Noi shortlisted for NBL1 East MVP honours
31 Jul
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Sydney King #237 Kouat Noi has been rewarded for his strong NBL1 East season with the Sutherland Sharks by being shortlisted for the 2025 MVP award.
The competition revealed that 2022 NBL1 North MVP Noi, whose Sharks take on Sydney in Saturday's semi-final, was one of five players in the running for the prestigious award.
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Joining Noi, who has averaged 19.32 points, 6.84 rebounds and 2.58 assists per game this season, in the final five are Norths' Hunter Goodrick, Illawarra's Todd Blanchfield, Bankstown's Jason Cadee and Canberra's Will Mayfield.
The winner will be announced the week prior to the competition’s grand final on Saturday, August 16.
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