Nai signs on for NBL25 season
12 Dec
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Adelaide 36ers are excited to announce the signing of Ngor Nai as a Nominated Replacement Player for the NBL25 season.
The 208cm forward/centre joins Tom Kubank as a Nominated Replacement Player after beginning the NBL25 season as a training player.
Nai, who graduated from Baton Rouge Community College in 2021, spent the 2024 NBL1 South season at Ringwood Hawks where he averaged 9.6 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.
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“I’m happy to be a 36er, it’s been great being here, training with all the guys and getting to know everyone, from the staff, management and the players,” Nai said.
“I’m thrilled to have this opportunity.”
GM of Basketball Operations Matt Weston said Nai has earned his spot and brings added depth to the frontcourt.
“Ngor has ticked all the boxes during pre-season and has been a constant at training,” Weston said.

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