In the 5th season of the AHBB, three players were in the running for the MVP title: Jean Woodlay Ulysse, Bayol Jean-Philippe, and Fritz Lorentz Salvant, nicknamed "Gwo Po". The duel was fueled by the presence of the first two mentioned. Ulysse and Bayol, both delivering remarkable performances, were the two best players of the season.<\/p>

A serious contender<\/strong><\/p>

Bayol Jean-Philippe stood out with his jumping ability, shooting accuracy, and presence in big games. In 14 games played, he averaged 21 points, 8.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2 steals, and 0.7 blocks per game. In terms of three-point shooting, he had a success rate of over 50% (52% to be precise).<\/p>

Surprisingly, Bayol has a better success rate in three-point shooting than in two-point shooting. From two points, he made 41% of his shots. For free throws, Bayol had an average of 7 (70% success rate). He led DelmaStars to second place during the regular season and took them to the finals. Interesting for a team that was eliminated in the semifinals last year.<\/p>

Woodlay Ulysse, an MVP-worthy impact<\/strong><\/p>

On the other hand, Ulysse shone in both defense and offense. His leadership and ability to influence the game were of great importance for Ma Troupe de Titans. On average, Ulysse scored 22.2 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 0.5 blocks, and 2 steals per game. Figures worthy of an MVP. We still remember his impact on the second game of the AHBB 2025 finals against the Gladiators.<\/p>

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Ulysse made 33% of his three-point shots, 60% of his two-point shots, and 57% of his free throws. By contributing to MTT's first place, he had a significant impact. The best player of his team who received the highest individual honor of the AHBB for the year 2026. With the support of EDL Motor, Ulysse will receive a motorcycle. He was congratulated by his teammates.<\/p>

During the year 2026, Woodlay Ulysse participated in the pre-qualifications for the FIBA AmeriCup 2029 with the Haitian 5×5 national team in British Guiana. He also took part in the Central American and Caribbean Games with the Haitian 3×3 national team, which finished in 5th place in the Dominican Republic.<\/p>

In summary, Jean Woodlay Ulysse's crowning as MVP of the 2026 AHBB season caps off an exceptional year in the best basketball competition at the national level. Despite the fierce competition from Bayol Jean-Philippe, the leader of MTT was able to make the difference thanks to his devastating efficiency and undeniable leadership.<\/p>

This prestigious individual award validates Jean Woodlay Ulysse's (who can also play as a shooting guard) status as a key figure in Haitian basketball. It should be noted that his team is one step away from this year's title. The best Haitian basketball player of the year 2026 simply put.<\/p>