LNB Pro A MVP

France
LNB Pro A awards and honours
Individual awards

The LNB Pro A MVP is the MVP award of the top-tier level men's professional club basketball league in France, the LNB Pro A. Maxi-Basket holds the vote, and calls it the referendum.

Awards (before 1983)

Before 1983, the title of the best player in the league was sometimes assigned by a panel of journalists, but the charts are incomplete.

Two awards (1983–2014)

Between 1983 and 2005, the monthly Maxi-Basket conducted a vote of the players and coaches of the league. Since 2005, the coaches and captains of the LNB Pro A clubs, and a panel of fifty journalists are asked to vote.[1]

Season France French Player's MVP Foreign Player's MVP
1982–83 France Philip Szanyiel (ASVEL) United States Ed Murhpy (Limoges)
1983–84 France Hervé Dubuisson (Stade) United States Ed Murphy (Limoges)
1984–85 France Richard Dacoury (Limoges) United States Ed Murphy (Limoges)
1985–86 France Stéphane Ostrowski (Limoges) United States Kevin Figaro (Challans)
1986–87 France Freddy Hufnagel (Orthez) United States Bill Varner (Antibes)
1987–88 France Stéphane Ostrowski (Limoges) United States Don Collins (Limoges)
1988–89 France Stéphane Ostrowski (Limoges) United States Don Collins (Limoges)
1989–90 France Stéphane Ostrowski (Limoges) United States Don Collins (Limoges)
1990–91 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Cholet) United States Michael Brooks (Limoges)
1991–92 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Cholet) United States Michael Brooks (Limoges)
1992–93 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Cholet) United States Michael Young (Limoges)
1993–94 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Cholet) United States Michael Young (Limoges)
1994–95 France Yann Bonato (Paris) United States David Rivers (Antibes)
1995–96 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Orthez) United States Delaney Rudd (ASVEL)
1996–97 France Yann Bonato (Limoges) United States Delaney Rudd (ASVEL)
1997–98 France Jim Bilba (ASVEL) United States Jerry McCullough (BCM)
1998–99 France Laurent Foirest (Orthez) United States Keith Jennings (MSB)
1999–00 France Moustapha Sonko (ASVEL) United States Marcus Brown (Limoges)
2000–01 France Jim Bilba (ASVEL) United States Bill Edwards (ASVEL)
2001–02 France Cyril Julian (Nancy) Spain Roger Esteller (Orthez)
2002–03 France Boris Diaw (Orthez) United States Rico Hill (MSB)
2003–04 France Laurent Foirest (Orthez) United States Rick Hughes (SIG)
2004–05 France Laurent Sciarra (BCM) United States Jermaine Guice (STB)
2005–06 France Cyril Julian (Nancy) United States Jason Rowe (Toulon)
2006–07 France Cyril Julian (Nancy) United States Dewarick Spencer (Roanne)
2007–08 France Nando de Colo (Cholet) United States Marc Salyers (Roanne)
2008–09 France Alain Koffi (MSB) United States Austin Nichols (Toulon)
2009–10 France Ali Traoré (ASVEL) Dominican Republic Ricardo Greer (Nancy)
2010–11 France Mickaël Gelabale (ASVEL) Dominican Republic Samuel Mejia (Cholet)
2011–12 France Fabien Causeur (Cholet) United States Blake Schilb (Chalon)
2012–13 France Edwin Jackson (ASVEL) United States Dwight Buycks (BCM)
2013–14 France Antoine Diot (SIG) United States Randal Falker (Nancy)

Unified award (since 2015)

Devin Booker was the second Chalon player to win MVP, in 2016
^ Denotes player who is still active in the Pro A
* Inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame
dagger Denotes player whose team won championship that year
Player (X) Denotes the number of times the player has been named MVP
Team (X) Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won
LNB Pro A Most Valuable Player Award
Season Player Position Nationality Club Ref(s)
2014–15dagger Moerman, AdrienAdrien Moerman Forward  France Limoges CSP (18) [2]
2015–16 Booker, DevinDevin Booker Forward  United States Élan Chalon (2) [3]

L'Équipe awards (1994–2005)

Between 1994 and 2005, the French newspaper, L'Équipe, also conducted a selection of the best French and foreign players of the league, through a vote of journalists. These awards are also considered official by the Ligue Nationale de Basket (LNB).

Season France French Player's MVP Foreign Player's MVP
1993–94 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Cholet) United States Michael Young (Limoges)
1994–95 France Yann Bonato (Paris) United States David Rivers (Antibes)
1995–96 France Antoine Rigaudeau (Orthez) United States Delaney Rudd (ASVEL)
1996–97 France Jim Bilba (ASVEL) United States Delaney Rudd (ASVEL)
1997–98 France Alain Digbeu (ASVEL) United States Jerry McCullough (BCM)
1998–99 France Laurent Foirest (Orthez) United States Keith Jennings (MSB)
1999–00 France Moustapha Sonko (ASVEL) United States Marcus Brown (Limoges)
2000–01 France Jim Bilba (ASVEL) United States Bill Edwards (ASVEL)
2001–02 France Cyril Julian (Nancy) United States-United Kingdom Tony Dorsey (Cholet)
2002–03 France Laurent Sciarra (Paris) Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Dragan Lukovski (Orthez)
2003–04 France Laurent Foirest (Orthez) United States Rick Hughes (SIG)
2004–05 France Laurent Sciarra (BCM) United States Jermaine Guice (STB)

See also

References

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