Official Statement: Scott Ninnis
4 Oct
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Adelaide 36ers and Scott Ninnis met last week to discuss matters relating to his departure in August.
Both parties are pleased to announce that all issues have now been resolved and Ninnis is supportive of the club moving forward.
Adelaide 36ers Executive Chairman Grant Kelley said it was important for the club and Ninnis to move forward and look towards the future.
“Scott is a club legend, and we are glad to have his support,” Kelley said.
“As a club, we have a full focus on what is ahead for us and are excited for the NBL25 season.”
Ninnis said he was thankful to put the past behind him and is looking forward to supporting the club in NBL25 and beyond.
“I am happy that we have been able to sort things out,” Ninnis said.
“I wish Grant and the club all the best for the season ahead and I’m looking forward to attending games this season.”

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