Basketball NSW is pleased to announce the winners of the 2017 Molten Waratah League All Star Five.
The Waratah League Defensive All Star Five. Award is determined by an accumulation of votes from the league coaches and/or players, over the 2017 regular game season.
Championship Men
Guard – Steven Markovic – Bankstown Bruins
Guard – Indiana Faithful – Sydney Comets
Forward – Mitchell Rueter – Central Coast Crusaders
Forward – Paul Brotherson – Hills Hornets
Center – Tyler Monroe – Maitland Mustangs
Championship Women
Guard – Kate Seebohm – Norths Bears
Guard – Alicia Poto – Hornsby
Forward – Casey Samuels – Bankstown Bruins
Forward – Jaimee Kennedy – Norths Bears
Center – Suzy Batkovic – Newcastle Hunters
Division 1 Men
Guard – Kyle Gupton – Tamworth Thunderbolts
Guard – Jason Frehwater – Sutherland Sharks
Forward – Robert Meyrick – Hills Hornets
Forward – Forde Heatley – Coffs Harbour Suns
Center – Brett Foster – Bankstown Bruins
Division 1 Women
Guard – Kate Bellamy – Shoalhaven Tigers
Guard – Rachel Murray – Bathurst Goldminers
Forward – Jordan Huntley – Goulburn Bears
Forward – Matilda Flood – Bathurst Goldminers
Center – Haylee Lepaio – Bathurst Goldminers
Youth League Men 1
Guard – Makuach Maluach – Blacktown Storm
Guard – Adam Fawcett – Manly Sea Eagles
Forward – Daniel Carniel – Sydney Comets
Forward – Sean Weekes – Penrith Panthers
Center – Deng Acuoth – Blacktown Storm
Youth League Women 1
Guard – Shakera Reilly – Central Coast Crusaders
Guard – Alessandra Burke – Norths Bears
Forward – Faith Bulgin – Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Forward – Madeleine Norris – Sutherland Sharks
Center – Natalia Beaumont – Penrith Panthers
Youth League Men 2
Guard – Jakob Dorricott – Newcastle Hunters
Guard – Tom Cranney – Illawarra Hawks
Forward – Matthew Gray – Bathurst Goldminers
Forward – Cade Flores – Liverpool Macarthur Razorbacks
Center – Noah Walsh-Gay – Illawarra Hawks
Congratulations to all players for their achievements, in the 2017 Molten Waratah League