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B A S K E T B A L L N E W Z E A L A N D 2011 RESULTS ANNUAL CONTENTS BARTERCARD NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE ........................................................................................ 3 TAB Final Four ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Regular Season Standings ......................................................................................................................... 4 2011 Bartercard National Basketball League Awards ................................................................................. 4 WOMENS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ........................................................................................................ 5 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 5 WHEELCHAIR AND OPEN TOURNAMENTS ..................................................................................................... 6 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 6 Open Premiership Tournaments ................................................................................................................. 7 UNDER 21 TOURNAMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 8 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 8 UNDER 19 TOURNAMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 9 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 9 Under 19 Premiership Tournaments ........................................................................................................... 10 UNDER 17 TOURNAMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 11 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 11 Under 17 Premiership Tournaments ........................................................................................................... 12 UNDER 15 TOURNAMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 14 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 14 Under 15 Premiership Tournaments ........................................................................................................... 15 UNDER 13 TOURNAMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 17 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 17 Under 13 Premiership Tournaments ........................................................................................................... 18 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 20 ‘A’ Secondary School Premiership Tournaments ........................................................................................ 21 ‘AA’ SECONDARY SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS .................................................................................................. 22 National Championship Tournament ........................................................................................................... 22 ‘AA’ Secondary School Premiership Tournaments ..................................................................................... 23 JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS ............................................................................................ 25 Junior Secondary School Premiership Tournaments .................................................................................. 25 2011 BBNZ Results Annual (as at 01 Dec 11) 2 BARTERCARD NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE TAB Final Four Semi Final Game One Grand Final Friday, July 15 Sunday, July 17 TSB Bank Arena, Wellington At TSB Bank Arena, Wellington Waikato Pistons 86 (Hayden Allen 23, Thomas Exodus Saints 106 (Lindsay Tait 28, Corey Abercrombie 17, Alex Pledger 15) Webster 22, Leon Henry 19) HBS Bank Hawks 95 (Paora Winitana 18, Josh HBS Bank Hawks 97 (Galen Young 20, Josh Pace Pace 18, Galen Young 17), 17, Aidan Daly 16) Referees Referees Tim Brown, Melony Wealleans, Gavin Whiu Tim Brown, Dallas Pickering, Raewyn Willocks Results Results 1Q: 27-33 1Q: 24-24 HT: 44-47 (17-14) HT: 53-41 (29-17) 3Q: 61-69 (17-22) 3Q: 79-64 (26-23) FT: 86-95 (25-26) FT: 106-97 (27-33) Semi Final Game Two Friday, July 15 TSB Bank Arena, Wellington Exodus Saints 103 (Corey Webster 19, Erron Maxey 18, Kareem Johnson 17) Fico Finance Nelson Giants 82 (Rod Grizzard 25, Phill Jones 19, Mika Vukona 15) Referees Dallas Pickering, Raewyn Willocks, Sean Cronin Results 1Q: 28-15 HT: 50-37 (22-22) 3Q: 75-63 (25-26) FT: 103-82 (28-19) 2011 BBNZ Results Annual (as at 01 Dec 11) 3 Regular Season Standings Final Standings Exodus Saints Waikato Pistons HBS Bank Hawks Fico Finance Nelson Giants McDonalds Manawatu Jets Zerofees Southland Sharks Auckland Pirates Taranaki Mountainairs OceanaGold Nuggets 2011 Bartercard National Basketball League Awards Most Valuable Player Leading Scorer Alex Pledger (Waikato Pistons) Jack Leasure (22.9) (Taranaki Mountain Airs) Regular Season Winners All Star Five Exodus Saints (13-3) Lindsay Tait (Exodus Saints) Jason Crowe (Waikato Pistons) Keith Carr Trophy - Most Outstanding Guard Thomas Abercrombie (Waikato Pistons) Lindsay Tait (Exodus Saints) Mika Vukona (Fico Finance Nelson Giants) Alex Pledger (Waikato Pistons) John Macdonald Trophy - Most Outstanding NZ Guard Rookie of the Year Lindsay Tait (Exodus Saints) Steve Adams (Exodus Saints) Commissioners Cup - Most Outstanding Forward Coach of the Year Alex Pledger (Waikato Pistons) Dean Vickerman (Waikato Pistons) Stan Hill Trophy - Most Outstanding NZ Administrator of the Year Forward/Center Jill Bolger (Zerofees Southland Sharks) Alex Pledger (Waikato Pistons) Media Award Garry Pettis Memorial Trophy - Leading Individual Daniel McHardy (Radio Sport) Rebounder Nick Horvath (11.7) (McDonalds Manawatu Jets) Best FT% OceanaGold Nuggetts (72.6%) Dave Taylor Trophy - Leading Assists Jason Crowe (7.2) (Waikato Pistons) 2011 BBNZ Results Annual (as at 01 Dec 11) 4 WOMENS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP National Championship Tournament Hosted By Basketball Otago August 4-6 Final Ninth/Tenth Playoff Oceana Goldrush Otago 72 (Daneka Wipiiti 21, Casey Southland Pearls 42 (Sarah Barnes 14) Lockwood 18, Samara O’Rourke-Gallaher 11) Nelson Taranaki Trojans 51 (Josie Stockill 22) Sparks 57 (Jelena Vucinic 20, Jo Andrews 8) Results Results Q1 7-16 Q1 29-17 HT 12-31 (5-15) HT 38-25 (9-8) Q3 27-42 (15-11) Q3 51-45 (13-20) FT 42-51 (15-9) FT 72-57 (21-12) Championship Winners Third Equal Oceana Goldrush Otago Harbour Breeze and Hutt Valley Flyers Plate Winners Fifth/Sixth Playoff Waikato Wizards Waikato Wizards 79 (Aroha Jennings 28, Leanne Walker 14, Natasha Lenden 12) NZ Force Women’s WBC Most Valuable Player Academy 66 (Amanda Harris 25, Brooke Blair 10, Casey Lockwood (Oceana Goldrush Otago) Stevie Theyers 9) All-Star Five Results 1. Casey Lockwood (Oceana Goldrush Otago) Q1 15-21 2. Samara Gallaher (Oceana Goldrush Otago) HT 25-37 (10-16) 3. Jelena Vucinic (Nelson Sparks) Q3 53-63 (28-26) 4. Kat Jones (Nelson Sparks) FT 66-79 (13-16) 5. Leanne Walker (Waikato Wizards) Seventh/Eighth Playoff YMCA Rookie of the Year Canterbury Wildcats 60 (Jessica Bygate 20, Anita Jelena Vucinic (Nelson Sparks) Snowden 12, Melissa Harrison 9.) Palmerston North 50 (Jordan Brown 12, Danielle Manager of the Year Pomare-Mackay 11, Alicia McEwen 9) Helen Hamblin (Cantebury Wildcats) Results Coach of the Year Q1 23-18 Brent Matehaere (Oceana Goldrush Otago) HT 27-26 (4-8) Q3 42-51 (15-25) FT 50-60 (8-9) Services to Women’s Basketball Tatjana Zizic (Nelson Sparks) Championship Final Officials Raelene Forde, Nick Naylor 2011 BBNZ Results Annual (as at 01 Dec 11) 5 WHEELCHAIR AND OPEN TOURNAMENTS National Championship Tournament Hosted By Wellington Basketball Association October 21-24 Wheelchair Wheelchair Tournament Team 1. 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