Women's National Basketball League (2021-2022)

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WNBL Play-Offs 2022

Semis

Finals

Semis

Melbourn2

Adelaide0

Melbourn2

Perth1

Canberra0

Apr.9:	Melbourne	84-66	Perth
Apr.6:	Perth	75-76	Melbourne
Apr.2:	Melbourne	71-98	Perth
Mar.26:	Adelaide	49-61	Melbourne
Mar.24:	Melbourne	95-64	Adelaide
Mar.24:	Perth	91-77	Canberra
Mar.20:	Sydney.	73-85	Bendigo
Mar.20:	Townsvi.	76-69	Perth
Mar.19:	Adelaide	79-87	Southside
Mar.19:	Melbourne	107-52	Canberra
Mar.18:	Townsvi.	68-75	Perth
Mar.17:	Adelaide	81-50	Canberra
Mar.16:	Sydney.	72-84	Perth
Mar.13:	Townsvi.	79-100	Southside
Mar.13:	Adelaide	49-72	Melbourne
Mar.12:	Perth	80-96	Canberra
Mar.12:	Bendigo	56-61	Sydney.
Mar.10:	Southside	66-68	Sydney.
Mar.9:	Perth	84-73	Adelaide
Mar.7:	Perth	104-79	Adelaide
Mar.6:	Melbourne	65-68	Bendigo
Mar.5:	Southside	64-106	Canberra
Mar.5:	Adelaide	78-57	Townsvi.
Mar.5:	Perth	63-66	Sydney.
Mar.2:	Bendigo	78-70	Southside
Feb.27:	Canberra	76-78	Melbourne
Feb.26:	Southside	80-96	Bendigo
Feb.26:	Sydney.	56-73	Adelaide
Feb.25:	Melbourne	88-60	Townsvi.
Feb.24:	Bendigo	77-84	Adelaide
Feb.20:	Melbourne	85-76	Sydney.
Feb.19:	Canberra	84-58	Townsvi.
Feb.19:	Southside	72-85	Adelaide
Feb.17:	Townsvi.	71-76	Bendigo
Feb.12:	Townsvi.	84-63	Sydney.
Feb.6:	Melbourne	71-76	Perth
Feb.6:	Sydney.	66-86	Townsvi.
Feb.5:	Canberra	94-69	Southside
Feb.5:	Adelaide	62-74	Bendigo
Jan.28:	Townsvi.	65-73	Adelaide
Jan.30:	Sydney.	70-73	Southside
Jan.30:	Adelaide	67-80	Canberra
Jan.30:	Townsvi.	59-66	Melbourne
Jan.29:	Perth	90-82	Bendigo
Jan.28:	Canberra	86-54	Sydney.
Jan.27:	Southside	78-85	Perth
Jan.25:	Bendigo	72-83	Sydney.
Jan.23:	Canberra	94-60	Bendigo
Jan.23:	Sydney.	81-86	Perth
Jan.22:	Melbourne	66-68	Townsvi.
Jan.21:	Bendigo	67-74	Townsvi.
Jan.20:	Sydney.	52-77	Adelaide
Jan.19:	Perth	102-73	Canberra
Jan.17:	Perth	77-80	Melbourne
Jan.15:	Melbourne	75-72	Southside
Jan.14:	Canberra	69-88	Perth
Jan.12:	Southside	79-83	Perth
Jan.2:	Adelaide	88-86	Perth
Dec.31:	Townsvi.	52-76	Canberra
Dec.30:	Adelaide	65-53	Melbourne
Dec.23:	Southside	86-81	Townsvi.
Dec.22:	Sydney.	77-83	Melbourne
Dec.22:	Canberra	100-88	Bendigo
Dec.19:	Canberra	62-88	Adelaide
Dec.19:	Bendigo	56-81	Melbourne
Dec.18:	Southside	72-87	Melbourne
Dec.18:	Townsvi.	75-56	Sydney.
Dec.11:	Adelaide	59-70	Townsvi.
Dec.11:	Melbourne	91-72	Southside
Dec.8:	Bendigo	63-58	Melbourne
Dec.5:	Sydney.	55-58	Canberra
Dec.4:	Southside	94-83	Bendigo

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#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	GB	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Home	Away	Total Points
1	Melbourne	17	12	5	70.6	0	8-2	W-2	77.0	67.0	10.0	5-3	7-2	1306:1138 (+168)
2	Perth	16	11	5	68.8	1	6-4	L-1	83.0	77.0	6.0	4-3	7-2	1332:1231 (+101)
3	Canberra	16	10	6	62.5	2	6-4	L-2	78.0	74.0	4.0	5-3	5-3	1256:1191 (+65)
4	Adelaide	17	10	7	58.8	2	4-6	L-1	74.0	71.0	3.0	4-5	6-2	1260:1201 (+59)
5	Bendigo	16	7	9	43.8	3	6-4	W-1	74.0	78.0	-4.0	2-5	5-4	1181:1240 (-59)
6	Townsville	17	7	10	41.2	3	3-7	W-1	70.0	73.0	-3.0	3-6	4-4	1183:1248 (-65)
7	Southside	16	5	11	31.3	4	3-7	W-2	77.0	84.0	-7.0	2-7	3-4	1234:1340 (-106)
8	Sydney Uni	17	4	13	23.5	5	3-7	L-2	66.0	76.0	-10.0	0-9	4-4	1129:1292 (-163)

#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Total Points
1	Melbourne	8	5	3	62.5	5-3	W-1	81.0	68.0	13.0	648:544 (+104)
2	Canberra	8	5	3	62.5	5-3	L-1	83.1	72.9	10.3	665:583 (+82)
3	Perth	7	4	3	57.1	4-3	L-1	85.7	78.4	7.3	600:549 (+51)
4	Adelaide	9	4	5	44.4	4-5	L-1	69.8	69.9	-0.1	628:629 (-1)
5	Townsville	9	3	6	33.3	3-6	W-1	69.9	72.7	-2.8	629:654 (-25)
6	Bendigo	7	2	5	28.6	2-5	L-1	67.0	73.0	-6.0	469:511 (-42)
7	Southside	9	2	7	22.2	2-7	L-6	76.8	86.0	-9.2	691:774 (-83)
8	Sydney Uni	9	0	9	0.0	0-9	L-9	66.9	78.3	-11.4	602:705 (-103)

#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Total Points
1	Melbourne	9	7	2	77.8	7-2	W-4	73.1	66.0	7.1	658:594 (+64)
2	Perth	9	7	2	77.8	7-2	L-1	81.3	75.8	5.6	732:682 (+50)
3	Adelaide	8	6	2	75.0	6-2	L-2	79.0	71.5	7.5	632:572 (+60)
4	Canberra	8	5	3	62.5	5-3	L-2	73.9	76.0	-2.1	591:608 (-17)
5	Bendigo	9	5	4	55.6	5-4	W-5	79.1	81.0	-1.9	712:729 (-17)
6	Townsville	8	4	4	50.0	4-4	L-3	69.3	74.3	-5.0	554:594 (-40)
7	Sydney Uni	8	4	4	50.0	4-4	W-3	65.9	73.4	-7.5	527:587 (-60)
8	Southside	7	3	4	42.9	3-4	W-2	77.6	80.9	-3.3	543:566 (-23)

Stats Leaders

PPG

RPG

APG

SPG

BPG

Anneli MALEY

Bendigo
(187-G/F-1998)
Avg: 19.9

19.9

19.1

17.8

17.6

16.7

Player of the Week

Cayla George

Melbourne
(193-C)

Season 2021-2022

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Melbourne Boomers capture WNBL title (Photo: WNBL)

Melbourne Boomers 2021-22

#	XiBR	Cb (oXCH)	OIs	SDR
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05	qJaFIdi biDMRDIQ	025 (8'7'')	C	99
00	valF AZijlIj	043 (3'2'')	G	91
5	CiFli GRIQDR	025 (8'7'')	C	59
4	wRss bidDRj	065 (8'1'')	y	50
00	CiQlRF qQjsU	028 (8'3'')	y/C	94
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08	vIuasR mQITj	062 (8'5'')	y	98
99	eiZhRl mQRTsURQ	061 (3'00'')	G	97
97	ziZEuRlajR wQIUUI	061 (3'00'')	G	95
01	oJJF ChalZIUU-WQaDhU	061 (3'00'')	y	50

Arrived: Cayla George (Mackay Meteorettes), Louise Brown (Nunawading Spectres), Penina Davidson (Nunawading Spectres), Lindsay Allen (Nika Syktyvkar), Lauryn Hippolite (Alloyfold Canterbury Wildcats), Lily Scanlon (Gonzaga University), Charlise Dunn (BA Centre of Excellence)

Left: Imani Wright, Lauryn Hippolite (Mainland Pouakai)

Played mostly for the youth team: Charlise Dunn, Sophie Burrows

Average Height: 185.0 cm (6'0.8'')

Average Age: 25.5

Australiabasket.com All-Australian WNBL Awards 2022 - Apr 11, 2022

Grand Final MVP: USA

Lindsay Allen (173-PG-1995) of Melbourne
Player of the Year: Australia

Anneli Maley (187-G/F-1998) of Bendigo
Defensive Player of the Year: USA

Brittney Sykes (175-PG-1994) of Canberra
Sixth Player of the Year:

Kristy Wallace (180-G-1996) of Southside
Youth Player of the Year:

Eziyoda Magbegor (193-C-1999) of Melbourne
Coach of the Year: Ryan Petrik of Perth

Australiabasket.com All-Australian WNBL First Team 2022

Young

Sykes

Talbot

Maley

Magbegor

First Team
USA

Jackie Young (183-PG-1997) of Perth
USA

Brittney Sykes (175-PG-1994) of Canberra

Stephanie Talbot (188-F-1994) of Adelaide

Anneli Maley (187-G/F-1998) of Bendigo

Eziyoda Magbegor (193-C-1999) of Melbourne

Australiabasket.com All-Australian WNBL Second Team 2022

Allen

Mabrey

Griffin

Smith

George

Second Team
USA

Lindsay Allen (173-PG-1995) of Melbourne
USA

Marina Mabrey (180-G-1996) of Perth
USA

Kelsey Griffin (188-F/C-1987) of Canberra
Australia

Alanna Smith (193-F-1996) of Adelaide
Australia

Cayla George (193-C-1989) of Melbourne

Melbourne Boomers capture WNBL title - Apr 9, 2022

Melbourne - Perth 84-66

Melbourne Boomers conquered WNBL title. They overcame Perth in the third decisive game of the championship series to capture the trophy. Boomers outrebounded Perth Lynx 42-31 including a 36-25 advantage in defensive rebounds. It was a good game for international center Eziyoda Magbegor (193-1999) who led her team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 17 points and 11 rebounds. The former international center Cayla George (193-1989) contributed with a double-double by scoring 17 points and 12 rebounds for the winners. Five Boomers players scored in double figures. American point guard Jackie Young (183-1997, college: Notre Dame) answered with 18 points and the former international guard Samantha Whitcomb (178-1988, college: Washington) added 14 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for Perth Lynx. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.
Top scorers:
Melbourne: C.George 17+12reb+1ast, E.Magbegor 17+11reb+3ast, T.Mitchell 16+7reb+3ast, T.Madgen 15+1reb+2ast, L.Allen 14+4reb+7ast, I.Chilcott-Wright 3+2reb+1ast
Perth: J.Young 18+3reb+2ast, S.Whitcomb 14+6reb+1ast, M.Mabrey 12+5reb+3ast, L.Scherf 8+5reb+1ast, E.Clarke 3, A.Sharp 3+1reb