cup Winner -2016 Cyprus Division B1 Cup Best Coach - 2016 Cyprus Division B1 Regular Season Champion -2016 Cyprus Division B1 Champion -2016 Lebanese Cup Finalist -2017 Eurobasket.com All-Mediterranean Cup Best Coach -2017, 18 Mediterranean Cup in Barcelona (Spain) Winner -2017 Coach Assistant: Lebanese WLBL All-Star Game -2017, 18 Eurobasket.com All-Liga Catalonia Cup Best Coach (Spain) -2018 Liga Catalonia Cup Winner in Barcelona -2018 Eurobasket.com All-German 2.Bundesliga Coach of the Year -2019 German 2.Bundesliga Finalist -2019 Eurobasket.com All-Mediterranean Cup Coach of the Year -2019 Mediterranean Cup Winner (France) -2019 Moroccan Throne Cup Winner -2021 Afrobasket.com All-Moroccan Throne Cup Best Coach -2021 Latinbasket.com All-United Cup Coach of the Year -2021, 22, 23, 24 United Cup Winner -2021, 22, 24 Dominican Rep. LDC Regular Season Champion -2022, 23, 24, 25 Dominican Rep. LDC Finalist -2022, 23, 24 United Cup Superior Champion -2021, 22, 23 Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic LDC Superior Coach of the Year -2022, 23, 25 Dominican Republic LDC Superior Finalist -2023 Dominican Republic LDC Lopez Cup Best Coach -2023, 24 Head Coach: Dominican Republic LDC All-Star Game -2022, 23, 24, 25 Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic UNIDA Super Liga Taco Bell Coach of the Year -2024 Dominican Rep. LDC Superior League Champions -2025 Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic LDC Awards 2024-Nov 20, 2024
 Clarence Tillman, 34-year old American small forward from the Immortals de Cibao, earned the Finals MVP at the Liga de Campeones.
He graduated from the University of North Georgia eleven years ago.
Tillman received multiple other awards, picked up the Import Player of the Year, Lopez Cup Best Player and earned a spot in the First Team.
He averaged 27 points and 8 rebounds per game in the league.
Tillman has totalled 3 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 2 games on the year.
His 35 points against Del Patio were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Among many awards he won the ABA championship title in 2017, 2018 and 2021.
Ameth Gil, 36-year old shooting guard from the Immortals de Cibao, was named the Player of the Year of United Cup.
He was also voted to the First Team.
Gil helped Gil's team have an undefeated season as Immortals de Cibao was not challenged in the league with a perfect 11 to 0 in the regular season.
He was previously selected to the Second Team back in 2022.
Gil was the Player of the Week honoree in the league.
His court vision propelled him to the fifth spot in points per game an outstanding average of over 19.
Gil also registered over 5 rebounds per game that season in the league.
He has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points on the year.
Gil's 33 points against Santiago Max were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Moises Peralta, 29-year old forward from the Santiago Basket Titanes Dorado, was voted the Defensive Player of the Year at the Liga de Campeones.
He was also chosen to the First Team.
Peralta had almost 21 points and over 12 rebounds per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 3 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 4 games on the year.
Peralta's 23 points against Santiago Max were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
He won the Dominican Republic LDC Superior championship title in 2023.
Jthan Aybar, from the Santiago Max, was selected as the Most Improved Player of the Year of Liga de Campeones.
He was also named to the First Team.
Aybar averaged 5 rebounds per game in the league.
He led the LDC in points per game with almost 21.
Aybar has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points on the year.
His 28 points against LDC Ignite were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Victor Torres, 29-year old shooting guard from the Santiago Max, earned a spot in the First Team at the Liga de Campeones.
He logged over 20 points and 5 rebounds per game that season in the league.
Torres has totalled 5 games of 20 or more points on the year.
His 23 points against LDC Ignite were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Finals MVP:  Clarence Tillman (196-SF-1990) of ImmortalsPlayer of the Year:  Ameth Gil (191-SG-1988) of ImmortalsCoca-Cola Rookie of the Year: Lee Langstaff (185-G) of ImmortalsDefensive Player of the Year: Moises Peralta (193-F-1995) of Santiago BasketImport Player of the Year: Clarence Tillman (196-SF-1990) of ImmortalsMost Improved Player of the Year: Jthan Aybar of Santiago MaxLopez Cup Best Player: Clarence Tillman (196-SF-1990) of ImmortalsCoach of the Year: Jermaine Barnes of Immortals Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic LDC First Team 2024  Torres  Tillman  Gil Aybar Peralta Victor Torres (189-SG-1995) of Santiago Max Clarence Tillman (196-SF-1990) of Immortals Ameth Gil (191-SG-1988) of Immortals Jthan Aybar of Santiago Max Moises Peralta (193-F-1995) of Santiago BasketLatinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic LDC Second Team 2024  Langstaff  Colston  Black  Crowder  Rivas Lee Langstaff (185-G) of Immortals Christian Colston (183-PG-1995) of Santiago Basket DeMierre Black (185-PG) of Immortals Jalen Crowder (196-G) of Santiago Basket Angel Rivas (198-F-1993) of ImmortalsLatinbasket.com All-Dominican Republic LDC Honorable Mention 2024  Payero  Torres  Hoeth  Elliott Malvin Payero (185-G-2001) of Immortals Raul Torres (182-SG-2005) of Verano Cody Hoeth (196-F) of LDC Ignite Angel Nunz of Del Patio D'Angelo Elliott (196-G) of LDC Ignite*The awards were created by Latinbasket.com staff based on the stats (if available), teams' performance and players' performance.
It very often required deeper research and collecting various data about the players and their teams. |
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