American Basketball Association Awards & Honors

ABA Champion
2009 – Kentucky Bisons – defeat Maywood Buzz 127-120
2008 – Vermont Frostheaves – defeat San Diego Wildcats 87-84
2007 – Vermont Frostheaves – defeat Texas Tycoons 143-95
2006 – Rochester Razorsharks – defeat SoCal Legends 117-114
2005 – Arkansas RimRockers – defeat Bellevue Blackhawks 118-103
2004 – Long Beach Jam – Defeat Kansas City Surf 126-123
2002 – Kansas City Knights – defeat Southern California Surf 118-113
2001 – Detroit Dogs – defeat Chicago Skyliners 107-91

League MVP
2009 – Boris Siakam, Kentucky Bisons – Co-MVP
2009 – DeRon Rutledge, Southeast Texas Mavericks – Co-MVP
2008 – Anthony Anderson, Manchester Millrats
2007 – TBA
2006 – Chris Carrawell, Rochester Razorsharks
2005 – Kareem Reid, Arkansas RimRockers
2004 – Joe Crispin, Kansas City Knights
2002 – Pete Mickeal, Kansas City Knights

Coach of the Year
2009 – Steve Tucker, Southeast Texas Mustangs – Co-Coach of the Year
2009 – Otis Key, Kentucky Bisons – Co-Coach of the Year
2008 – Will Voigt, Vermont Frost Heaves
2007 – Will Voigt, Vermont Frost Heaves
2006 – Rod Baker, Rochester Razorsharks
2005 – Kevin Keathley, Kentucky Colonels
2005 – Rick Turner, Bellevue Blackhawks
2004 – Earl Cureton, Long Beach Jam
2002 – None Announced
2001 – None Announced

Executive of the Year
2009 – Jay Sills, Kentucky Bisons
2008 – Ian McCarthy, Manchester Millrats
2007 – Felix Krupczynski, Jacksonville JAM
2006 – Orest Hrywnak, Rochester Razorsharks
2005 – Michael Tuckman, Bellevue Blackhawks
2004 – Rafael Fitzmaurice, Juarez Gallos
2002 – None Announced
2001 – None Announced

MVP – Championship Game
2009 – Michael James, Kentucky Bisons
2006 – Chris Carrawell, Rochester Razorsharks
2005 – Kareem Reid, Arkansas RimRockers
2002 – Pete Mickeal, Kansas City Knights
2001 – Gee Gervin and Ndongo N’Diaye, Detroit Dogs