White wins NBL1 MVP award
3 Aug
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New Adelaide 36er Isaac White has capped a dominant NBL1 season in Western Australia with the competition’s MVP award.
White averaged 30.36 points per game to go with six assists and 6.64 rebounds for the league leading Rockingham Flames.
He finished second overall in the NBL1 West’s average scoring behind Elijah Pepper and scored 7.5 free throws per game on average to lead the competition for that statistic.
White guided the Flames to the top of the ladder at the end of the season and a qualifying final next Saturday against the Willetton Tigers.
White’s standout season was also rewarded with selection in the NBL1 West First Team.
He’s the second Sixer this season to win an NBL1 competition MVP award, after new teammate Keanu Rasmussen took home the Woollacott Medal as the fairest and most brilliant player in the NBL1 Central competition last week.
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