Isaac
Years ago

Homicide wins NBL Player of the Week

For the week Williams averaged 25.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 8.0 assists as he helped his team to a 1-1 record on the road.

John Gilchrist, Ty McKee and Erron Maxey were Homicide's closest competition. Here are the other notable mentions:

There were a plethora of strong performances in Round Three, and New Zealand's CJ Bruton (32 points in a victory against Melbourne) and Perth’s Shawn Redhage (32 points in a win over Gold Coast) also staked their claims for the weekly honour.
Other leading contenders for the NBL Player of the Week in Round Three included Julien 'Skip’ Mills (Cairns), Rick Rickert (New Zealand), Adam Ballinger (Adelaide), Luke Kendall (Melbourne).

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LC
Years ago

Good choice for this week IMO

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Big Marty
Years ago

There was no other choice this week. Period.

With Penney out for the next few weeks along with Anstey, you're looking at the League MVP this year.

Hopefully he doesn't burn out before the finals.

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DB5
Years ago

Agreed, there is no reason why he should not win it if he keeps performing week in and week out.

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Anonymous
Years ago

I know I'll sound like a wanker for saying this Big Marty, but the terminating punctuation to which you refer, in this country, is not called a period.

FULL STOP.

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XztatiK
Years ago

What a wanker :P

No arguments here, but CJ and Gilchrist would've both been veeery close.

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Bill
Years ago

Phenomenal stats in isolation,together with the context of getting his team back into a game for narrow loss and a big win over pre season favourite and it's a no contest.
I wonder if the team with 2 games has an advantage in these player of the week awards?
Will a Gold Coast player pick up next weeks?

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kmtw
Years ago

Well done herbacide

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