List of 2018/2019 NBL Awards Winners

Congratulations to all the NBL Award Winners. Below is the complete list of awardees:

 

Andrew Gaze Trophy – Most Valuable Player: ANDREW BOGUT

1st Andrew Bogut – 83 Votes

2nd Casper Ware – 77 Votes

3rd Bryce Cotton – 65 Votes

 

Lindsay Gaze Trophy – Coach of the Year: DEAN VICKERMAN

1st Dean Vickerman – 46 Votes

2nd Rob Beveridge – 27 Votes

3rd Andrew Gaze – 26 Votes

 

All NBL First Team – Presented by Bunnings Warehouse

Inside – Andrew Bogut – 41 Votes

Inside – Nick Kay – 32 Votes

Outside – Bryce Cotton – 39 Votes

Outside – Lamar Patterson – 37 Votes

Outside – Casper Ware – 36 votes

 

All NBL Second Team – Presented by Bunnings Warehouse

Inside – Shawn Long – 28 Votes

Inside – Daniel Johnson – 20 Votes

Outside – Melo Trimble – 33 Votes

Outside – Jerome Randle – 21 Votes

Outside – Nathan Sobey – 21 Votes

 

Rookie of the Year – HARRY FROLING

1st Harry Froling – 63 Votes

2nd Brian Bowen – 35 Votes

3rd Daniel Grida – 21 Votes

 

Best Sixth Man – Presented by JLT: REUBEN TE RANGI

1st Reuben Te Rangi – 41 Votes

2nd Jarrad Weeks – 34 Votes

3rd Jordair Jett – 27 Votes

 

Most Improved Player – Presented by FirstEver: REUBEN TE RANGI

1st Reuben Te Rangi – 40 Votes

2nd Jarrad Weeks – 31 Votes

3rd David Barlow – 22 Votes

3rd Nick Kay – 22 Votes

 

Best Defensive Player – ANDREW BOGUT

1st Andrew Bogut – 58 Votes

2nd Kevin Lisch – 26 Votes

3rd Shawn Long – 20 Votes

 

Australian Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee – LANARD COPELAND

 

Referee of the Year – Presented by EuRopcar – MICHAEL AYLEN

 

Most Outstanding Media Coverage – FOX HOOPS

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