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Next Round Schedule

Round 20 (Regular Season)

Perth  Feb. 14  Crocodiles
36ers  Feb. 13  Hawks
Taipans  Feb. 13  Breakers
Tigers  Feb. 13  Blaze
Hawks  Feb. 12  Tigers
Breakers  Feb. 11  Blaze
Crocodiles  Feb. 10  36ers
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Mark Worthington wins Player of the Week - Oct 26, 2009 (by Eurobasket News)
Melbourne Tigers forward Mark Worthington (202-F-83, college: Metro St.) has been named the National Basketball Leagues Player of the Week for Round Five.

Worthington narrowly missed out on winning the weekly honour last round, but took out the award this week after averaging 24.0 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.0 blocks for the week.

Wortho led the Tigers to a 1-1 week despite playing the leagues toughest road double in Adelaide and Perth. He also shot the ball at a scorching 53% from the field (including 58.5% from three-point range) and was a perfect 5-of-5 from the line for the week.

On Wednesday, the 202cm forward had a game-high 29 points and nine rebounds as the Tigers defeated the Adelaide 36ers, 81-70, at the Distinctive Homes Dome. Worthington then backed up with 19 points and nine rebounds as the Tigers fell just short against Perth at Challenge Stadium on Sunday, 93-90.

Wollongongs Tywain McKee was also once again a leading contender for Player of the Week in Round Five. The 188cm Hawks point guard has been a top candidate for weekly honours every round so far this season but has yet to break through for a win, despite his team leading the ladder.

On Saturday he led his club to a 99-77 home victory over the Townsville Crocodiles, scoring 21 points and adding three rebounds, four assists and one steal.

Also in contention for the weekly gong in Round Five were Rick Rickert (New Zealand) and Kevin Lisch (Perth). Rickert had 16 points, 18 rebounds and five assists in his teams 92-82 home win over Townsville on Thursday. Lisch had 21 points and four assists, including making 11 straight points in the fourth quarter to lead the Wildcats to a win over Melbourne.

Other leading contenders for the NBL Player of the Week in Round Five included Brad Williamson (Townsville), Ayinde Ubaka (Gold Coast), CJ Bruton (New Zealand), Awvee Storey (New Zealand), Rich Melzer (Cairns), Cortez Groves (Adelaide), John Gilchrist (Adelaide), Shawn Redhage (Perth), Erron Maxey (Gold Coast) and Jacob Holmes (Adelaide).



NBL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2009/10
Round 1 CJ Bruton (New Zealand)
Round 2 Rich Melzer (Cairns)
Round 3 Corey Williams (Townsville)
Round 4 Corey Williams (Townsville)
Round 5 Mark Worthington (Melbourne)


Courtesy of the www.nbl.com.au

  


Aaron Gibson
NBL Round: 19 (Regular Season) - Feb 7, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)

Tigers - Perth 78-84 Kevin Lisch (188-G, agency: Warren Sports International, college: St.Louis) and Shawn Redhage stepped up for the winners with 17 points each. With this victory, the Wildcats once again jumped on top of the NBL standings with 16-11 score. The hosts got 24 points and 7 boards from Julius Hodge (201-G-83, college: N.Carolina St.), falling to 11-15. Hawks - Blaze 100-88 14th victory for the Hawks, who got 23 points from Mat Campbell (196-F/G-76, college: Towson)   [read more]

Aaron Gibson
Gibbo wins Player of the Week - Feb 2, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)

Adam Gibson (188-G-86) of the Gold Coast Blaze has snared his first Player of the Week award with an outstanding effort in Round 18 against the red hot Melbourne Tigers on Saturday night. Gibsons performance came at a crucial time for the Blaze, who are currently vying for the minor premiership. With starting import guard Ayinde Ubaka out injured, the Blaze asked Gibbo to step up as on-court leader as they faced the surging Tigers   [read more]

Brandon Polk
Hobart Chargers sign Brandon Polk - Feb 2, 2010 (by Eurobasket)

Hobart Chargers (ABA) signed 26-year old American forward Brandon Polk (200-F-84, college: Butler, agency: Warren Sports International). Polk played most recently at Karhu Kauhajoen (Finland). While playing 27 games for Karhu last season his stats were: 16.6ppg, 8.8rpg, 1.8apg and 1.1spg. Polk played also pro basketball in Finland and Switzerland. By Eurobasket Data Center    [read more]

NW Tasmania Thunder sign Shawntes Gary - Feb 2, 2010  
NBL Round: 18 (Regular Season) - Jan 31, 2010  
Kirk Penney's career night snares weekly award - Jan 27, 2010  
Westover reaches Tigers' milestone - Jan 26, 2010  
NBL: Round 17 review - Jan 25, 2010  
Tigers add import Michael Rose - Jan 21, 2010  
Mark Worthington wins second weekly gong - Jan 20, 2010  
NBL Round: 16 (Regular Season) - Jan 17, 2010  
Blazers send Patrick Mills back to Stampede - Jan 14, 2010  
Julius Hodge grabs second NBL Player of the Week award - Jan 12, 2010  
Breakers sign former Georgetown star Kevin Braswell - Jan 12, 2010  
NBL: Round 15 review - Jan 11, 2010  
Tywain McKee out for season - Jan 6, 2010  
Corey 'Homicide' Williams snaps up weekly award - Jan 5, 2010  
Wollongong ahm Hawks sign Luke Martin - Jan 5, 2010  
Perth Wildcats sign Galen Young - Jan 5, 2010  
NBL: Round 14 review - Jan 2, 2010  

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NBL Standings
 1. Perth 16-11 
 2. Crocodiles 15-11 
 3. Blaze 15-11 
 4. Hawks 14-12 
 5. Breakers 13-13 
 6. Tigers 11-15 
 7. Taipans 11-16 
 8. 36ers 10-16 
ABA Standings
Big V
 1. Ringwood H. 11-2 
 2. Diamond V.E. 10-4 
 3. Melbourne 8-6 
 4. Latrobe City P. 7-6 
 5. Hume City 5-8 
 6. Eltham W. 3-10 
 7. Waverley F. 3-11 
Central ABL
 1. Forestville E. 10-1 
 2. Norwood F. 9-2 
 3. Sturt S. 9-2 
 4. W.Adelaide B. 7-4 
 5. N.Adelaide R. 5-6 
 6. Noarlunga S.T. 5-6 
 7. C.District L. 4-7 
 8. Eastern M. 2-9 
 9. S.Adelaide P. 2-9 
 10. Woodville W. 2-9 
QBL
 1. Mackay M. 10-2 
 2. Cairns M. 9-0 
 3. Brisbane C. 8-3 
 4. Rockhampton 7-1 
 5. Northside W. 7-4 
 6. Caboolture S. 6-3 
 7. Townsville H. 6-4 
 8. Gladstone P. 6-5 
 9. Gold Coast G. 5-7 
 10. SW Metro P. 3-8 
 11. Maroochydore 3-8 
 12. Bundaberg B. 2-8 
 13. Ipswich F. 2-9 
 14. Toowoomba 0-12 
SEABL-East
 1. Brisbane S. 17-1 
 2. Knox R. 10-10 
 3. Kilsyth C. 9-10 
 4. Bendigo B. 9-10 
 5. Dandenong 7-11 
 6. Canberra G. 7-12 
 7. AIS 6-4 
 8. Ballarat M. 6-14 
SEABL-South
 1. Frankston B. 16-2 
 2. Hobart C. 13-5 
 3. Geelong S. 13-7 
 4. Sandringham S. 10-8 
 5. Mt Gambier 7-10 
 6. NW Tasmania 5-13 
 7. Nunawading S. 5-14 
 8. Albury W.B. 4-13 
WARATAH
 1. Manly Warr. 10-1 
 2. Parramatta W. 8-2 
 3. Norths Bears 8-5 
 4. Sydney C. 7-5 
 5. Sutherland S. 6-6 
 6. Hornsby S. 6-7 
 7. Bankstown B. 6-7 
 8. Maitland M. 5-7 
 9. Hills H. 3-9 
 10. Newcastle H. 1-11 
SBL Standings
 1. Lakeside L. 19-2 
 2. Geraldton B. 17-5 
 3. Goldfield G. 16-5 
 4. Cockburn C. 15-6 
 5. Wanneroo W. 14-7 
 6. Perry Lakes H. 12-8 
 7. Perth R. 9-13 
 8. Stirling S. 8-12 
 9. Willetton T. 8-13 
 10. Rockingham F. 7-13 
 11. Eastern Suns 7-13 
 12. Southwest S. 6-14 
 13. East Perth E. 6-14 
 14. Mandurah M. 1-20 
Points Per Game
 Kirk PENNEY
  Breakers
  (196-G-80)
  Avg: 22.8
 1. Penney, Breakers22.8 
 2. Williams, Crocodiles18.2 
 3. McKee, Hawks17.9 
 4. Hodge, Tigers17.7 
 5. Ballinger, 36ers17.5 
 6. Gilchrist, 36ers16.9 
 7. Bruton, Breakers16.7 
 8. Worthington, Tig.16.6 
 9. Ubaka, Blaze16.3 
 10. Redhage, Per.15.1 
Rebounds Per Game
 Rick RICKERT
  Breakers
  (211-F-83)
  Avg: 7.2
 1. Rickert, Breakers7.2 
 2. Roberts, Crocodiles7.1 
 3. Davidson, Hawks7.0 
 4. Worthington, Tig.7.0 
 5. Rychart, Taipans6.9 
 6. Petrie, Blaze6.8 
 7. Schenscher, Perth6.7 
 8. Maxey, Blaze6.7 
 9. Holmes, 36ers6.5 
 10. Burston, 36e.6.1 
Assists Per Game
 Julius HODGE
  Tigers
  (201-G-83)
  Avg: 6.2
 1. Hodge, Tigers6.2 
 2. McKee, Hawks4.5 
 3. Gibson, Blaze4.4 
 4. Ubaka, Blaze4.2 
 5. Gilchrist, 36ers4.2 
 6. Williams, Crocodiles3.6 
 7. Bruton, Breakers3.4 
 8. Crosswell, Tigers3.4 
 9. Groves, 36ers3.3 
 10. Boucher, Breake.3.3 
Steals Per Game
 Corey WILLIAMS
  Crocodiles
  (191-G-77)
  Avg: 1.5
 1. Williams, Crocodiles1.5 
 2. Martin, Perth1.4 
 3. Saville, Hawks1.4 
 4. Bruton, Breakers1.4 
 5. Hodge, Tigers1.3 
 6. Boucher, Breakers1.3 
 7. Jones, Taipans1.3 
 8. McKee, Hawks1.2 
 9. Lisch, Perth1.1 
 10. Worthington, T.1.0 
Blocks Per Game
 Julius HODGE
  Tigers
  (201-G-83)
  Avg: 1
 1. Hodge, Tigers1.0 
 2. Williams, Crocodiles0.8 
 3. Penney, Breakers0.8 
 4. Rickert, Breakers0.7 
 5. Maxey, Blaze0.7 
 6. Redhage, Perth0.7 
 7. Lisch, Perth0.6 
 8. Melzer, Taipans0.6 
 9. Rychart, Taipans0.6 
 10. Tragardh, Haw.0.5 
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