Basketball Champions League Star Lineup Explained

See main article: Basketball Champions League Awards. The Basketball Champions League Star Lineup, or FIBA Champions League Star Lineup, is an annual award for the Basketball Champions League (BCL)'s top ten basketball players for each season. The Basketball Champions League is, along with the EuroCup, one of the two secondary level European-wide professional club basketball leagues in Europe. The award is given by FIBA. The award began in conjunction with the league's inaugural season, the 2016–17 Basketball Champions League.

Voting criteria

The Star Lineup is chosen by a vote of the fans online, a vote of media journalists and representatives, and a vote of all of the head coaches of all of the teams in each season of the league. The fans, the media, and the league's head coaches each get 1/3 of the vote distribution.

Star Lineup by season

Player (X)	Denotes the number of times the player was selected to either the First or Second Team.
Bold	Denotes the player who was named Basketball Champions League MVP.

Player nationalities by national team:

Season	First team		Second team
Season	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
2016–17	Jordan Theodore	Banvit	Will Hatcher	Partizan	^[1]
	Zack Wright	Monaco	Chris Kramer	Oldenburg
	Melvin Ejim	Reyer Venezia	Gediminas Orelik	Banvit
	Aaron Doornekamp	Iberostar Tenerife	Dušan Šakota	AEK Athens
	Georgios Bogris	Canarias	Vladimir Štimac	Beşiktaş
2017–18	Manny Harris	AEK Athens	Gabe York	Bayreuth	^[2]
	D. J. Kennedy	Karşıyaka	Kendrick Ray	Nymburk
	Ovie Soko	UCAM Murcia	Christopher Evans	Monaco
	Louis Labeyrie	SIG Strasbourg	Dušan Šakota (2)	AEK Athens
	Elmedin Kikanović	Monaco	Gašper Vidmar	Banvit
2018–19	Tyrese Rice	Bamberg	Paris Lee	Antwerp Giants	^[3]
	Kevin Punter	Virtus Bologna	James Feldeine	Hapoel Jerusalem
	Tim Abromaitis	Canarias	Ovie Soko	UCAM Murcia
	Vince Hunter	AEK Athens	Amath M'Baye	Virtus Bologna
	Ismaël Bako	Telenet Giants Antwerp	Colton Iverson	Canarias
2019–20	Marcelinho Huertas	Canarias	Dylan Ennis	Zaragoza	^[4]
	Keith Langford	AEK Athens	Vítor Benite	Burgos
	Vojtěch Hruban	Nymburk	Dyshawn Pierre	Dinamo Sassari
	TaShawn Thomas	Hapoel Jerusalem	Kyle Wiltjer	Türk Telekom
	Giorgi Shermadini	Canarias	Moustapha Fall	Türk Telekom
2020–21	C.J. Harris	Hapoel Holon	Dylan Ennis (2)	Zaragoza	^[5]
	Kasey Shepherd	Nizhny Novgorod	Darius Thompson	New Basket Brindisi
	Bonzie Colson	SIG Strasbourg	Jasiel Rivero	San Pablo Burgos
	Raymar Morgan	Karşıyaka	Omar Prewitt	Nymburk
	Giorgi Shermadini (2)	Canarias	Michale Kyser	VEF Rīga
2021–22	Joe Ragland	Hapoel U-NET Holon	Marcelinho Huertas (2)	Lenovo Tenerife	^[6]
	Jonah Radebaugh	MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg	Joe Thomasson	Baxi Manresa
	Chima Moneke	Baxi Manresa	DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell	Galatasaray Nef
	Chris Johnson	Hapoel U-NET Holon	Elijah Stewart	U-BT Cluj-Napoca
	Giorgi Shermadini (3)	Lenovo Tenerife	Ivan Buva	Rytas Vilnius
2022–23	Marcelinho Huertas (3)	Lenovo Tenerife	Marcus Foster	Rytas Vilnius	^[7]
	T. J. Shorts	Telekom Baskets Bonn	Kendrick Perry	Unicaja
	Darío Brizuela	Unicaja	DeAndre Lansdowne	SIG Strasbourg
	Akil Mitchell	AEK Athens	Levi Randolph	Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem
	Zach Hankins	Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem	Giorgi Shermadini (4)	Lenovo Tenerife
2023–24	Joe Ragland (2)	Peristeri	Dylan Ennis (3)	UCAM Murcia	^[8]
	Marcelo Huertas (4)	Lenovo Tenerife	Hunter Hale	Promitheas
	Kendrick Perry (2)	Unicaja	Levi Randolph (2)	Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem
	David Kravish	Unicaja	Dylan Osetkowski	Unicaja
	Austin Wiley	Tofaş	Vernon Carey Jr.	Pınar Karşıyaka