Shinagawa City Basketball Club

The Shinagawa City Basketball Club is a professional basketball team that competes in the Japanese B.League.^[1][2][3]

Shinagawa City Basketball Club
Division	Third
Leagues	B.League
Founded	2012
History	Tokyo Cinq Rêves (2012-2021) Shinagawa CIty Basketball Club (2021-present)
Arena	Shinagawa CIty Togoshi Gymnasium
Capacity	424
Location	Shinagawa, Tokyo
Head coach	Tomoya Sano
Website	Official website
Home Away

Roster

Shinagawa City Basketball Club roster
Players	Coaches
Pos. No. Nat. Name G/F 0   Samuel Sekiguchi SF 1   Daiki Uematsu PF 2   Adonnecy Joshua Bramah PG 3   Seiya Horituchi SF 5   Mark Saint Fort PG 10   Ryuhei Shimizu (C) G/F 11   Ryota Nagasawa PG 13   Takashi Yamada SG 15   Akihiro Ono C 22   Renaldo Dixon SG 31   Yuto Saaki SG 91   Yuki Ohara SG 92   Sojiro Kunikane SG 93   Ikumi Takahashi	Head coach Tomoya Sano Assistant coach(es) Hidenori Fukuda Legend (C) Team captain   Injured Roster Updated: 14 December 2022

Notable players

 

Former logo

• Morgan Hikaru Aiken
• Yuji Funayama (basketball)
• Zane Knowles
• Andre Murray [tl], League's steal leader in 2016
• El Hadji Ndieguene
• Samuel Jr. Sawaji
• Anthony Stover
• Hirohisa Takada
• Shoya Uchimura
• Marvin Williams
• Ricky Woods
• Dan Sperrazza

Coaches

• Motofumi Aoki
• Kenichi Kawachi
• Kazuo Kusumoto
• Lars Ekström
• Joe Navarro (basketball)
• Osamu Okada (es)
• Yasuhito Matsui

Arenas

• Inagi City General Gymnasium
• Ota City General Gymnasium
• Katayanagi Arena
• Musashino Forest Sports Plaza
• Chuo Ward General Sports Center
• Musashino Sports Complex
• Machida City General Gymnasium
• Higashimurayama Citizens Sports Center
• Samukawa General Gymnasium

References

1. B3.League (14 August 2017). "B3リーグ". Retrieved 14 August 2017.
2. "Ｂ３東京が20－21シーズンのリーグ退会 コロナ - バスケットボール : 日刊スポーツ". nikkansports.com.
3. @scbc_jpn (8 July 2020). "いつも熱いご声援有難うございます。..." (Tweet) – via Twitter.