Английская Википедия:2021 NBL1 West season

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The 2021 NBL1 West season was the inaugural season of the NBL1 West. After 32 years known as the State Basketball League (SBL), the league was rebranded under the NBL1 banner for 2021. The regular season began on Friday 16 April and ended on Saturday 14 August. The finals began on Friday 20 August and concluded with the women's grand final on Friday 3 September and the men's grand final on Saturday 4 September.

The 2021 NBL1 season was scheduled to include a National Finals in Melbourne featuring the West champions but the event was cancelled due to the uncertainty surrounding border control restrictions across Australia.

Regular season

In October 2020, Basketball Western Australia and the National Basketball League (NBL) announced a new partnership to bring NBL1 to Western Australia in 2021, with NBL1 replacing the SBL. The SBL was officially renamed NBL1 West and became the west conference of NBL1.

Following the cancellation of the 2020 SBL season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 season marked the 32nd season in the SBL / NBL1 West history.

Seventeen rounds of competition was scheduled, with the regular season beginning on Friday 16 April. Round 2 (Anzac Round), Round 3 and Round 12 were not played (with games later rescheduled where possible) due to COVID-19 restrictions in Perth. In continuing tradition, there was Women's Round (4) and Mental Health Awareness Round (10), to go with the inclusion of Indigenous Round (13).

Standings

Шаблон:Col-begin Шаблон:Col-2 Men's ladder {{#invoke:Sports table |main |style = WL |ranking_style = percentage |show_GB=no |hide_played = no |for_against_style = none |update = 14 August 2021 |source = NBL1 West
Due to COVID-related cancellations, some men's games were not able to be rescheduled and thus some teams played less games than others. The ladder was subsequently ranked on win percentage.

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|win_BUC = 6 |loss_BUC = 14 |win_COU = 11 |loss_COU = 11 |win_EAG = 5 |loss_EAG = 17 |win_FLA = 15 |loss_FLA = 6 |win_GIA = 6 |loss_GIA = 14 |win_HAW = 18 |loss_HAW = 4 |win_KES = 4 |loss_KES = 17 |win_LIG = 17 |loss_LIG = 5 |win_MAG = 14 |loss_MAG = 8 |win_RED = 13 |loss_RED = 9 |win_SEN = 13 |loss_SEN = 9 |win_SLA = 3 |loss_SLA = 18 |win_TIG = 15 |loss_TIG = 6 |win_WOL = 10 |loss_WOL = 12

|winpoints = 2 |losspoints = 0

|result1 = QF |result2 = QF |result3 = QF |result4 = QF |result5 = QF |result6 = QF |result7 = QF |result8 = QF

|res_col_header = Q |col_QF = green2 |text_QF = Finals }} Шаблон:Col-2

Women's ladder {{#invoke:Sports table |main |style = WL |ranking_style = points |show_GB=no |hide_played = no |for_against_style = none |update = 14 August 2021 |source = NBL1 West

|team7 = COU |name_COU = Cockburn Cougars |team4 = EAG |name_EAG = East Perth Eagles |team6 = FLA |name_FLA = Rockingham Flames |team9 = HAW |name_HAW = Perry Lakes Hawks |team10= KES |name_KES = Kalamunda Eastern Suns |team11= LIG |name_LIG = Lakeside Lightning |team8 = MAG |name_MAG = Mandurah Magic |team3 = RED |name_RED = Perth Redbacks |team5 = SEN |name_SEN = Warwick Senators |team12= SLA |name_SLA = South West Slammers |team1 = TIG |name_TIG = Willetton Tigers |team2 = WOL |name_WOL = Joondalup Wolves

|win_COU = 9 |loss_COU = 9 |win_EAG = 11 |loss_EAG = 7 |win_FLA = 10 |loss_FLA = 8 |win_HAW = 8 |loss_HAW = 10 |win_KES = 5 |loss_KES = 13 |win_LIG = 5 |loss_LIG = 13 |win_MAG = 9 |loss_MAG = 9 |win_RED = 11 |loss_RED = 7 |win_SEN = 10 |loss_SEN = 8 |win_SLA = 0 |loss_SLA = 18 |win_TIG = 15 |loss_TIG = 3 |win_WOL = 15 |loss_WOL = 3

|winpoints = 2 |losspoints = 0

|result1 = QF |result2 = QF |result3 = QF |result4 = QF |result5 = QF |result6 = QF |result7 = QF |result8 = QF

|res_col_header = Q |col_QF = green2 |text_QF = Finals }} Шаблон:Col-end

Finals

The finals began on Friday 20 August and consisted of four rounds. The finals concluded with the women's grand final on Friday 3 September and the men's grand final on Saturday 4 September.

Awards

Player of the Week

Round	Men's Player	Team	Women's Player	Team	Ref
1	Caleb Davis	Warwick Senators	Makailah Dyer Emma Klasztorny	Perth Redbacks Mandurah Magic
2	Not played due to COVID
3	Not played due to COVID
4	Jerami Grace	Mandurah Magic	Kayla Steindl	Joondalup Wolves
5	Nic Pozoglou	Cockburn Cougars	Samantha Lubcke	Willetton Tigers
6	Michael Vigor	Willetton Tigers	Carly Boag	Mandurah Magic
7	Jonathan Wade	Joondalup Wolves	Christina Boag	Rockingham Flames
8	Mathiang Muo	Geraldton Buccaneers	Jessie Edwards	Cockburn Cougars
9	Caleb Davis	Warwick Senators	Mary Goulding	East Perth Eagles
10	Jay Bowie	Lakeside Lightning	Stacey Barr	Warwick Senators
11	Chris Johnson	Kalamunda Eastern Suns	Samantha Lubcke	Willetton Tigers
12	Not played due to COVID
13	Marshall Nelson	Perth Redbacks	Makailah Dyer	Perth Redbacks
14	Gavin Field	Cockburn Cougars	Mary Goulding	East Perth Eagles
15	Rowan Mackenzie	Lakeside Lightning	Stacey Barr	Warwick Senators
16	Joe Cook-Green	Kalamunda Eastern Suns	Alex Ciabattoni	Rockingham Flames
17	Lochlan Cummings	Joondalup Wolves	Carly Boag	Mandurah Magic
18	Jack Isenbarger	Lakeside Lightning	Kayla Steindl	Joondalup Wolves

Coach of the Month

Month	Men's Coach	Team	Women's Coach	Team	Ref
April/May	Mike Ellis	Warwick Senators	Charles Nix	Joondalup Wolves
May/June	Adam Nener	Willetton Tigers	Blake Srdarev	East Perth Eagles
June/July	Aaron Trahair	Mandurah Magic	Simon Parker	Willetton Tigers
July/August	N/A		N/A

Statistics leaders

Stats as of the end of the regular season

Category	Men's Player	Team	Stat	Women's Player	Team	Stat
Points per game	Jay Bowie	Lakeside Lightning	23.82	Samantha Lubcke	Willetton Tigers	23.80
Rebounds per game	Jarrad Prue	Lakeside Lightning	14.85	Mary Goulding	East Perth Eagles	13.35
Assists per game	Scott Machado	Mandurah Magic	7.33	Casey Mihovilovich	Mandurah Magic	5.94
Steals per game	Scott Machado	Mandurah Magic	2.75	Casey Mihovilovich	Mandurah Magic	3.67
Blocks per game	Jarrad Anastasio	East Perth Eagles	1.67	Maddison Allen	Perth Redbacks	2.67
Field goal percentage	Brian Carlwell	Mandurah Magic	59.26%	Jessica Jakens	Perth Redbacks	67.11%
3-pt field goal percentage	Matthew Leary	Perry Lakes Hawks	50%	Mackenzie Clinch Hoycard	Warwick Senators	44.44%
Free throw percentage	Kyle Armour	Lakeside Lightning	88.52%	Alexandra Sharp	Willetton Tigers	88.51%

Regular season

• Men's Most Valuable Player: Nic Pozoglou (Cockburn Cougars)
• Women's Most Valuable Player: Alexandra Sharp (Willetton Tigers)
• Men's Coach of the Year: Adam Nener (Willetton Tigers)
• Women's Coach of the Year: Blake Srdarev (East Perth Eagles)
• Men's Defensive Player of the Year: Nic Pozoglou (Cockburn Cougars)
• Women's Defensive Player of the Year: Emma Gandini (Willetton Tigers)
• Men's Youth Player of the Year: Rowan Mackenzie (Lakeside Lightning)
• Women's Youth Player of the Year: Jewel Williams (Kalamunda Eastern Suns)
• Men's Leading Scorer: Jay Bowie (Lakeside Lightning)
• Women's Leading Scorer: Samantha Lubcke (Willetton Tigers)
• Men's Leading Rebounder: Jarrad Prue (Lakeside Lightning)
• Women's Leading Rebounder: Mary Goulding (East Perth Eagles)
• Men's Golden Hands: Scott Machado (Mandurah Magic)
• Women's Golden Hands: Casey Mihovilovich (Mandurah Magic)
• All-NBL1 West Men's 1st Team:
  • Jay Bowie (Lakeside Lightning)
  • Scott Machado (Mandurah Magic)
  • Mathiang Muo (Geraldton Buccaneers)
  • Nic Pozoglou (Cockburn Cougars)
  • Louis Timms (Perth Redbacks)
• All-NBL1 West Women's 1st Team:
  • Stacey Barr (Warwick Senators)
  • Mary Goulding (East Perth Eagles)
  • Samantha Lubcke (Willetton Tigers)
  • Alexandra Sharp (Willetton Tigers)
  • Kayla Steindl (Joondalup Wolves)

Finals

• Men's Grand Final MVP: Andrew Ferguson (Perry Lakes Hawks)
• Women's Grand Final MVP: Alexandra Sharp (Willetton Tigers)

See also

• 2021 NBL1 season

External links

• 2021 fixtures
• "10 Players to Watch in NBL1 West" at nbl1.com.au
• "2021 NBL1 West Grand Final match-up and preview" at australiabasket.com
• Women's grand final preview
• Men's grand final preview
• Women's grand final highlights
• Men's grand final highlights
• Women's grand final scoresheet
• Men's grand final scoresheet