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NBL 2009 - League Leaders (Media) 2009 NZCT NBL Scoring G FG 3FG FT PTS Avg Field Goal % G FG FGA Pct 1. Corey Webster HAR 12 85 38 60 344 28.7 1. Calum McLeod WEL 11 25 34 .735 2. Marcel Jones MAN 13 113 27 60 367 28.2 2. Miles Pearce BAY 11 30 44 .681 3. Mike Efevberha WEL 12 98 26 56 330 27.5 3. Tim Behrendorff CHR 13 101 157 .643 4. Phil Jones NEL 13 44 57 47 306 23.5 4. Arthur Trousdell WEL 11 63 105 .600 5. Adam Ballinger WAI 11 78 19 17 230 20.9 5. Aaron Bailey-Nowell TAR 9 55 92 .597 6. Phillip Gilbert TAR 13 60 38 35 269 20.7 6. Mike Bell HAR 4 34 58 .586 7. Hayden Allen AKL 11 50 23 57 226 20.5 7. Paora Winitana CHR 7 55 98 .561 8. Paora Winitana CHR 7 40 15 17 142 20.3 8. Puke Lendon WAI 11 33 59 .559 9. Eric Vierneisel TAR 12 54 27 53 242 20.2 9. Reece Cassidy WEL 12 51 92 .554 10. Mike Bell HAR 4 25 9 3 80 20.0 10. Gareth Dawson MAN 13 21 38 .552 11. Blagoj Janev AKL 11 58 21 39 218 19.8 12. Tim Behrendorff CHR 13 90 11 28 241 18.5 Three Pt FG % G 3Pt 3PA Pct 13. Mychal Green HAR 12 63 23 25 220 18.3 1. Phil Jones NEL 13 57 105 .542 14. John Thomas BAY 9 41 19 26 165 18.3 2. Luke Martin WEL 12 18 36 .500 15. Justin Bailey WAI 11 69 6 44 200 18.2 3. Ray Cameron WAI 11 12 25 .480 16. Jarryd Loyd NEL 13 71 15 38 225 17.3 4. Michael Fitchett WAI 11 26 55 .472 17. Casey Frank AKL 12 67 11 39 206 17.2 5. Darryl Jones NEL 13 22 47 .468 18. Aaron Bailey-Nowell TAR 9 55 0 42 152 16.9 6. Adam Ballinger WAI 11 19 41 .463 19. Chaz Spicer HAR 8 39 8 31 133 16.6 7. Corey Webster HAR 12 38 88 .431 20. Aidan Daly MAN 13 57 13 60 213 16.4 8. John Thomas BAY 9 19 45 .422 9. Mychal Green HAR 12 23 55 .418 10. Paora Winitana CHR 7 15 36 .416 Rebounding G Off Def Rebs Avg Free Throw % G FT FTA Pct 1. Jamil Terrell MAN 7 26 54 80 11.4 1. Michael Fitchett WAI 11 20 21 .952 2. Dillon Boucher AKL 10 43 60 103 10.3 2. Corey Webster HAR 12 60 67 .895 3. Marcel Jones MAN 13 43 86 129 9.9 3. Mike Efevberha WEL 12 56 63 .888 4. Casey Frank AKL 12 27 87 114 9.5 4. Phil Jones NEL 13 47 54 .870 5. Mike Bell HAR 4 11 27 38 9.5 5. Justin Bailey WAI 11 44 51 .862 6. Tony Rampton NEL 12 40 73 113 9.4 6. Chaz Spicer HAR 8 31 37 .837 7. Aaron Bailey-Nowell TAR 9 37 43 80 8.9 7. Tony Rampton NEL 12 53 65 .815 8. Tim Behrendorff CHR 13 36 69 105 8.1 8. Casey Frank AKL 12 39 48 .812 9. Damon Thornton WEL 10 24 56 80 8.0 9. Darryl Jones NEL 13 28 35 .800 10. Ben Anthony HAR 4 13 19 32 8.0 10. Arthur Trousdell WEL 11 26 33 .787 11. Charles Bailey BAY 11 37 47 84 7.6 12. Mychal Green HAR 12 25 66 91 7.6 Assists G Asst Avg 13. Blagoj Janev AKL 11 19 64 83 7.5 1. Paul Henare CHR 12 78 6.5 14. Leon Henry WEL 2 6 9 15 7.5 2. Jarryd Loyd NEL 13 77 5.9 15. Thomas Abercrombie WAI 11 26 51 77 7.0 3. Luke Martin WEL 12 63 5.3 16. Chris Reay NEL 13 21 68 89 6.8 4. Dillon Boucher AKL 10 47 4.7 17. Trenton Wurtz CHR 13 23 64 87 6.7 5. Aidan Daly MAN 13 49 3.8 18. Chaz Spicer HAR 8 14 39 53 6.6 6. Michael Fitchett WAI 11 41 3.7 19. John Barber NEL 12 23 56 79 6.6 7. Lindsay Tait WEL 5 18 3.6 20. John Thomas BAY 9 17 42 59 6.5 8. Justin Bailey WAI 11 39 3.5 9. Corey Webster HAR 12 40 3.3 10. Jeremy Kench BAY 11 35 3.2 Blocks G Blks Avg Steals G Stls Avg 1. Link Abrams TAR 1 2 2.0 1. Dillon Boucher AKL 10 33 3.3 2. Damon Thornton WEL 10 18 1.8 2. Mychal Green HAR 12 36 3.0 3. Adam Ballinger WAI 11 17 1.5 3. Justin Bailey WAI 11 32 2.9 4. Tim Behrendorff CHR 13 18 1.4 4. Leon Henry WEL 2 5 2.5 5. Thomas Abercrombie WAI 11 15 1.4 5. Tim Cleaver TAR 13 30 2.3 6. Blagoj Janev AKL 11 14 1.3 6. Mike Efevberha WEL 12 25 2.1 7. Mike Bell HAR 4 5 1.3 7. Paul Henare CHR 12 25 2.1 8. Daryl Cartwright HAR 11 12 1.1 8. Chris Daniel BAY 11 22 2.0 9. Chris Reay NEL 13 12 0.9 9. Phil Jones NEL 13 25 1.9 10. Casey Frank AKL 12 11 0.9 10. Luke Martin WEL 12 23 1.9.
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