Franklin Bulls

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Franklin Bulls
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League NZNBL
FoundedNovember 2019
History2020–present
Arena Franklin Pool and Leisure Centre
Location Pukekohe, New Zealand
Team coloursYellow and black
Head coachSebastian Gleim
OwnershipJamie Reddish & Scott Kelso (co-founders)
Championships0
Website bullsbasketball.nz
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The Franklin Bulls are a New Zealand basketball team based in Pukekohe. The Bulls compete in the National Basketball League (NBL), playing their home games at the Franklin Pool and Leisure Centre, known as the Stockyard.

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Team history

Coming from Pukekohe

In July 2019, the Franklin Bulls were granted conditional entry into the National Basketball League for the 2021 season. [1] This application was then expedited when they completed a set of requirements set down by the league. In November 2019, they were granted entry into the NBL for the 2020 season. [2] [3] The team was co-founded by Jamie Reddish and Scott Kelso. [4]

Mascot design - Before the Bulls joined the NBL, they ran a competition among its members to select a name for the team. The winning vote was going to see them called the Franklin "Blitz" however, it was later decided to name their newly created mascot Blitz and name the team the Bulls. Following this a logo was designed and the Franklin Pool and Lesuire centre gained its nickname "The Stockyard". [5] Blitz also has notable features in his design that members are aware of. He can be seen and heard making a lot of noise at home games, dishing out cowbells to fans.

2020 season

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 season was initially suspended indefinitely. [6] [7] The league returned in a reduced format based entirely in Auckland at The Trusts Arena; it also included the first and only player draft. [8] [9] The inaugural Bulls team was coached by Liam Simmons, featuring FIBA 3x3 Tall Black Dom Kelman-Poto, Isaac Davidson, former Tall Black Everard Bartlett and Sam Timmins (who was their first draft choice). [10] The team finished fifth in the regular season with a 7–7 record and lost 99–90 in their elimination final against the Taranaki Mountainairs. [11] [12]

2021 season

In 2021, the Bulls finished their first full season in the league in eighth place with a 5–13 record. [13] The team was coached by Jamie Reddish [14] featuring Tall Black Isaac Davidson along with Denhym Brooke, imports Zane Waterman [15] and former NBA Draft pick Josh Selby from the US. The Bulls also signed Kyrin Galloway [16] from the New Zealand Breakers when Waterman's season was ended with a broken wrist. Josh Selby parted ways with the team on June 1 after sustaining an injury and requesting a return to the US. [17]

In 2021 the Bulls played host for the New Zealand Breakers while dealing with schedule clashes with their normal home venue. The Pukekohe based Bulls stepped up and the Breakers took on the Illawara Hawks at the Stockyard on May 28. The Hawks however took the win 84-73. [18]

2022 season

For the 2022 season, Rookie Tall Blacks Jayden Bezzant and Anzaz Risseto joined the team with Isaac Davidson returning for a third season. They also announced the return of NBL legend Leon Henry and star signing of Tall Blacks guard Corey Webster [19] alongside new coach Morgan Maskell. [20] They played most of the season with an all New Zealand born team, until Giddy Potts joined them as their only import on the roster, mid season. [21]

They finished the regular season in eighth place with a 7–11 record and failed to make the playoffs. [22]

2023 season and a trip to the final 6

For 2023, the Bulls recruited the New Zealand Breakers assistant coach Daniel Sokolovsky [24] to be their head coach and hired former 150 game veteran Tall Black Mika Vukona to be their GM. [25]

The roster included imports Rickey McGill and Jamaal Brantley, along with Tall Blacks Jayden Bezzant, Dan Fotu, Tyrell Harrison, Isaac Davidson and Dom Kelman-Poto. [26] Mid season additions included Matt Freeman and Jared Wilson-Frame as a free agent released from the Canturbury Rams. [27] They finished the regular season in fourth place with a 12–6 record heading to their first play in series. [28] [29] They easily defeated the Wellington Saints 124–104 in the 1st play-in match, setting a semi-final against the Tuatara. [30] However in the semi-final, the Bulls lost 92–67 to the Tuatara. [31]

Due to scheduling issues, some home games were played at Bruce Pulman Arena, Takaanini.

2024 season and Rapid League

FIBA German International team assistant coach Sebastian Gleim signed a two-year deal as the Bulls head coach. Dom Kelman-Poto (3rd season) and Issac Davidson (5th season) returned. They were joined alongside Tall Blacks Ethan Rusbatch, Jordan Hunt, former 2020 Bull Sam Timmins and Dru-Leo Leusogi-Ape. [34] Guards Luther Muhammad, [35] [36] Joshua Scott [37] and forward Jamaal Brantley (2nd season) joined as the team's imports. Season 2024 also seems the integration of the Rapid League, in which local players (no imports) whom are non-starters will take part in a shortened contest before the main game. Coaches Joe Reddish and Samara Funnell split their time coaching this team, during which Funnell made her coaching debut against the Sharks and picked up a win in her first match in the Rapid League as the nominated head coach for that game. [38]

Shorlty after Round 7 Jordan Hunt was ruled out for the remainder of season, due to an on-going ankle injury he sustained while playing in the UK. [39] Post round 8 The Bulls were involved in a player trade with the Auckland Tuatara, which was an NBL first. On May 24 Brantley and the Bulls mutually parted ways. Following this KC Nwafor was re-signed on a short term contract as cover. American guard Lee Skinner arrived from Cyprus in time for Round 10 action debuting in a win over the Sharks, to then take his place. [40]

The Bulls reached the semi-final, where they lost 78–75 to the Auckland Tuatara. [41] [42]

All time statistical leaders NBL

Individual:

Individual Stat Leaders (Game) [43]
Stat TypeTotalPlayer Name
Points42Josh Selby Flag of the United States.svg
Rebounds18 Leon Henry Flag of New Zealand.svg
Steals6 Rickey McGill Flag of the United States.svg
Blocks6 Sam Timmins* Flag of New Zealand.svg & Denhym Brooke Flag of New Zealand.svg
Assists13 Corey Webster Flag of New Zealand.svg
Games played56*Isaac Davidson Flag of New Zealand.svg

Team:

All time statistical leaders Rapid League

National honours and other team connections

National Teams
Player NameCountryDebutGames Played
Jayden Bezzant Flag of New Zealand.svg Tall Blacks20222
Jayden Bezzant Flag of New Zealand.svg NZ 3v32022
Anzac Risseto Flag of New Zealand.svg Tall Blacks20222
Dominique Kelman-Poto* Flag of New Zealand.svg NZ 3v3202250
Isaac Davidson* Flag of New Zealand.svg Tall Blacks20227
Kane Bennet-Keil Flag of New Zealand.svg Tall Blacks20223
Brody Perry* Flag of New Zealand.svg U172022
Australian NBL Flag of Australia (converted).svg
Player NameTeamDebutGames Played
Issac Davidson*NZ Breakers202116
Dominique Kelman-Poto*NZ Breakers20231
Jayden BezzantNZ Breakers20221
Anzac RissettoSE Melbourne Phoenix202223
Portugal - Liga Portuguesa de Basquetebol Flag of Portugal.svg
Player NameTeamDebutGames Played
Zane WatermanU.D Oliveirense202125
Finland - Korisliiga Flag of Finland.svg
Player NameTeamDebutGames Played
Isaac Davidson*Bisons Loimaa202331
United Kingdom - British Basketball League Flag of the United Kingdom.svg
Player NameTeamDebutGames Played
Rickey McGillNewcastle Eagles202336

(*) denotes active player still on Bulls roster

Season by season record

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, W–L% = Winning percentage

SeasonGPWLW–L%FinishFinals
2020 1477.5005thLost Elimination Final, 90–99 (Taranaki Mountainairs)
2021 18513.2788thDid not qualify
2022 18711.3898thDid not qualify
2023 18126.6674thWon Preliminary Final, 124–104 (Wellington Saints)
Lost Semi-final, 67–92 (Auckland Tuatara)
2024 17*107

(*) Denotes season still in progress

Current roster

Note: Flags indicate national team eligibility at FIBA-sanctioned events. Players may hold other non-FIBA nationalities not displayed.

Franklin Bulls roster
PlayersCoaches
Pos.No.Nat.NameHt.
G 00 Flag of Samoa.svg Leusogi-Ape, Dru-Leo 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
G/F 2 Flag of New Zealand.svg Rusbatch, Ethan  (C)1.96 m (6 ft 5 in)
G 4 Flag of New Zealand.svg Vano, Christian 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)
G 6 Flag of New Zealand.svg Campbell, Noah 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
G 7 Flag of New Zealand.svg Coker-Grey, Harri 1.94 m (6 ft 4 in)
G 8 Flag of the United States.svg Muhammad, Luther  (I)1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)
C 9 Flag of New Zealand.svg Maile, Halasiale 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)
G 11 Flag of the United States.svg Scott, Joshua  (I)1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
F 12 Flag of New Zealand.svg Davidson, Isaac 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in)
F 14 Flag of New Zealand.svg Davis, Liam 2.03 m (6 ft 8 in)
G 20 Flag of New Zealand.svg Perry, Corey 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
F 23 Flag of Nigeria.svg Nwafor, Kenechukwu  (IN)2.02 m (6 ft 8 in)
G 24 Flag of New Zealand.svg Hughes, Payton 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
F 25 Flag of New Zealand.svg Kelman-Poto, Dominique 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in)
C 33 Flag of New Zealand.svg Timmins, Sam 2.11 m (6 ft 11 in)
G 38 Flag of New Zealand.svg Perry, Brody 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)
F 50 Flag of New Zealand.svg Matakatea, Dante 1.94 m (6 ft 4 in)
G 53 Flag of New Zealand.svg Short, Nathaniel
F 54 Flag of the United States.svg Skinner, Lee  (I)1.98 m (6 ft 6 in)
F Flag of New Zealand.svg Hunt, Jordan   Cruz Roja.svg 2.06 m (6 ft 9 in)
Head coach
  • Flag of Germany.svg Sebastian Gleim
Assistant coach(es)
  • Flag of New Zealand.svg Joseph Reddish
  • Flag of New Zealand.svg Jeff Green
  • Flag of New Zealand.svg Roei Rotenburg
  • Flag of New Zealand.svg Samara Funnell
Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (DP) Development player
  • (I) Import player
  • Cruz Roja.svg Injured
Updated: 2 June 2024


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