2010–11 Singapore Slingers season | |
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Head Coach | Neo Beng Siang |
Captain | Kyle Jeffers/ Steven Khoo |
Stadium | SIS |
NBL results | |
Ladder | 4th |
Finals | TBD |
Wins | 7 |
Losses | 8 |
The 2010-11 ABL Season was the second season for the Singapore Slingers in the Asean Basketball League Australia. The Slingers went into this season without their 2009-2010 season's local star Hong Wei Jian, who was out with a career-ending knee injury.
Player | Signed | Former Team |
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Leo Avenido | Signed to 1-year deal [1] | Brunei Barracudas |
Marcus Skinner | Signed to 1-year deal [2] | Mid-Michigan Destroyers |
Shengyu Lim | Signed to 1-year deal [3] | Hwa Chong Institution |
Ng Hanbin | Signed to 1-year deal [3] | none |
Teo Chun Hoe | Signed to 1-year deal [3] | none |
Tan Chin Hong | Signed to 1-year deal [3] | none |
Player | Reason Left | New Team |
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Marcus Ng | Return to Australia | n/a |
Michael Soon Yuh Wong | To focus on teaching career | n/a |
Michael Leblanc | Did not resign | n/a |
Lim Wai Sian | Head Injury | n/a |
Prasad Sadasivan | Injury | n/a |
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