2006 New Zealand NBL season

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2006 New Zealand NBL season
League New Zealand NBL
Sport Basketball
Duration26 March – 8 July
Number of games18
Number of teams10
Regular season
Minor premiers Auckland Stars
Season MVP Paora Winitana (Hawke's Bay Hawks)
Top scorer Dennis Trammell (Canterbury Rams)
Playoffs
Champions Hawke's Bay Hawks
  Runners-up Auckland Stars
Final MVP Paora Winitana
New Zealand NBL seasons

The 2006 NBL season was the 25th season of the National Basketball League. The Hawke's Bay Hawks won the championship in 2006 to claim their first league title. [1]

Contents

Summary

Regular season standings

Pos
TeamWL
1 Auckland Stars 162
2 Hawke's Bay Hawks 144
3 Nelson Giants 144
4 Wellington Saints 126
5 Manawatu Jets 810
6 Harbour Heat 711
7 Canterbury Rams 612
8 Taranaki Mountainairs 612
9 Waikato Pistons 414
10 Otago Nuggets 315

Playoff bracket

Semi Finals Final
      
1 Auckland Stars 85
4 Wellington Saints 79
  Auckland Stars 69
Gold Cup icon.svg Hawke's Bay Hawks 84
2 Hawke's Bay Hawks 88
3 Nelson Giants 82

Awards

Player of the Week

RoundPlayerTeamRef
1Stacey Lambert Manawatu Jets [2]
2Eric Freeman Nelson Giants [3]
3 Tony Rampton Taranaki Mountainairs [4]
4Ben Hill Waikato Pistons [5]
5 Link Abrams Taranaki Mountainairs [6]
6 Mika Vukona Nelson Giants [7]
7Brad Davidson Manawatu Jets [8]
8Branduinn Fullove Otago Nuggets [9]
9Eric Freeman Nelson Giants [10]
10 Josh Pace Nelson Giants [11]
11 Casey Frank Auckland Stars [12]
12 Dillon Boucher Auckland Stars [13]
13 Terrence Lewis Wellington Saints [14]

Statistics leaders

Stats as of the end of the regular season [15]

CategoryPlayerTeamStat
Points per game Dennis Trammell Canterbury Rams 25.6
Rebounds per gameMiles Pearce Otago Nuggets 11.9
Assists per gameBrad Davidson Manawatu Jets 4.8
Steals per game Dillon Boucher Auckland Stars 2.9
Blocks per game Casey Frank Auckland Stars 2.0

Regular season

Playoffs

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References

  1. 1 2 "2006 National Basketball League". Basketball.org.nz. Archived from the original on 14 January 2015.
  2. NBL Player of the Week - Stacey Lambert (Inspire Net Manawatu Jets)
  3. NBL Player Of The Week - Eric Freeman (NBS Nelson Giants)
  4. NBL Player of the Week - Tony Rampton (NZCT Taranaki Mountain Airs)
  5. NBL Player of the Week - Ben Hill (Waikato Pistons)
  6. Player Of The Week - Link Abrams (NZCT Taranaki Mountain Airs)
  7. Player Of The Week - Mika Vukona (NBS Nelson Giants)
  8. Player Of the Week - Brad Davidson (Inspire Net Manawatu Jets)
  9. Player of the Week - Branduinn Fullove (Otago Nuggets)
  10. Player of the Week - Eric Freeman (NBS Nelson Giants)
  11. Player of the Week - Josh Pace (NBS Nelson Giants)
  12. Player of the Week - Casey Frank (GI Juice Auckland Stars)
  13. Player Of The Week - Dillon Boucher (GI Juice Auckland Stars)
  14. Player of the Week - Terrence Lewis (St Laurence Wellington Saints)
  15. "2006 NBL - League Summary" (PDF). Basketball.org.nz. Archived from the original (PDF) on 23 January 2015.