Toohey and Noi named finalists for NBL awards
9 Feb
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The finalists for all the major NBL25 awards, including Sydney Kings' Kouat Noi and Alex Toohey, have been revealed.
King #237 Noi is one of three finalists in the running for the Sixth Man of the Year, alongside Melbourne's Ian Clark and Illawarra's William Hickey.
While Toohey has been shortlisted for the Next Gen Award presented by Champion, with both Cairns' Taran Armstrong and Perth's Ben Henshall.
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Other finalists for the annual Andrew Gaze MVP Awards Night which will take place in Melbourne on Monday night, are:
Lindsay Gaze Coach of the Year: Dean Vickerman (Melbourne United), Justin Tatum (Illawarra Hawks) and Josh King (South East Melbourne Phoenix).
Most Improved Player presented by AAMI: Ben Henshall (Perth Wildcats), Owen Foxwell (South East Melbourne Phoenix) and Tyrell Harrison (Brisbane Bullets).
Damian Martin Trophy for the Best Defensive Player: Shea Ili (Melbourne United), Wani Swaka Lo Buluk (Illawarra Hawks) and Will Magnay (Tasmania JackJumpers).
The All-NBL First Team, All-NBL Second Team, Executive of the Year, Referee of the Year presented by Europcar, Gametime by Kmart Award, Fans’ MVP presented by Chemist Warehouse and the Three Pointer of the Year presented by Mitsubishi Motors Australia will also be announced tomorrow night.
The awards will be broadcast on Kayo and the NBL website from 7:30pm AEDT.
Following the awards, the Kings will take on Adelaide on Thursday, in a sudden-death play-in game at Qudos Bank Arena - with tickets on sale from 2pm Monday.

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