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Southwest Maui Invitational

Tournament MVPs

Tournament MVPs

Throughout the history of the Southwest Maui Invitational, there have been 45 individuals and one entire team (Iowa, 1987) named the Dr. Sue Wesselkamper Most Valuable Player.

Dr. Sue Wesselkamper was the President of Chaminade University from 1995-2008. She helped raise the profile of the Honolulu-based university and respectability among institutions of learning worldwide. With her leadership, Dr. Sue helped turn a school that, while small in size, can compete academically and athletically with the best colleges in the nation. Dr. Sue was the Most Valuable Player for Chaminade University throughout her tenure there. Therefore, it is only appropriate to name this prestigious award in honor of her.
 
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All-Time Tournament
Most Valuable Players
Year Dr. Sue Wesselkamper MVP Team
2025 Chad Baker-Mazara USC
2024 Johni Broome Auburn
2023 Zach Edey Purdue
2022 Oumar Ballo Arizona
2021 Johnny Davis Wisconsin
2020 Matt Coleman III Texas
2019 Devon Dotson, Udoka Azubuike Kansas
2018 Rui Hachimura Gonzaga
2017 Matt Farrell Notre Dame
2016 Joel Berry II North Carolina
2015 Wayne Selden, Frank Mason III Kansas
2014 Stanley Johnson Arizona
2013 C.J. Fair Syracuse
2012 Brandon Paul Illinois
2011 Ryan Kelly Duke
2010 Kemba Walker Connecticut
2009 Steven Gray, Matt Bouldin Gonzaga
2008 Ty Lawson North Carolina
2007 Kyle Singler Duke
2006 Darren Collison UCLA
2005 Adam Morrison Gonzaga
2004 Raymond Felton North Carolina
2003 Keith Waleskowski Dayton
2002 Bracey Wright Indiana
2001 Mike Dunleavy Duke
2000 Michael Wright Arizona
1999 Joseph Forte North Carolina
1998 Jason Hart Syracuse
1997 Steve Wojciechowski Duke
1996 Raef LaFrentz Kansas
1995 Kerry Kittles Villanova
1994 Mario Bennett Arizona State
1993 Travis Ford Kentucky
1992 Bobby Hurley, Anfernee Hardaway Duke, Memphis
1991 George Gilmore Chaminade
1990 Billy Owens Syracuse
1989 Doug Smith Missouri
1988 Glen Rice Michigan
1987 Entire Iowa Team Iowa
1986 Will Perdue Vanderbilt
1985 Dell Curry Michigan
1984 Patrick Langolis Chaminade