Cleveland claims maiden Mark Davis Trophy
10 Feb
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Antonius Cleveland has won his first Mark Davis Trophy as Adelaide 36ers MVP for the NBL23 season.
Cleveland scooped the pool at the gala awards ceremony at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Friday night.
The 196cm also took out the Members Choice MVP and the Best Defensive Player award.
Cleveland, who claimed back-to-back Damian Martin Trophy at the NBL Awards on Tuesday night, was a standout in NBL23.
What. A. Season.
— Adelaide 36ers (@Adelaide36ers) February 10, 2023
Our Mark Davis Trophy winner, @ac_uno1!#WeAreSixers #SwoopTheHoop pic.twitter.com/tPezr5ZUGo
The club inducted Mike McKay into the Adelaide 36ers Hall of Fame.
Known to most as ‘Mad Max’, McKay played 290 of his 448 NBL games during a 10-year stint at the club between 1985 and 1995.
Anthony Drmic claimed the Coaches Award, Nick Marshall won the Most Improved Trophy and Jared Campbell was honoured with the Chairman’s Award.

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