2024 NBL1 West season

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2024 NBL1 West season
League NBL1 West
Sport Basketball
Duration28 March – 20 July (Regular season)
26 July – 10 August (Finals)
Number of games22 (men)
20 (women)
Number of teams14 (men)
13 (women)
Regular season
  Minor premiersM: Geraldton Buccaneers
W: Rockingham Flames
Season MVP M: Joel Murray (Mandurah Magic)
W: Teige Morrell (Lakeside Lightning)
Top scorerM: Joel Murray (Mandurah Magic)
W: Anneli Maley (Perth Redbacks)
Finals
ChampionsM: Mandurah Magic
W: Rockingham Flames
  Runners-upM: Willetton Tigers
W: Cockburn Cougars
Grand Final MVP M: Joel Murray (Mandurah Magic)
W: Alexandra Sharp (Rockingham Flames)
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The 2024 NBL1 West season was the fourth season of the NBL1 West and 35th overall in State Basketball League (SBL) / NBL1 West history. The regular season began on Thursday 28 March and ended on Saturday 20 July. The finals began on Friday 26 July [1] [2] and concluded with both the women's grand final and the men's grand final on Saturday 10 August. [3] [4]

Contents

The 2024 NBL1 season concluded with the third annual NBL1 National Finals being held at UniSC Arena and Caloundra Indoor Stadium on the Sunshine Coast. [5] [6] [7]

Regular season

The regular season began on Thursday 28 March and ended on Saturday 20 July after 17 rounds of competition. Easter games in round 1 on a Thursday night opened the season, followed by Anzac Round in round 5 as well as Pink Round (7), Heritage Round (10), Mental Health Round (12) and First Nations Round (15). [2] [8]

Standings

Finals

The finals began on Friday 26 July and consisted of four rounds. [2] The finals concluded with the women's grand final and the men's grand final on Saturday 10 August. Both grand finals were played at RAC Arena [3] [4] in front of 6,460 people. [9]

Men's bracket

Qualifying and elimination finalsSemi-finalsPreliminary finalsGrand final
Jul 27, Activewest Stadium
1 Geraldton Buccaneers 106
4 Mandurah Magic 100Aug 2, Mandurah ARC
Mandurah Magic 110
Jul 27, Niels Hansen Basketball Stadium Goldfields Giants 93Aug 3, Activewest Stadium
5 Goldfields Giants 103 Geraldton Buccaneers 89
8 Warwick Senators 88 Willetton Tigers 98Aug 10, RAC Arena
Willetton Tigers 89
Jul 27, Morley Sport and Recreation CentreAug 4, HBF Arena Mandurah Magic Gold Cup icon.svg 91
6 East Perth Eagles 81 Joondalup Wolves 88
7 Rockingham Flames 104Aug 1, Willetton Basketball Stadium Mandurah Magic 91
Willetton Tigers 108
Jul 27, HBF Arena Rockingham Flames 103
2 Joondalup Wolves 96
3 Willetton Tigers 78

Grand Final summary

10 August 2024
7:00 pm
Willetton Tigers 89, Mandurah Magic 91
Scoring by quarter:29–27, 23–18, 23–18, 14–28
Pts: Michael Dupree 32
Rebs: Thomas Gerovich 11
Asts: Michael Vigor 11		Pts: Joel Murray 30
Rebs: Michael Durr 19
Asts: Joel Murray 3
Mandurah wins NBL1 West Championship
RAC Arena, Perth
MVP: Joel Murray (Magic)


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NBL1 West Men's Grand Final
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Mandurah Magic 2024 Men's NBL1 West champions

Women's bracket

Qualifying and elimination finalsSemi-finalsPreliminary finalsGrand final
Jul 27, Mike Barnett Sports Complex
1 Rockingham Flames 84
4 Perry Lakes Hawks 75Aug 1, Bendat Basketball Centre
Perry Lakes Hawks 88
Jul 26, Willetton Basketball Stadium Willetton Tigers 80Aug 3, Mike Barnett Sports Complex
5 Willetton Tigers 92 Rockingham Flames 92
8 Joondalup Wolves 76 Lakeside Lightning 86Aug 10, RAC Arena
Rockingham Flames Gold Cup icon.svg 97
Jul 26, Belmont Oasis Leisure CentreAug 3, Wally Hagan Stadium Cockburn Cougars 81
6 Perth Redbacks 56 Cockburn Cougars 93
7 Lakeside Lightning 99Aug 1, Warwick Stadium Perry Lakes Hawks 70
Warwick Senators 63
Jul 26, Warwick Stadium Lakeside Lightning 67
2 Warwick Senators 72
3 Cockburn Cougars 88

Grand Final summary

10 August 2024
4:30 pm
Rockingham Flames 97, Cockburn Cougars 81
Scoring by quarter: 19–29, 23–14, 22–19, 33–19
Pts: Jessica Jakens 23
Rebs: Nes'eya Parker-Williams 12
Asts: Gandini, Sharp 6 each		Pts: Alex Ciabattoni 30
Rebs: Daniel Raber 17
Asts: Daniel Raber 6
Rockingham wins NBL1 West Championship


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NBL1 West Women's Grand Final
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Rockingham Flames 2024 Women's NBL1 West champions

Awards

Player of the Week

RoundMen's PlayerTeamWomen's PlayerTeamRef
1 Michael Harris Warwick Senators Teige Morrell Lakeside Lightning [10] [11]
2C. J. Turnage Joondalup Wolves Tiahna Sears Kalamunda Eastern Suns [12] [13]
3 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Imani Guy Willetton Tigers [14] [15]
4Randy Bell Goldfields Giants Ashleigh Isenbarger Perry Lakes Hawks [16] [17]
5 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Melisa Brčaninović Willetton Tigers [18] [19]
6Mike Adewunmi Lakeside Lightning Mary Baskerville East Perth Eagles [20] [21]
7 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Emma Gandini Rockingham Flames [22] [23]
8 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Georgia Pineau Rockingham Flames [24] [25]
9Randy Bell Goldfields Giants Daniel Raber Cockburn Cougars [26] [27]
10Marek Nelson Kalamunda Eastern Suns Natalie Chou Perth Redbacks [28] [29]
11Marek Nelson Kalamunda Eastern Suns Teige Morrell Lakeside Lightning [30] [31]
12 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Anneli Maley Perth Redbacks [32] [33]
13 Michael Harris Warwick Senators Karly Murphy Warwick Senators [34] [35]
14 Joel Murray Mandurah Magic Anneli Maley Perth Redbacks [36] [37]
15De'Sean Parsons Goldfields Giants Emma Clarke Joondalup Wolves [38] [39]
16 Marshall Nelson Willetton Tigers Daniel Raber Cockburn Cougars [40] [41]
17Mike Adewunmi Lakeside Lightning Chloe Forster Warwick Senators [42] [43]

Coach of the Month

MonthMen's CoachTeamWomen's CoachTeamRef
Rd 1–4David Morrell Joondalup Wolves Marcus Wong Rockingham Flames [44] [45]
Rd 5–9Mark Utley Mandurah Magic Marcus Wong Rockingham Flames [46] [47]
Rd 10–14Dayle Joseph Geraldton Buccaneers Brad Robbins Warwick Senators [48] [49]
Rd 15–17N/AN/A

Statistics leaders

Stats as of the end of the regular season [50] [51]

CategoryMen's PlayerTeamStatWomen's PlayerTeamStat
Points per game Joel Murray Mandurah Magic 34.32 Anneli Maley Perth Redbacks 23.09
Rebounds per gameMichael Durr Mandurah Magic 15.20 Anneli Maley Perth Redbacks 16.64
Assists per game Joel Murray Mandurah Magic 7.37Chloe Forster Warwick Senators 6.05
Steals per gameMarek Nelson Kalamunda Eastern Suns 3.09 Natalie Chou Perth Redbacks 4.00
Blocks per gameAlex Holcombe South West Slammers 2.55Jessie Edwards Cockburn Cougars 1.67
Field goal percentage Gorjok Gak Rockingham Flames 64.00% Alex Ciabattoni Cockburn Cougars 60.17%
3-pt field goal percentageJonathan Wade Joondalup Wolves 47.06%Emma Gandini Rockingham Flames 40.56%
Free throw percentageMiles Gibson Perth Redbacks 90.54%Melisa Brčaninović Willetton Tigers 87.50%

Regular season

Finals

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Golden Hands Award winner is determined by the following equation: (Total Assists + Total Steals – Total Turnovers) / Games Played = Golden Hands Award Rating. [68]

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