Английская Википедия:2016–17 NBL Canada season

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Шаблон:Infobox sports season The 2016–17 NBL Canada season was the sixth season of the National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC).

League changes

The league added two teams for 2016–17: the Cape Breton Highlanders in Sydney, Nova Scotia, and the KW Titans in Kitchener, Ontario. The Saint John Mill Rats franchise also transferred ownership and was rebranded to the Saint John Riptide.

Offseason coaching changes

• The Cape Breton Highlanders hired Dean Murray as their inaugural head coach.
• The Halifax Hurricanes hired Kevin Keathley to replace Hugo López. However, Keathley left the team in the pre-season for personal reasons and was then replaced by Mike Leslie.
• The KW Titans hired Serge Langis as their inaugural head coach.
• The Orangeville A's hired Brandon Lesovsky to replace Chris Thomas
• The Saint John Riptide retained Rob Spon as head coach during the franchise transition.
• The Windsor Express' head coach from 2014–15, Bill Jones, returned from his one-year suspension.

Midseason coaching changes

• The Cape Breton Highlanders relieved inaugural head coach Dean Murray of his duties on January 22, 2017. The team promoted assistant coach Ben Resner to replace Murray.
• The Niagara River Lions' head coach Grâce Lokole stepped down from his position and became the assistant coach on March 11, 2017. The team named current Niagara College head coach Keith Vassell as the interim head coach.

Regular season

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Atlantic Division

Central Division

Шаблон:2016–17 NBL Canada Central standings Notes

• z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs
• c – Clinched home court advantage for the division playoffs
• x – Clinched playoff spot

Attendance

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Playoffs

Bold Series winner
Italic Team with home-court advantage

Awards

Player of the Week award

For games in week ending	Atlantic Division		Central Division
	Player	Team	Player	Team
January 1, 2017	Billy White	Halifax Hurricanes	Justin Moss	Orangeville A's
January 8, 2017	Haakim Johnson	Saint John Riptide	Royce White	London Lightning
January 15, 2017	Gabe Freeman	Saint John Riptide	Quinnel Brown	Windsor Express
January 22, 2017	Ta'Quan Zimmerman	Halifax Hurricanes	Marcus Lewis	Niagara River Lions
January 29, 2017	Chad Frazier	Cape Breton Highlanders	Julian Boyd	London Lightning
February 5, 2017	Terry Thomas	Island Storm	Kyle Johnson	London Lightning
February 12, 2017	Anthony Walker	Cape Breton Highlanders	Juan Pattillo	Windsor Express
February 19, 2017	Melvin Johnson III	Moncton Miracles	Doug Herring, Jr.	London Lightning
February 26, 2017	Tyrone Watson	Halifax Hurricanes	Ryan Anderson	London Lightning
March 5, 2017	Antoine Mason	Halifax Hurricanes	Stefan Nastić	Orangeville A's
March 12, 2017	Horace Wormely	Saint John Riptide	Royce White (2)	London Lightning
March 19, 2017	Tydran Beaty	Moncton Miracles	Juan Pattillo (2)	Windsor Express
March 26, 2017	Jahii Carson	Island Storm	Warren Ward	Windsor Express
April 2, 2017	Anthony Anderson	Saint John Riptide	Adam Blazek	KW Titans
April 9, 2017	Gabe Freeman (2)	Saint John Riptide	Flenard Whitfield	KW Titans
April 16, 2017	Al Stewart	Island Storm	Maurice Jones	Windsor Express
April 23, 2017	Anthony Walker (2)	Cape Breton Highlanders	Samuel Muldrow	Niagara River Lions
April 30, 2017	Malik Story	Island Storm	Jameson Tipping	Orangeville A's

End-of-season awards

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• Most Valuable Players: Royce White, London Lightning
• Canadian Player of the Year: Terry Thomas, Island Storm
• Newcomer of the Year: Jahii Carson, Island Storm
• Defensive Player of the Year: Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson, Orangeville A's
• Rookie of the Year: Maurice Jones, Windsor Express
• Sixth Man of the Year: Antoine Mason, Halifax Hurricanes
• Coach of the Year: Kyle Julius, London Lightning

External links

• NBL Canada website