Isaac
Years ago

Tigers keep Corletto

The Melbourne Tigers have re-signed veteran Daryl Corletto, a fan favourite who has played his entire NBL career with the club. Corletto, a Tigers junior, made his NBL debut in October 2001 and this season will be looking for his third NBL Championship with the Tigers.

In the 2009/10 NBL season Corletto played all 28 games with the Tigers, averaging 9.8 points, in just over 20 minutes per game. Corletto managed to score double-figures in 13 games, including a season-high 20 points in 29 minutes against Townsville on the 30th October 2009. He was second for the Tigers in three-pointers made behind club MVP Mark Worthington.

Roster to date (with one spot left):

Luke Nevill
Eric Devendorf (import)
Wade Helliwell
Cameron Tragardh
Daryl Corletto
Matthew Burston
Tommy Greer
Bennie Lewis
Lucas Walker

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Panther32
Years ago

So where is Worthington reported to be playing? Europe, Sydney?

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Anonymous
Years ago

Good signing for the Tigers, particularly with so many new additions. His 3 point shooting and knowledge of the Tigers system will be invaluable.

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Isaac
Years ago

Panther, Germany but linked to Townsville as well.

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LC
Years ago

As I have mentioend before, the Tigers are in desperate need of a gun import point guard that can shoot the three-ball.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Wortho would have returned to the Kings if, and thats if Goorj was appointed as coach...
He always said he enjoyed being coached by Goorjian, @ Sydney and South Dragons...

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Anonymous
Years ago

Tigers are BIG, but I don't see it working out for them.

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