2011 State Basketball League season

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2011 State Basketball League season
League State Basketball League
Sport Basketball
Duration18 March – 23 July (Regular season)
29 July – 27 August (Finals)
Number of games26 (men)
22 (women)
Number of teams14 (men)
12 (women)
Regular season
  Minor premiersM: Lakeside Lightning
W: Willetton Tigers
Season MVP M: Anthony Lee (Hawks)
W: Casey Mihovilovich (Magic)
Top scorerM: Adrian Majstrovich (Redbacks)
W: Hailey Dunham (Magic)
Finals
ChampionsM: Wanneroo Wolves
W: Willetton Tigers
  Runners-upM: Perry Lakes Hawks
W: East Perth Eagles
Grand Final MVP M: Greg Hire (Wolves)
W: Kate Malpass (Tigers)
SBL seasons

The 2011 State Basketball League season was the 23rd season of the State Basketball League (SBL). The regular season began on Friday 18 March and ended on Saturday 23 July. The finals began on Friday 29 July and concluded with the women's grand final on Friday 26 August and the men's grand final on Saturday 27 August.

Contents

Pre-season

The 2011 SBL Pre-Season Blitz was held at the WA Basketball Centre between Friday 4 March and Sunday 6 March. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Regular season

The regular season began on Friday 18 March and ended on Saturday 23 July after 19 rounds of competition. [1] [5] [6]

Standings

Finals

The finals began on Friday 29 July and consisted of three rounds. The finals concluded with the women's grand final on Friday 26 August and the men's grand final on Saturday 27 August. [1] [7] [8]

Men's bracket

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Grand final
               
1 Lakeside Lightning 11097X
8 East Perth Eagles 91 90 X
1 Lakeside Lightning 76 9271
4 Perry Lakes Hawks 7888 84
4 Perry Lakes Hawks 8895X
5 Stirling Senators 83 81 X
  Perry Lakes Hawks 83 X X
Gold Cup icon.svg Wanneroo Wolves 88X X
2 Wanneroo Wolves 9789 102
7 Willetton Tigers 86 9488
2 Wanneroo Wolves 104113X
3 Cockburn Cougars 95 76 X
3 Cockburn Cougars 104130X
6 Perth Redbacks 98 93 X

Grand Final summary

27 August 2011
7:30 pm
Perry Lakes Hawks 83, Wanneroo Wolves 88
Scoring by quarter: 22–28, 32–27, 16–14, 13–19 [9]
Pts: Anthony Lee 27
Rebs: Anthony Lee 13
Asts: Dixon, Tupaea 3 each		Pts: Greg Hire 31
Rebs: Greg Hire 28
Asts: Brad Robbins 6
Wanneroo wins SBL Championship

Women's bracket

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Grand final
               
1 Willetton Tigers 74 7466
8 Lakeside Lightning 8158 61
1 Willetton Tigers 68 7656
5 Wanneroo Wolves 7468 54
4 Mandurah Magic 61 6870
5 Wanneroo Wolves 6842 78
Gold Cup icon.svg Willetton Tigers 72X X
  East Perth Eagles 71 X X
2 Perry Lakes Hawks 7278X
7 Cockburn Cougars 59 66 X
2 Perry Lakes Hawks 66 57 X
3 East Perth Eagles 7578X
3 East Perth Eagles 61 6175
6 Kalamunda Eastern Suns 6958 60

Grand Final summary

26 August 2011
7:30 pm
Willetton Tigers 72, East Perth Eagles 71
Pts: Kate Malpass 24
Rebs:Unknown
Asts: Kate Malpass 6		Pts: Samantha Norwood 24
Rebs: Samantha Norwood 6
Asts:Unknown
Willetton wins SBL Championship
WA Basketball Centre, Floreat
MVP: Kate Malpass (Tigers)

Awards

Player of the Week

RoundMen's PlayerTeamWomen's PlayerTeamRef
1 Greg Hire Wanneroo Wolves Casey Mihovilovich Mandurah Magic [10]
2 Ben Beran Lakeside Lightning Marita Payne Perth Redbacks [10]
3 Adrian Majstrovich Perth Redbacks Jasmine Hooper Willetton Tigers [10]
4 Anthony Lee Perry Lakes Hawks Samantha Norwood East Perth Eagles [10]
5 Luke Payne Lakeside Lightning Tegan Walker Perry Lakes Hawks [10]
6Michael Lay Geraldton Buccaneers Gabby Clayton Perry Lakes Hawks [10]
7Justin Brown Kalamunda Eastern Suns Melissa Moyle Kalamunda Eastern Suns [10]
8 Anthony Lee Perry Lakes Hawks Rosie Tobin Perry Lakes Hawks [10]
9 Lee Roberts Stirling Senators Hailey Dunham Mandurah Magic [10]
10Taylor Mullenax Mandurah Magic Casey Mihovilovich Mandurah Magic [10]
11 Jarrad Prue Lakeside Lightning Ainsleigh Sanders Wanneroo Wolves [10]
12 Ben Purser Perry Lakes Hawks Emma Pass Cockburn Cougars [10]
13 Matthew Knight Willetton Tigers Casey Mihovilovich Mandurah Magic [10]
14 Ty Harrelson Cockburn Cougars Jess Van Schie Lakeside Lightning [10]
15Chris Dodd Stirling Senators Samantha Norwood East Perth Eagles [10]
16 Luke Payne Lakeside Lightning Kate Malpass Willetton Tigers [10]
17 Adrian Majstrovich Perth Redbacks Heidi McNeil Lakeside Lightning [10]
18Drew Williamson East Perth Eagles Samantha Norwood East Perth Eagles [11]
19 Adrian Majstrovich Perth Redbacks Shelly Boston Mandurah Magic [12]

Statistics leaders

CategoryMen's PlayerTeamStatWomen's PlayerTeamStat
Points per game Adrian Majstrovich Perth Redbacks 30.04Hailey Dunham Mandurah Magic 19.21
Rebounds per game Jarrad Prue Lakeside Lightning 21.6Lavesa Glover South West Slammers 12.46
Assists per gameJoel Wagner Perth Redbacks 10.3Casey Mihivolovich Mandurah Magic 7.9
Steals per gameChris Dodd Stirling Senators 3.2Casey Mihivolovich Mandurah Magic 3.19
Blocks per game Tom Jervis East Perth Eagles 2.7Marita Payne Perth Redbacks 3.44
Field goal percentage Jarrad Prue Lakeside Lightning 65.90%Marita Payne Perth Redbacks 53.40%
3-pt field goal percentageJoel Questel Kalamunda Eastern Suns 47.60%Kara Hargreaves Cockburn Cougars 33.30%
Free throw percentageMatthew Schmechtig Wanneroo Wolves 89.50%Leah Rush Kalamunda Eastern Suns 85.30%

Regular season

Finals

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