2025 SBC Grand Finals: Jeremiah Almencion Wins MVP as ISO Remains Undefeated

Queensland – On 26 October 2025, ISO cemented their place in SBC history as the most dominant squad to ever take the court, completing an undefeated run since the league’s inception. The display of composure, consistency, and determination to succeed are the baller traits that took them to that hall of fame.

Their title-clinching performance was headlined by Jeremiah Almencion in the highly anticipated grand finals. His stellar all-around execution earned him the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award.

Living up to his nickname, “Golden Boy” scored 30 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 7 massive steals, leading his team to victory in an intense neck-to-neck game against Balleroz, with a final score of 68–64.

“Words can’t describe it…we do this just to win. I love winning. I’ve said it multiple times. It’s
good to do it with your family, your brothers. No better feeling.” Almencion said after lifting the
championship trophy.

This victory was only part of a bigger triumph pulled by SBC Season 4 itself. Indeed, there was no stopping another successful and thrilling Grand Finals by the Nightshift Ballers, headed by commissioner KD Manansala and the NSB committee at the Nissan Arena.

Other Awardees

  • Best Defensive Player: Jarallah Onasin
  • Scoring King: Harvey Limpo
  • Rebound King: Julius Jalipa
  • Assist King: Reggie Abu
  • Steal King: Charles Villanueva
  • Block King: Aeziah Marcos
  • 3 Point King: David Jimenez
  • 6th Man of the Season: Jericho Sunglao
  • Most Improved Player: Harvey Limpo
  • Social Media Star: Reggie Abbu
  • Sportsmanship Award: Donald Cruz
  • Coach of the Season: Ervin Castro
  • Team Captain of the Season: Andrew Sy

Mythical Five:
Jeremiah Almencion (Guard), Luc Abalon (Guard), Axle Domingo (Forward), Harvey Limpo (Forward), Israel Co (Centre)

Team Results

  • Division 1 Champion: ISO
  • 2nd Place: Balleroz
  • 3rd Place: Dom’s Garage
  • Division 2 Champion: Niños

While the league’s success was amplified by the sponsors, basketball teams, volunteers, and audience — Councillor Emily Kim and the talented ladies of the Brisbane Silver Bullets also delighted the audience with their spectacular grooves.

As the celebrations spilled over the court and into the cheering audience, the NSB organisers proudly stated that they did not just finish the season — they overcame it.

Follow NSB’s socials for updates on Season 5 in January.

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