EuroCup Basketball MVP of the Round
The EuroCup Basketball MVP of the Round is the player of the week award for each round of the secondary level European-wide professional club basketball league in Europe, EuroCup Basketball. The EuroCup Basketball League is the European-wide professional basketball league that is one tier level below the top-tier EuroLeague. The award began with the 2002–03 season.
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2002–03
Regular Season
- Week 1: Jamie Arnold (Krka) 40
- Week 2: Nikolai Khryapa (Ural Great) 38
- Week 3: Miroslav Radosevic (Roseto) 38
- Week 4: Acie Earl (Darussafaka) 32
- Week 5: Acie Earl (Darussafaka) 45
- Week 6: Alberto Angulo (Lleida) 39
- Week 7: Vincent Jones (Darussafaka) 35
- Week 8: Maceo Baston (Joventut) 39
- Week 9: Juan Espil (Joventut) 34
- Week 10: Joe Spinks (Ricoh) 32
Playoff
- Eighthfinals Game 1: Ognjen Aškrabić (FMP Zeleznik) 38
- Eighthfinals Game 2: Michael Ruffin (Lleida) 30
- Quarterfinals Game 1: Juan Espil (Joventut) 36
- Quarterfinals Game 2: Ognjen Aškrabić (FMP Zeleznik) 32
- Semifinals Game 1: Dejan Tomašević (Pamesa) 27
- Semifinals Game 2: Nikola Radulović (Joventut) 22
2003–04
Regular Season
- Week 1: Priest Lauderdale (Lukoil) 55
- Week 2: Rasheed Brokenborough (Superfund) 48
- Week 3: Tunji Awajobi (Hapoel) 35
- Week 4: Jerry McCullough (Varese) 41
- Week 5: Jamie Arnold (Joventut) 35
- Week 6: Chris Mims (EiffelTowers) 41
- Week 7: Rasheed Brokenborough (Superfund) 37
- Week 8: Tunji Awajobi (Hapoel) 40
- Week 9: Erik Nelson (EiffelTowers) 34
- Week 10: Randy Duck (Brighton) 45
Playoff
- Eighthfinals Game 1: Kimani Ffriend (Reflex) 35
- Eighthfinals Game 2: Jaume Comas (Lleida) 32
- Quarterfinals Game 1: Robertas Javtokas (Rytas) & Doron Sheffer (Hapoel) 24
- Quarterfinals Game 2: Robertas Javtokas (Rytas) 35
- Semifinals Game 1: Antonio Bueno (Real Madrid) 33
- Semifinals Game 2: Willie Solomon (Hapoel) 45
2004–05
Regular Season
- Week 1: Marko Marinović (Reflex) 43
- Week 2: John Whorton (Darussafaka) 41
- Week 3: Michael Watson (Slask) 41
- Week 4: Kimani Ffriend (Hapoel) 43
- Week 5: Ivan Koljević (Buducnost) 46
- Week 6: Fred House (Rytas) 50
- Week 7: Bill Edwards (RheinEnergie) 39
- Week 8: Trojs Ostlers (Liege) 45
- Week 9: Matt Nielsen (PAOK) 37
- Week 10: Marcus Faison (Charleroi) & Brindley Wright (Ventspils) 39
Playoff
- Eighthfinals Game 1: Pete Mickeal (Makedonikos) 36
- Eighthfinals Game 2: Nebojša Bogavac (Hemofarm) 40
- Quarterfinals Game 1: Pete Mickeal (Makedonikos) 33
- Quarterfinals Game 2: Milenko Topić (Hemofarm) 32
- Semifinals Game 1: Nebojša Bogavac (Hemofarm) & Igor Rakočević (Pamesa) 36
- Semifinals Game 2: Pete Mickeal (Makedonikos) 40
2005–06
Regular Season
- Week 1: Kšyštof Lavrinovič (UNICS) 36
- Week 2: Vladan Vukosavljević (Hemofarm) 35
- Week 3: Julius Jenkins (Euphony) 36
- Week 4: Hüseyin Beşok (Le Mans) 38
- Week 5: Corey Brewer (Aris) 43
- Week 6: Ryan Stack (Aris) 46
- Week 7: Mario Austin (Hapoel) 41
- Week 8: Leroy Watkins (Queluz) 36
- Week 9: Mire Chatman (Dynamo) 33
- Week 10: Larry Lewis (Alicante) 36
Playoff
- Eighthfinals Game 1: Brian Lynch (Euphony) 33
- Eighthfinals Game 2: Savas Iliadis (Panionios) 43
- Quarterfinals Game 1: David Hawkins (Roma) 32
- Quarterfinals Game 2: Lazaros Papadopoulos (Dynamo) 34
- Semifinals Game 1: Lazaros Papadopoulos (Dynamo) 34
- Semifinals Game 2: Mire Chatman (Dynamo) 29
2006–07
Regular Season
- Week 1: Chuck Eidson (Strasbourg) 37
- Week 2: Kevin Houston (Dexia Mons-Hainaut) 39
- Week 3: Milan Gurović (Crvena Zvezda) 42
- Week 4: Saulius Štombergas (UNICS) 38
- Week 5: Milan Gurović (Crvena Zvezda) 36
- Week 6: Milan Gurović (Crvena Zvezda) 30
- Week 7: Leon Rodgers (Eiffel Towers) 36
- Week 8: Kristaps Valters (Snaidero Udine) 41
- Week 9: Yemi Nicholson (Dexia Mons-Hainaut) 36
- Week 10: Leon Rodgers (Eiffel Towers) 43
Playoff
- Eightfinals Game 1: Chuck Eidson (Strasbourg) 31
- Eightfinals Game 2: Chuck Eidson (Strasbourg) 32
- Quarterfinals Game 1: Mario Austin (Hapoel) 29
- Quarterfinals Game 2: Louis Bullock (Real Madrid) 26
- Semifinals Game 1: Charles Smith (Real Madrid) 34
- Semifinals Game 2: Felipe Reyes (Real Madrid) 35
2007–08
Regular Season
- Week 1: Michael Wright (Turk Telekom) 49
- Week 2: Mamadou N'Diaye (Panellinios) 41
- Week 3: Jamie Arnold (Hapoel) 38
- Week 4: Jamie Arnold (Hapoel) 42
- Week 5: Goran Nikolić (Alba Berlin) 45
- Week 6: Pero Antić (Lukoil Academic) 39
- Week 7: Robert Hite (Galatasaray) & Ian Boylan (Swans Gmunden) 35
- Week 8: Jackson Vroman (Akasvayu) 47
- Week 9: Kaya Peker (Besiktas) 38
- Week 10: Cordell Henry (Ovarense) 46
Playoff
- Last 32 Game 1: Tariq Kirksay (UNICS) 41
- Last 32 Game 2: Rashid Atkins (ASCO Slask) 38
- Last 16 Game 1: Preston Shumpert (Besiktas) 35
- Last 16 Game 2: Darjuš Lavrinovič (UNICS) 38
- Quarterfinals: Shammond Williams (Pamesa) 28
- Semifinals: Rudy Fernández (DKV Joventut) 25
2008–09
Regular Season
- Week 1: Sandro Nicević (Benetton) 35
- Week 2: Travis Hansen (Dynamo) 30
- Week 3: Ivan Radenović (Panellinios) 39
- Week 4: Stefan Marković (Hemofarm) 43
- Week 5: Mire Chatman (Besiktas) 41
- Week 6: Loukas Mavrokefalidis (Maroussi) 34
Top 16
- Week 1: Andreas Glyniadakis (Maroussi) 29
- Week 2: Len Matela (Spirou) 34
- Week 3: Chuck Eidson (Rytas) 37
- Week 4: Timofey Mozgov (Khimki) & Kelly McCarty (Khimki) 28
- Week 5: Kelly McCarty (Khimki) & Khalid El-Amin (Azovmash) 35
- Week 6: Marko Banić (Bilbao) 35
2009–10
Regular Season
- Week 1: Radoslav Rančík (Galatasaray) 41
- Week 2: Mire Chatman (Besiktas) 42
- Week 3: Mindaugas Kuzminskas (Siauliai) 34
- Week 4: Darius Washington Jr. (Galatasaray) 45
- Week 5: Brandon Hunter (Hapoel) 33
- Week 6: Mike Taylor (Crvena Zvezda) 35
Top 16
- Week 1: Marko Popović (UNICS) & Julius Jenkins (Alba Berlin) 26
- Week 2: Phil Ricci (Nymburk) 34
- Week 3: Matthew Nielsen (Valencia) 29
- Week 4: Víctor Claver (Valencia) & Devin Smith (Panellinios) 26
- Week 5: Casey Jacobsen (Bamberg) 31
- Week 6: Marc Salyers (Le Mans) 33
See also
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