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2008–09 NBL season

Professional basketball season

Field	Value
title	2008–09 NBL season
image	NBL Logo Australia (2006).png
pixels	235px
league	National Basketball League
season	2008–09
finals	Finals
finals_link	2009 NBL Finals
champions	South Dragons (1st title)
runners_up	Melbourne Tigers
semifinalists	New Zealand Breakers
Townsville Crocodiles
teams	10
dates	13 September 2008 – 13 March 2009
season_champs	South Dragons
TV	Australia:{{Plainlist
MVP	Kirk Penney (New Zealand)	MVP_link = NBL (Australia) Most Valuable Player	MVP_n = NZL
finals_MVP	Donta Smith (South)	finals_MVP_link = NBL (Australia) Most Valuable Player – Grand Final	finals_MVP_n = USA
efficiency_leader		epg =	epg_n =
top_scorer	Kirk Penney (New Zealand)	ppg = 24.1	ppg_n = NZL
top_scorer_link	List of National Basketball League (Australia) annual scoring leaders
rebounds_leader	Luke Schenscher (Adelaide)	rpg = 10.8	rpg_n = AUS
assists_leader	Shane Heal (Gold Coast)	apg = 5.7	apg_n = AUS
seasonslist	List of NBL seasons
seasonslistnames	NBL
prevseason_link	2007–08 NBL season
prevseason_year	2007–08
nextseason_link	2009–10 NBL season
nextseason_year	2009–10

Townsville Crocodiles

Fox Sports
Māori Television

The 2008–09 NBL season was the 31st season of competition since its establishment in 1979. A total of 10 teams contested the league.

2008–09 league participants

Team	Region	CEO	Coach	Home ground	Capacity
Adelaide 36ers	SA	Mal Hemmerling	Scott Ninnis	Distinctive Homes Dome	8,000
Cairns Taipans	QLD	Denis Keeffe	Mark Beecroft	Cairns Convention Centre	5,300
Gold Coast Blaze	QLD	David Claxton	Brendan Joyce	Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre	5,269
Melbourne Tigers	VIC	Seamus McPeake	Alan Westover	State Netball Centre	3,500
New Zealand Breakers	NZL	Richard Clarke	Andrej Lemanis	North Shore Events Centre	4,400
Perth Wildcats	WA	Nick Marvin	Conner Henry	Challenge Stadium	4,500
South Dragons	VIC	Ryan Gardiner	Brian Goorjian	Hisense Arena	10,500
date=August 2012}}	NSW	Steve Aquilina	Rob Beveridge	State Sports Centre	5,006
Townsville Crocodiles	QLD	Ian Smythe	Trevor Gleeson	Townsville Entertainment Centre	5,257
Wollongong Hawks	NSW	TBD	Eric Cooks	WIN Entertainment Centre	6,000

On 30 June 2008 the Brisbane Bullets confirmed they would be handing back the team's license to the NBL. The NBL confirmed there will be no Brisbane team participating in the 2008/09 season.
On 2 July 2008 the NBL announced that two bids for the Sydney Kings license had failed and that there would be no second Sydney team in the 2008/09 season.
On 29 July 2008 the Singapore Slingers announced that they had decided to withdraw from the competition permanently due to the dramatic increase in international travel costs.

Preseason transactions

Coach	Recruited From	Signed By
Phil Smyth	Adelaide 36ers	Released
Scott Ninnis	36ers Academy	Adelaide 36ers
Scott Fisher	Perth Wildcats	Released
Bill Tomlinson	Sydney Kings	Sydney Kings
Brian Goorjian	Sydney Kings	South Dragons
Conner Henry	Perth Wildcats	Perth Wildcats

Player	Recruited From	Signed By
Lanard Copeland	Adelaide 36ers	Retired
Darryl McDonald	Melbourne Tigers	Retired
Jason Crowe	Gold Coast Blaze	title = Crowe gets cut for Blaze to Heal	publisher = Gold Coast Bulletin	year = 2008	url = http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2008/03/21/9107_gold-coast-sport.html	access-date = 29 March 2008}}
Nic Campbell	Gold Coast Blaze	Released
Jared Newson	Cairns Taipans	Released
Sean Lampley	Melbourne Tigers	title = Tigers tie down import forward	publisher = The Age	url = http://www.theage.com.au/news/basketball/tigers-tie-down-import-forward/2008/04/10/1207420592484.html	access-date = 10 April 2008	location=Melbourne	date=11 April 2008	first=Stephen	last=Howell}}
Galen Young	Townsville Crocodiles	Released
Mike Helms	Singapore Slingers	Released
John Philip	Wollongong Hawks	Released
Darren Ng	Adelaide 36ers	Singapore Slingers
Jacob Holmes	South Dragons	Adelaide 36ers
Mark Worthington	Sydney Kings	title = Dragons snare Worthington and Vukona	publisher = Gaze.com.au	year = 2008	url = http://www.gaze.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1028&Itemid=2	access-date = 5 April 2008}}
Mika Vukona	New Zealand Breakers	South Dragons
Daniel Johnson	Pepperdine University	Melbourne Tigers
Brad Hill	South Dragons	Adelaide 36ers
Rod Grizzard	Singapore Slingers	Melbourne Tigers
Jason Smith	Sydney Kings	Sydney Spirit
Luke Schenscher	Brose Baskets	Adelaide 36ers
C. J. Bruton	Brisbane Bullets	title=Bullets miss CJ but snare Gibson	publisher=The Courier-Mail	year=2008	url=http://news.brisbanetimes.com.au/bullets-miss-cj-but-snare-gibson/20080424-28da.html	archive-url=https://archive.today/20121230161601/http://news.brisbanetimes.com.au/bullets-miss-cj-but-snare-gibson/20080424-28da.html	url-status=dead	archive-date=30 December 2012	access-date=24 April 2008 }}
Dillon Boucher	Brisbane Bullets	New Zealand Breakers
Ryan Kersten	New Zealand Breakers	Adelaide 36ers
Sam Harris	Old Dominion	Singapore Slingers
Jayson Castro	Harbour Centre Batang Pier	Singapore Slingers
Drew Williamson	Townsville Crocodiles	West Sydney Razorbacks
Cameron Rigby	Wollongong Hawks	Brisbane Bullets
Chris Daniel	New Zealand Breakers	Singapore Slingers
Brad Williamson	Brisbane Bullets	Townsville Crocodiles
Shane Heal	South Dragons	Gold Coast Blaze
Paora Winitana	New Zealand Breakers	Adelaide 36ers
David Gruber	Frankston Blues	West Sydney Razorbacks
Steven Broom	Brisbane Bullets	Townsville Crocodiles
Darnell Hinson	West Sydney Razorbacks	Perth Wildcats
Darius Rice	Purefoods Tender Juicy Giants	Singapore Slingers
Thomas Abercrombie	Washington State	title = Local Juniors Take Up Development Positions	publisher = New Zealand Breakers	year = 2008	url = http://www.nzbreakers.co.nz/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=75110	access-date = 4 June 2008	archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20081016052637/http://www.nzbreakers.co.nz/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=75110	archive-date = 16 October 2008	url-status = dead}}
Corey Webster	Lambeth College	New Zealand Breakers
Rhys Martin	Brisbane Bullets	Wollongong Hawks
Adam Tanner	University of Denver	New Zealand Breakers
Glen Saville	Sydney Kings	Wollongong Hawks
Eric Sandrin	Ulsan Mobis Phoebus	Singapore Slingers
Kerry Williams	Cairns Marlins	Cairns Taipans
Adam Gibson	Brisbane Bullets	South Dragons
Stephen Weigh	University of Utah	Perth Wildcats
Anthony Petrie	West Sydney Razorbacks	Wollongong Hawks
Russell Hinder	Sydney Kings	Townsville Crocodiles
Ian Crosswhite	Sydney Kings	Cairns Taipans{{cite web
Dave Thomas	Melbourne Tigers	Cairns Taipans{{cite web
Sam Mackinnon	Brisbane Bullets	Melbourne Tigers
Jason Smith	Sydney Kings	Sydney Spirit
Isiah Victor	Sydney Kings	Perth Wildcats
Rhys Carter	West Sydney Razorbacks	South Dragons
Dusty Rychart	Brisbane Bullets	Wollongong Hawks
Derrick Low	Washington State	Sydney Spirit
Aaron Bruce	Baylor University	Adelaide 36ers
Steve Constanzo	Townsville Heat	Townsville Crocodiles
Greg Vanderjagt	Townsville Crocodiles	Gold Coast Blaze
James Quinn	Illawarra Hawks	Wollongong Hawks
Mark Tyndale	Temple University	Adelaide 36ers
Chris Goulding	Brisbane Bullets	Perth Wildcats
Cameron Tovey	Sydney Kings	Townsville Crocodiles
Ben Knight	Singapore Slingers	Perth Wildcats
Tim Labka	Bankstown Bruins	Wollongong Hawks
Anthony Olah	Gold Coast Goannas	Gold Coast Blaze
James Orr	Frankston Blues	South Dragons
Peter Hoban	Forestville Eagles	Adelaide 36ers
Zac Carter	Southern Districts Spartans	Gold Coast Blaze
Ebi Ere	Brisbane Bullets	Melbourne Tigers
Tremmell Darden	Spirou Charleroi	South Dragons
Daniel Dillon	University of Arizona	South Dragons

Mid-season transactions

Coach	Recruited From	Signed By
Alan Black	Cairns Taipans	title=Taipans coach sacked	publisher=Herald Sun	url=http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24807384-11088,00.html	access-date=20 December 2008	date=16 December 2008	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081219112007/http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0%2C21985%2C24807384-11088%2C00.html	archive-date=19 December 2008	url-status=dead }}
Mark Beecroft	Cairns Taipans	Cairns Taipans

Player	Recruited From	Signed By
Tariq Naqqash	East Central University	South Dragons
Luke Kendall	Sydney Kings	Perth Wildcats
Anthony Susnjara	Keflavik	Townsville Crocodiles
Juaquin Hawkins	Gold Coast Blaze	Released
Justin Bowen	Austin Toros	Gold Coast Blaze
Mark Tyndale	Adelaide 36ers	Released
Julius Hodge	Free Agent	Adelaide 36ers
Cortez Groves	South Dragons	Released
Liam Rush	Sydney Spirit	Sundsvall Dragons
Larry Abney	Cairns Taipans	Released
Blagoj Janev	Singapore Slingers	Sydney Spirit
Stephen Black	Cairns Taipans	Released
Donta Smith	Shanxi Zhongyu	South Dragons
Luke Kendall	Perth Wildcats	Melbourne Tigers
Dave Thomas	Cairns Taipans	title=Dave Thomas returns to the Melbourne Tigers	publisher=The Herald Sun	url=http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24850783-10914,00.html	access-date=29 December 2008	first=Grantley	last=Bernard	date=29 December 2008	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081230044824/http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0%2C21985%2C24850783-10914%2C00.html	archive-date=30 December 2008	url-status=dead }}
Rod Grizzard	Melbourne Tigers	Released
Julian Khazzouh	Sydney Spirit	Hanzevast Capitals
Shane McDonald	Singapore Slingers	Perth Wildcats
Julius Hodge	Adelaide 36ers	Released
Rod Grizzard	Melbourne Tigers	Adelaide 36ers

Team	Major sponsor
Adelaide 36ers	Sprint Auto Parts
Cairns Taipans	Skytrans Airlines
Gold Coast Blaze	QDeck
Melbourne Tigers	OAMPS Insurance Brokers
New Zealand Breakers	Bartercard
Perth Wildcats	Saville Australia
South Dragons	Crazy John's
Townsville Crocodiles	McDonald's
West Sydney Razorbacks	Westbus
Wollongong Hawks	Australian Health Management

Apparel

Team	Provider	Home colour	Away colour
Adelaide 36ers	Adidas	Blue	Yellow
Cairns Taipans	Kombat	Orange	White
Gold Coast Blaze	G2 Game Gear	Sky Blue	White
Melbourne Tigers	Kombat	Red	Yellow
New Zealand Breakers	SAS Sports	Black	White
Perth Wildcats	Hoop 2 Hoop	Red	White
South Dragons	Kombat	Black	White
Townsville Crocodiles	Kombat	Green	White
Sydney Spirit	Blades	Blue	White
Wollongong Hawks	G2 Game Gear	Red	White

Regular season

The 2008-09 regular season took place over 22 rounds between 13 September 2008 and 14 February 2009.

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Round 7

Round 8

Round 9

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Round 13

Round 14

Round 15

Round 16

Round 17

Round 18

Round 19

Round 20

Round 21

Round 22

Ladder

The NBL tie-breaker system as outlined in the NBL Rules and Regulations states that in the case of an identical win–loss record, the results in games played between the teams will determine order of seeding.

*1Perth Wildcats won Head-to-Head (3-1). *

*23-way Head-to-Head between Wollongong Hawks (5-2), Sydney Spirit (3-4) and Cairns Taipans (2-4). *

Finals

Main article: 2009 NBL Finals

Playoff bracket

Elimination Finals

Semi-finals

Grand Final

Player of the Week

Round	Player	Team
1	Kirk Penney	New Zealand Breakers
2	Corey Williams	Townsville Crocodiles
3	Mark Worthington	South Dragons
4	Darnell Mee	Cairns Taipans
5	Joe Ingles	South Dragons
6	Luke Schenscher	Adelaide 36ers
7	Sam Mackinnon	Melbourne Tigers
8	Kirk Penney	New Zealand Breakers
9	Rick Rickert	New Zealand Breakers
10	Julius Hodge	Adelaide 36ers
11	Matthew Knight	Sydney Spirit
12	Justin Bowen	Gold Coast Blaze
13	Ian Crosswhite	Cairns Taipans
14	Tony Ronaldson	New Zealand Breakers
15	Julius Hodge	Adelaide 36ers
16	Isiah Victor	Perth Wildcats
17	Luke Schenscher	Adelaide 36ers
18	Ebi Ere	Melbourne Tigers
19	Adam Ballinger	Adelaide 36ers
20	James Harvey	Gold Coast Blaze
21	John Rillie	Townsville Crocodiles
22	Shawn Redhage	Perth Wildcats

Player of the Month

Month	Player	Team
September/October	Kirk Penney	New Zealand Breakers
November	Kirk Penney	New Zealand Breakers
December	Julius Hodge	Adelaide 36ers
January/February	Luke Schenscher	Adelaide 36ers

Coach of the Month

Month	Player	Team
September/October	Brian Goorjian	South Dragons
November	Andrej Lemanis	New Zealand Breakers
December	Scott Ninnis	Adelaide 36ers
January/February	Al Westover	Melbourne Tigers

NBL awards

Most Valuable Player: Kirk Penney, New Zealand Breakers
Rookie of the Year: Aaron Bruce, Adelaide 36ers
Best Defensive Player: Adam Gibson, South Dragons
Best Sixth Man: Phill Jones, New Zealand Breakers
Most Improved Player: Matthew Knight, Sydney Spirit
Coach of the Year: Brian Goorjian, South Dragons
Finals MVP: Donta Smith, South Dragons
All-NBL First Team:
- Kirk Penney – New Zealand Breakers
- Chris Anstey – Melbourne Tigers
- C. J. Bruton – New Zealand Breakers
- Ebi Ere – Melbourne Tigers
- Mark Worthington – South Dragons
All-NBL Second Team:
- Corey Williams – Townsville Crocodiles
- Luke Schenscher – Adelaide 36ers
- Adam Ballinger – Adelaide 36ers
- Shawn Redhage – Perth Wildcats
- Glen Saville – Wollongong Hawks
All-NBL Third Team:
- Matthew Knight – Sydney Spirit
- James Harvey – Gold Coast Blaze
- David Barlow – Melbourne Tigers
- Joe Ingles – South Dragons
- Adam Gibson – South Dragons

Television coverage

– Fox Sports
– Maori TV

Radio coverage

Team	Station
Adelaide 36ers	[891 ABC Adelaide](891-abc-adelaide)
Cairns Taipans	[4CA FM](4ca-fm)
Melbourne Tigers	Tiger Radio
New Zealand Breakers	Radio Sport
Perth Wildcats	SportFM
South Dragons	Dragons Radio
Townsville Crocodiles	[4TO FM](4to-fm)

References

(August 2012)
(August 2012). "The future is bright: Aquilina". [[West Sydney Razorbacks]].
(2008). "Bullets to hand back license". [[National Basketball League (Australia).
(2008). "No second Sydney team for 2008/09". [[National Basketball League (Australia).
(2008). "Slingers bow out of NBL". [[National Basketball League (Australia).
(2008). "Sixers put up coaching vacancy sign". [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation]].
Nagy, Boti. (5 March 2008). "Yes, Ninnis is the man". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide)]].
(5 March 2008). "Scott Fisher quits as Wildcats coach". [[The Sunday Times (Western Australia)]].
(September 2010). "Bill Tomlinson becomes new head coach of the Sydney Kings". [[Sydney Kings]].
Howell, Stephen. (1 April 2008). "Goorjian coming home as South Dragons' messiah". [[The Age]].
(15 May 2008). "Assistant Conner Henry promoted to coach of Wildcats". [[The Sunday Times (Western Australia)]].
Nagy, Boti. (7 February 2008). "Lanard Copeland awaits curtain call". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide)]].
(15 March 2008). "D-Mac bows out of NBL a winner". [[The Sydney Morning Herald]].
(2008). "Crowe gets cut for Blaze to Heal". [[Gold Coast Bulletin]].
(2008). "King may be Taipans' ace". [[Cairns Post]].
Howell, Stephen. (11 April 2008). "Tigers tie down import forward". [[The Age]].
(October 2010). "Townsville McDonald's Crocodiles off-season movements continue". [[Townsville Crocodiles]].
(2008). "Former Adelaide 36ers star Darren Ng to lead Slingers' charge in 2008". [[Singapore Slingers]].
(2008). "Pope bids farewell". [[Illawarra Mercury]].
Nagy, Boti. (27 March 2008). "Ng to suit for Slingers". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide)]].
Nagy, Boti. (31 March 2008). "Jacob Holmes comes home to Adelaide 36ers". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide)]].
(September 2010). "Dragons snare Worthington and Vukona". [[Gaze.com.au]].
(October 2010). "Tigers 2008/09 Recruiting Begins". [[Melbourne Tigers]].
(2008). "36ers sign Brad Hill". [[Adelaide 36ers]].
(2008). "Sixers land Schenscher". [[Fox Sports (Australia)]].
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Nagy, Boti. (24 April 2008). "Ryan Kersten set for the Adelaide 36ers". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide)]].
(September 2010). "Slingers Sign Tall Timber". [[Singapore Slingers]].
(September 2010). "PBL's Jayson Castro first Pinoy to play in Aussie pro basketball league". [[ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs]].
(August 2012). "Razorbacks sign Williamson". [[West Sydney Razorbacks]].
(2008). "Bullets sign Rigby". [[Brisbane Bullets]].
(2008). "Daniel Singapore-bound". [[The Nelson Mail]].
(October 2010). "Brad Williamson signs with the Crocs for 3 years". [[Townsville Crocodiles]].
(October 2010). "Blaze sign heal in big win for the gold coast". [[Gold Coast Blaze]].
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(August 2012). "Razorbacks sign Gruber". [[West Sydney Razorbacks]].
(October 2010). "Crocs complete 2008/09 Roster". [[Townsville Crocodiles]].
(2008). "Wildcats sign star US import". [[The West Australian]].
(September 2010). "Singapore Slingers Sign former University of Miami Star". [[Singapore Slingers]].
(2008). "Local Juniors Take Up Development Positions". [[New Zealand Breakers]].
(2008). "ahm Hawks recruit Rhys Martin". [[Wollongong Hawks]].
(2008). "Breakers complete roster". [[New Zealand Breakers]].
(2008). "Sav's Back!". [[Wollongong Hawks]].
(2008). "Slingers sign new import". [[National Basketball League (Australia)]].
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(2008). "Tez Back, Gibbo on Board Too". [[South Dragons]].
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[http://www.hoops.com.au/forum/19351-all-nbl-teams-announced/ All-NBL teams announced]

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2008–09 NBL season

2008–09 league participants

Preseason transactions

Mid-season transactions

Sponsors

Apparel

Regular season

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Round 7

Round 8

Round 9

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Round 13

Round 14

Round 15

Round 16

Round 17

Round 18

Round 19

Round 20

Round 21

Round 22

Ladder

Finals

Playoff bracket

Elimination Finals

Semi-finals

Grand Final

Player of the Week

Player of the Month

Coach of the Month

NBL awards

Television coverage

Radio coverage

References

References