Club Statement: Craig Simpson
20 Dec
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Adelaide 36ers assistant coach Craig Simpson has resigned from the club effective immediately due to family reasons.
Simpson, who joined the club at the start of the NBL24 season, recently took compassionate leave.
Adelaide 36ers CEO Nic Barbato thanked Simpson for his efforts at the club during this season.
“The 36ers organisation appreciate the time and energy Craig brought to the club and sincerely wish him and his family all the best at this time,” Barbato said.
Graham Kubank will join the club as an assistant coach with development coach Michael Lake elevated to the assistant coach role.
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