State Basketball League Most Valuable Player Award

State Basketball League awards and honors
Championship
Individual awards
Honours

The State Basketball League Most Valuable Player (MVP) is an annual State Basketball League (SBL) award given since 1975 to the best performing player of the regular season in both the Men's SBL and Women's SBL. Between 1975 and 1987, it was known as the Fairest and Best award.[1] A name change occurred in 1988, as it was dubbed the Sands & McDougall Most Valuable Player award.[2] The award remained without a name between 1989 and 1991, when in 1992 it was dubbed the John Syminton Most Valuable Player award following Syminton's appointment as president of Basketball Western Australia. Syminton held the position of president for four years (1992–95),[3] and the award remained named in his honour until 1998. Since 1999, the award has had no name.

John Syminton Most Valuable Player Award plaque

Winners

Pre-SBL

Year"A" Men District Competition"A" Women District CompetitionRef
PlayerTeamPlayerTeam
1975Warren KuhnMelvilleS. WaddilovePerth[1][2]
1976Mark StipetichPerthY. WatersMelville
1977Mark Stipetich (2)PerthG. SummersMelville
1978M. BrummeMelvilleD. MartinSwan Districts
1979Mark Stipetich (3)MelvilleK. PooreScarborough City
1980B. JonesEast PerthJ. FletcherEast Perth
1981Mike EllisStirlingKerry ClarkeTangney
1982Brad GrayTangneyR. MorganEast Perth
1983Craig FitzsimmonsEast PerthSue ArthurSwan Districts
1984Jeff AndersonTangneySue Arthur (2)Swan Districts
1985Russ McCallCockburnSue Arthur (3)Cockburn
1986Jeff Anderson (2)Swan DistrictsSue Arthur (4)Cockburn
1987Brian FundingslandEast PerthJ. MarshStirling
1988Brian Fundingsland (2)East PerthSue Arthur (5)Cockburn

SBL

Ryan Zamroz's 2010 MVP trophy
Anthony Lee's 2011 MVP trophy
YearWSBLMSBLRef
PlayerTeamPlayerTeam
1989Sue Arthur (6)Cockburn CougarsJeff Anderson (3)
Pete Hansen		Tangney Tigers
Perry Lakes Hawks		[4]
1990Fiona RobinsonStirling SenatorsJeff Anderson (4)Willetton Tigers
1991Lisa VlahovBurswood RedbacksCarl GonderKanyana Kings
1992Fiona Robinson (2)Stirling SenatorsVince KelleyWanneroo Wolves
1993Katrine LinssenBurswood RedbacksKen EppersonSwan City Mustangs
1994Claire HotchinPerry Lakes HawksDapreis OwensStirling Senators
1995Tanya FisherBurswood RedbacksJohn PierceStirling Senators
1996Katrine Linssen (2)Burswood RedbacksGerald JarmonAlbany Raiders
1997Brooke RyanMandurah MagicDwayne MichaelsBurswood Redbacks
1998Katrine Linssen (3)Burswood RedbacksAlan EricksonCockburn Cougars
1999Melissa McClurePerry Lakes HawksMatt FosterWilletton Tigers
2000Megan ClarkeWilletton TigersAnthony ExeterRockingham Flames
2001Megan Clarke (2)Willetton TigersJeff Bevington
Justin Lyons		Geraldton Buccaneers
Cockburn Cougars
2002Jenny CrouseLakeside LightningJarrad Mohr
Kurt Slabolepszy		Swan City Mustangs
Stirling Senators
2003Tegan WalkerEast Perth EaglesGreg BrownGeraldton Buccaneers
2004Jasmine FinniganStirling SenatorsRyan NeillPerth Redbacks
2005Rohanee CoxWilletton TigersEric BrandGeraldton Buccaneers
2006Tanya KellyPerry Lakes HawksJustin BrownEast Perth Eagles
2007Christine BoydPerth RedbacksAaron ShawLakeside Lightning
2008Deanna SmithPerry Lakes HawksCurtis MarshallGeraldton Buccaneers
2009Brooke HiddlestonePerth RedbacksLuke MeyerGeraldton Buccaneers
2010Kaye TuckerRockingham FlamesRyan ZamrozGeraldton Buccaneers
2011Casey MihovilovichMandurah MagicAnthony LeePerry Lakes Hawks
2012Emma CannonRockingham FlamesDamian MataczWanneroo Wolves
2013Sami WhitcombRockingham FlamesBen BeranLakeside Lightning
2014Sami Whitcomb (2)Rockingham FlamesCooper LandRockingham Flames
2015Sami Whitcomb (3)Rockingham FlamesRay TurnerPerth Redbacks
2016Ali SchwagmeyerLakeside LightningCooper Land (2)Rockingham Flames
2017Ali Schwagmeyer (2)Lakeside LightningJacob HolmenGoldfields Giants
2018Ali Schwagmeyer (3)Lakeside LightningJalen BillupsJoondalup Wolves

References

  1. 1 2 McDonald's State Basketball League Fixtures 1988. Western Australian Basketball Federation (Inc.). 1988. p. 39.
  2. 1 2 McDonald's State Basketball League Handbook 1989. Western Australian Basketball Federation (Inc.). 1989. p. 42; 63.
  3. ↑ Annual Report 1995. Western Australian Basketball Federation (Inc.). 1995. p. 1.
  4. ↑ "AWARDS HISTORY". SBL.asn.au. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
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