SUDBURY 5 2025 BSL CHAMPIONS

Rising Above. Finishing Strong. Making History.

History made. Legacy built.

Congratulations to the Sudbury Five on capturing the 2025 BSL Championship—marking the first-ever professional sports title for the city of Sudbury, Ontario. From the leadership of Team Market Owner Dario Zulich, to the guidance of Head Coach Logan Stutz, to the heart and hustle of every player, staff member, and administrator, this was a full team effort in every sense.

But this win is about more than basketball. It’s about a team that shows up for its community, visiting schools, mentoring youth, and building a culture of connection and pride. It’s about a city that stood shoulder to shoulder in a standing-room-only crowd to witness history.

We are proud to call you champions and even more proud to have you in the BSL family.

— Evelyn Magley, CEO, Basketball Super League

Dominance. Leadership. Legacy.

Congratulations to J.D. Miller, the 2025 BSL Finals Most Valuable Player, whose exceptional performance was instrumental in leading the Sudbury Five to their first-ever Basketball Super League championship.

Throughout the Finals series, Miller showcased remarkable consistency and leadership, averaging 19.8 points, 10.0 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game. His standout performance came in Game 5, where he delivered 32 points and 17 rebounds, demonstrating his ability to rise to the occasion when it mattered most.

Beyond the impressive statistics, Miller’s presence on the court galvanized his teammates and energized the fans. His dedication and resilience epitomize the spirit of the Sudbury Five and the broader BSL community.

J.D. Miller’s performance didn’t just win a championship, it cemented his legacy as one of the league’s brightest stars. We celebrate his greatness today and know his impact on this game is only just beginning.

— David Magley, President, Basketball Super League

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The BSL is a next level league bringing together the best-performing players, coaches and teams from North America and beyond. “With 6 Teams In its inaugural year it will be the “premier” league in North America that players aspire to play in and stay longer making it a true destination league. The season will begin earlier and last longer, the venues are larger, with a minimum capacity of 2,500 and the players wages will be higher with no salary cap.” —CEO Evelyn Magley

The new league has already drawn the attention of major national sponsors, and an international online broadcast partner with reach into countries across North America and Europe. Negotiations with these partners have begun, with further details to be announced soon.

The Basketball Super League prides itself on its strong connection to community and commitment to helping its players become fully-rounded individuals. BSL will continue to stay true to its mission building communities and positively impacting lives through the simple game of basketball.

“The Basketball League will be a premier league that players aspire to get into and stay in longer – a true destination league,” explained league CEO Evelyn Magley, adding: “the season will begin earlier and last longer, the venues will be larger, with a minimum capacity of 2,500 and the players’ wages will be higher, with no salary cap.”