Filipino Luxembourg Basketball

From building quietly to being featured in Luxemburger Wort — The main daily newspaper in Luxembourg!

Honored to see our team and story highlighted in our very first article.

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🏀 Eine luxemburgische Mannschaft mit philippinischen Wurzeln veranstaltet ein Turnier in Walferdingen. Ihr Teamname wird von Korblegern und Hühnchen geprägt.

Den Link zum Artikel findet ihr hier. ⬇️
https://www.wort.lu/sport/korbleger-und-huehnchen-praegen-den-namen-eines-luxemburgischen-basketball-teams/153490431.html

THE ROSTER IS HERE 🇱🇺

Presenting our Official Lineup for Euro-Fil Tournament Season 2!

📍 Walferdange, Luxembourg
📅 May 30 & 31

Ready to represent Luxembourg and give it everything on the field. We want YOU there supporting us! Bring the hype, bring the energy, and let’s make this an unforgettable weekend! 🫵

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8 countries. All Filipino. One champion.

Join us this May 30 & 31 in Walferdange for an exciting Filipino Basketball Tournament filled with passion, pride, and nonstop action on the court! 🔥

Enjoy authentic Filipino food & drinks served by Rose Francisco and Dasbach Alona — together with the newly formed Luxembourg Women’s Basketball Team — Samahan Ng Lux! 🍢🥤🏀

🎟 FREE ENTRANCE
📍 Walferdange, Luxembourg
📅 May 30 & 31

Come support, watch great games, eat good food, and celebrate Filipino basketball with the community! 🇵🇭❤️

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Nationale 2 Sharpshooter 🎯

Playing for Black Frogs Schieren in Luxembourg’s 2nd Division, Gabriel helped lead the team to a 15-5 Regular Season record, tied for 3rd Place and finishing as the 4th seed. The team earned a spot in the Promotion Phase, but injuries to key players made the run difficult, ending the season with a 3-7 Promotion Phase record and a 5th Place finish overall.

Individually, Gabriel put together an outstanding season — nearly joining the 50-40-90 Club while leading the JICL in Made Threes and shooting 46% from beyond the arc all year.

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Elite N1 Shooter 🎯

Playing for Résidence Walferdange in Luxembourg’s First Division, Marvin and his team finished the Regular Season 11-11, earning the 7th Seed heading into the Playoffs.

They opened the series with a big upset win against the 2nd Seed before falling in the next two games to end their season in the First Round.

Individually, it was a season filled with adversity. A Mid-Season coaching change and minor injuries affected Marvin’s rhythm and playing time. Despite the setbacks, he proved himself as one of the League’s Top Three-Point Shooters, finishing the season shooting 42% from beyond the arc in 18 games played.

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Nationale 3 Top Scorer 🎯

Despite injuries limiting him to 14 of 20 games, Steven made every appearance count for BBC Käldall. Alongside Anthony, he helped power an 8–6 Regular Season record that ended in a Three-Way Tie for 2nd Place – officially finishing 3rd after Tiebreakers.

When the Relegation Phase began, Steven elevated his game even further. As Käldall went 4–2 to secure a 2nd Place finish, his scoring and overall impact continued to rise when the team needed it most.

Individually, Steven separated himself from the rest of the league — finishing as the Top Scorer in Luxembourg’s 3rd Division on a points-per-game basis. A matchup nightmare every single night.

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Nationale 3 Mr. Long Bomb 💣

Anthony Lana showed up and delivered all year for BBC Käldall. Playing 18 of 20 games, he was a key piece in a strong Regular Season run that ended in a Three-Way Tie for 2nd Place – ultimately landing 3rd after Tiebreakers.

In the Relegation Phase, while his scoring dipped slightly, his impact remained undeniable. The team went 4–2 in those games, finishing 2nd and closing the season on a high note.

Individually, Anthony capped it off by finishing as one of the top scorers in Luxembourg's 3rd Division – a problem for every defense.

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The season comes to a close ✅

Rainjay Maturan suited up for AS Soleuvre B in Luxembourg’s 3rd Division, finishing the Regular Season 7–7 and securing the 5th-Seed.

Entering the Relegation Phase, he elevated his performance when it mattered most—helping lead the team to a 3–3 record and a 3rd-Place finish.

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