Toohey solidifies spot in ESPN's NBA mock draft
13 Jan
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The strong play of Sydney Kings' Alex Toohey has seen him cement his spot in the latest mock of the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Canberra-born NBL Next Star, who is averaging 10.7 points, four rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game in NBL, was placed at spot 32 by NBA Draft expert Jonathan Givony, the highest of any current NBL players.
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Coming into 12 spots behind the 20-year-old from Hoops Capital is Brisbane's Rocco Zikarsky.
The other two Next Stars on the list are Perth's Izan Almansa (56) and South East Melbourne's Malique Lewis (58).
Toohey and his Kings next take on Tasmania this Sunday, as part of the third annual Pink Hoops at Qudos Bank Arena, with tickets still available here.
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