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NBL Canada Awards NBL Canada Awards 2012-2013 NBL Canada Award WinnersOn April 14th in Saint John during the All-Star Breakfast, the 2012-2013 NBL Canada awards were distributed. Ian Fowler Executive of the Year Award Moncton’s Ian Fowler was a dedicated community leader, instrumental in bringing the Miracles to Moncton and a huge supporter and partner of NBL Canada. Ian helped to transform Magnetic Hill into a major concert hub, drawing in international stars like the Rolling Stones, Bon Jovi and U2. In his role as Moncton's General Manager of Economic Development, Tourism and Culture, he also attracted sporting events, including the World Junior Track and Field Championships in 2010. Sadly in November 2011 Ian passed away, but his vision, support and passion will always be remembered. Through this award NBL Canada will recognize the Executive that has helped their franchise succedd on and off the court and has made a lasting impression in their community. The recipient is selected by the Commissioner.
Ian Fowler Executive of the Year Award: Kim Blanco, Moncton Miracles
Expansion Franchise Of The Year: Windsor Express
Coach of the Year: Micheal Ray Richardson, London Lightning & Joe Salerno, Summerside Storm
Player Awards:
Most Valuable Player, Regular Season: Devin Sweetney, Moncton Miracles
Sixth Man Of The Year: Rodney Buford, London Lightning
Canadian Of The Year: Joey Haywood, Halifax Rainmen
Defensive Player Of The Year: Al Stewart, Summerside Storm
Rookie Of The Year: Isaac Butts, Moncton Miracles
Newcomer of the Year: Marvin Phillips, London Lightning
First Team All-NBL Canada: Darren Duncan, Halifax Rainmen/Windsor Express Devin Sweetney, Moncton Miracles Brandon Robinson, Halifax Rainmen/Summerside Storm Elvin Mims, London Lightning Isaac Butts, Moncton Miracles
Second Team All-NBL Canada: Anthony Anderson, Saint John Mill Rats Jerice Crouch, Saint John Mill Rats Tim Ellis, London Lightning Quinnel Brown, Halifax Rainmen Marvin Phillips, London Lightning
Third Team All-NBL Canada: Nick Okorie, Oshawa Power Al Stewart, Summerside Storm Chris Commons, Windsor Express Joey Haywood, Halifax Rainmen Antonio Ballard, Summerside Storm
First Team All-Defence: Antonio Ballard, Summerside Storm Al Stewart, Summerside Storm Isaac Butts, Moncton Miracles Elvin Mims, London Lightning Kevin Loiselle, Windsor Express
Second Team All-Defence: Jaushay Rockett, Oshawa Power Jonas Pierre, Montreal Jazz Marvin Phillips, London Lightning Sylvania Watkins, Moncton Miracles Cavell Johnson, Saint John Mill Rats
First Team All-Canada: Joey Haywood, Halifax Rainmen Greg Surmacz, Windsor Express Sheray Thomas, Montreal Jazz/Saint John Mill Rats Antwi Atuahene, London Lightning Kevin Loiselle, Windsor Express
Second Team All-Canada: Papa Oppong, Oshawa Power Quincy Okolie, Halifax Rainmen Kamar Burke, Moncton Miracles Doug McKinney, Summerside Storm Kevin Francis, Saint John Mill Rats
NBL Canada All-Playoff Team: Rodney Buford, London Lightning Isaac Butts, Moncton Miracles Chris Commons, Windsor Express Jerice Crouch, Saint John Mill Rats Darren Duncan, Windsor Express Elvin Mims, London Lightning Marvin Phillips, London Lightning Kenny Jones, Saint John Mill Rats Brandon Robinson, Summerside Storm Devin Sweetney, Moncton Miracles Josiah Turner, Summerside Storm 2011-2012 NBL Canada Award WinnersOn April 1st in Halifax during the All-Star Breakfast, the 2011-2012 NBL Canada awards were distributed. Ian Fowler Executive of the Year Award Moncton’s Ian Fowler was a dedicated community leader, instrumental in bringing the Miracles to Moncton and a huge supporter and partner of NBL Canada. Ian helped to transform Magnetic Hill into a major concert hub, drawing in international stars like the Rolling Stones, Bon Jovi and U2. In his role as Moncton's General Manager of Economic Development, Tourism and Culture, he also attracted sporting events, including the World Junior Track and Field Championships in 2010. Sadly in November 2011 Ian passed away, but his vision, support and passion will always be remembered. Through this award NBL Canada will recognize the Executive that has helped their franchise succedd on and off the court and has made a lasting impression in their community. The recipient is selected by the Commissioner.
Ian Fowler Executive of the Year Award: Duncan Shaw, Summerside Storm Selected by the Commissioner
Expansion Franchise Of The Year: London Lightning Selected by President & CEO and Chief Operating Officer.
Coach of the Year: Micheal Ray Richardson, London Lightning Awarded to the coach who wins the playoffs.
Player Awards:
Voted on by all seven NBL Canada Head Coaches.
Rogers Communications Most Valuable Player, Regular Season Gabe Freeman, London Lightning
Sixth Man Of The Year (Started In Less Than 50% Of Games Participated) Eddie Smith, London Lightning
Canadian Of The Year Joey Haywood, Halifax Rainmen
Defensive Player Of The Year Al Stewart, Summerside Storm
Rookie Of The Year Brandon Robinson, Oshawa Power
First Team All-NBL Canada: Anthony Anderson, Saint John Mill Rats Gabe Freeman, London Lightning Ralphy Holmes, Quebec Kebs Mike Williams, Summerside Storm Lawrence Wright, Halifax Rainmen
Second Team All-NBL Canada: Tim Ellis, London Lightning Omari Johnson, Oshawa Power Trayvon Lathan, Moncton Miracles Tyrone Levett, Halifax Rainmen Brandon Robinson, Oshawa Power
First Team All-Defence: Al Stewart, Summerside Storm Gabe Freeman, London Lightning James "Boo" Jackson, Quebec Kebs Tyrone Levett, Halifax Rainmen Mike Williams, Summerside Storm
Second Team All-Defence: Boubacar Coly, Moncton Miracles DeAnthony Bowden, London Lightning Joey Haywood, Halfiax Rainmen Ralphy Holmes, Quebec Kebs Sylvania Watkins, Moncton Miracles
Playoff Awards:
Playoff MVP: Gabe Freeman, London Lightning
NBL ALL-PLAYOFF FIRST TEAM Gabe Freeman, London Lightning Eddie Smith, London Lightning Chris Hagen, Halifax Rainmen Royce Parran, Quebec Kebs Tim Ellis, London Lightning
NBL ALL-PLAYOFF SECOND TEAM Tyrone Levett, Halifax Rainmen Shamari Spears, London Lightning Jermaine Blackburn, Saint John Mill Rats Ralphy Holmes, Quebec Kebs Shawn Daniels, London Lightning |
