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2005 New Zealand NBL season
LeagueNew Zealand NBL
SportBasketball
Duration18 March – 8 July
Number of games18
Number of teams10
Regular season
  Minor premiersAuckland Stars
Season MVPLindsay Tait (Auckland Stars)
Top scorerGreg Lewis (Waikato Titans)
Playoffs
ChampionsAuckland Stars
  Runners-upHawke's Bay Hawks
Final MVPDillon Boucher
New Zealand NBL seasons

The 2005 NBL season was the 24th season of the National Basketball League. The Auckland Stars won the championship in 2005 to claim their ninth league title.[1][2]

Summary

Regular season standings

Pos
Team W L
1 Auckland Stars 13 5
2 Hawke's Bay Hawks 13 5
3 Nelson Giants 11 7
4 Waikato Titans 11 7
5 Canterbury Rams 10 8
6 Taranaki Mountainairs 9 9
7 Harbour Heat 8 10
8 Wellington Saints 7 11
9 Manawatu Jets 6 12
10 Otago Nuggets 2 16

Playoff bracket

Awards

Player of the Week

Round Player Team Ref
1 Jacob Holmes Nelson Giants [3]
2 Ryan Prillman Canterbury Rams [4][5]
3 Ryan Prillman Canterbury Rams [6]
4 Casey Frank Auckland Stars [7]
5 Casey Frank Auckland Stars [8]
6 Adrian Majstrovich Hawke's Bay Hawks [9]
7 Mike King Harbour Heat [10]
8 Tony Rampton Taranaki Mountainairs [11]
9 Paul Henare Hawke's Bay Hawks [12]
10 Ryan Prillman Canterbury Rams [13]
11 Mike Bauer Waikato Titans [14]
12 Jacob Holmes Nelson Giants [15]
13 Michael Gardener Canterbury Rams [16]
14 Derek Moore Hawke's Bay Hawks [17]
SF Dusty Rychart Hawke's Bay Hawks [18]
MF Dillon Boucher Auckland Stars [19]

Statistics leaders

Stats as of the end of the regular season[20]

Category Player Team Stat
Points per game Greg Lewis Waikato Titans 22.1
Rebounds per game David Cooper Manawatu Jets 11.5
Assists per game Paul Henare Hawke's Bay Hawks 6.7
Steals per game Dillon Boucher Auckland Stars 2.9
Blocks per game Derek Moore Hawke's Bay Hawks 2.2

Regular season

Playoffs

References

  1. ^ a b "2005 National Basketball League". Basketball.org.nz. Archived from the original on 14 January 2015.
  2. ^ Chapman, Grant (26 May 2006). "NZL - Shooting for the stars". FIBA.com. Retrieved 6 September 2015.
  3. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Jacob Holmes (NBS Nelson Giants)
  4. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Ryan Prillman (Scenic Circle Canterbury Rams)
  5. ^ Basketball: Cameron open to offers in ANBL as likely free agent
  6. ^ NBL PRIMO Player of the Week - Ryan Prillman (Scenic Circle Canterbury Rams)
  7. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Casey Frank (Auckland Stars)
  8. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Casey Frank (Auckland Stars)
  9. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Adrian Majstrovich (Easy LPG Bay Hawks)
  10. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Mike King (Poedium Harbour Heat)
  11. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Tony Rampton (JD's Taranaki Mountain Airs)
  12. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Paul Henare (Easy LPG Bay Hawks)
  13. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Ryan Prillman (Scenic Circle Canterbury Rams)
  14. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Mike Bauer (Scottwood Waikato Titans)
  15. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Jacob Holmes (NBS Nelson Giants)
  16. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Michael Gardener (Scenic Circle Canterbury Rams)
  17. ^ PRIMO NBL Player of the Week - Derek Moore (Easy LPG Bay Hawks)
  18. ^ PRIMO Player of the Week - Dusty Rychart (Easy LPG Bay Hawks)
  19. ^ PRIMO Player of the Week - Dillon Boucher (Auckland Stars Waitakere)
  20. ^ 2005 Primo NBL - League Leaders (Media)
  21. ^ Tait Da Man
  22. ^ Dillon Boucher | New Zealand Olympic Team
  23. ^ "Basketball: Boucher's a family guy". Archived from the original on 26 May 2017. Retrieved 26 May 2017.