Club Statement: CJ Bruton
7 Dec
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The Adelaide 36ers have decided to part ways with Head Coach CJ Bruton by mutual agreement.
Bruton has led the 36ers since the start of the NBL22 season, with a career win-loss record of 27-40 over 67 games.
“We thank CJ for his tireless efforts, both on an off the court, but we believe it’s time to go in a new direction,” Adelaide 36ers CEO Nic Barbato said.
“The 36ers organisation would like to thank CJ for his time at the Club and wish him and his family all the best for their future endeavours.”
Current assistant coach, club Hall of Fame legend Scott Ninnis will fill the role as interim head coach for the remainder of the NBL24 season

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