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SBL Major Awards MSBL Coach of the Year – Andy Stewart (Lakeside SBL Major Awards MSBL Coach of the Year – Andy Stewart (Lakeside) WSBL Coach of the Year – Glenn Ellis (Stirling) MSBL Most Improved Player of the Year – Nikolas Iliadis (Stirling) WSBL Most Improved Player of the Year – Gabby O'Sullivan (Perth) Most Improved Referee - Cassidy Pontillo Referee of the Year – Peter Houghton MSBL All-Star Team PG – Ty Harrelson (South West) SG – Quinn McDowell (Willetton) SF – Benjamin Beran (Lakeside) PF – Taylor Mullenax (Mandurah) C – Tom Jervis (East Perth) WSBL All-Star Team PG – Taylor Lilley (Stirling) SG – Kimberly Sitzmann (South West) SF – Samantha Whitcomb (Rockingham) PF – Lisa Wallbutton (Willetton) C – Marita Payne (Perth) BWA Volunteer Awards Scoretable Official of the Year – Pam Langshaw (Willetton) Referee Coach of the Year – Carey McAllan Statistician of the Year – Kristine Jones (Kalamunda) Personality of the Year – Matthew Cecins Volunteer of the Year – Raelene Berry (East Perth) WABL Awards Male Player of the Year – Rhys Vague (Cockburn) Female Player of the Year – Megan McKay (Perry Lakes) & Madeleine Dennis (Stirling) Male Coach of the Year – Brian Lawrie (Wanneroo) Female Coach of the Year – Corry-Lynn Wellsteed (Wanneroo) WABL Referee of the Year – Tanya Woolard (Wanneroo) SBL Media Awards Beset Photograph – Travis Anderson (Andmedia) Best Print Story – Riley Stuart (South Western Times) Best Electronic Media – The West Australian (thewest.com.au) Best Print Media – Kalgoorlie Miner Journalist of the Year – Riley Stuart (South Western Times) Country Awards Administrator of the Year – Jane Watkins (Basketball South West) Arthur McRobbie Award – Carole Kjellgren SBL Statistics Winners Best Free Throw Percentage WSBL – Krystal Stoneking (Lakeside) 77.1% (84/109) MSBL – Robert Kampman (Geraldton) 89.1% (90/101) Best Three Point Percentage WSBL – Melissa Marsh (Willetton) 38.6% (32/83) MSBL – Quinn Mc Dowell (Willetton) 45.1% (60/133) Best Field Goal Percentage WSBL – Marita Payne (Perth) 47.8% (138/289) MSBL – Jarrad Prue (Lakeside) 69.6% (94/135) Leader in Blocked Shots Per Game WSBL – Marita Payne (Perth) 3.86 (81 blocks) MSBL – Tom Jervis (East Perth 3.04 (79 blocks) Leader in Assists Per Game WSBL – Jessica Van Schie (Lakeside) 4.32 (95 assists) MSBL – Ty Harrelson (South West) 8.92 (223 assists) Leader in Steals Per Game WSBL – Chelsea Burns (Wanneroo) 2.90 (61 steals) MSBL – Michael Lay (Perry Lakes) 2.29 (55 steals) Leader in Rebounds Per Game WSBL – Lisa Wallbutton (Willetton) 13.79 (262 rebounds) MSBL – Jarrad Prue (Lakeside) 20.38 (530 rebounds) Leader in Points Per Game WSBL – Samantha Whitcomb (Rockingham) 23.21 (441 points) MSBL – Luke Neville (Kalamunda) 32.29 (549 points) .
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