j. Howland for the men his dunk shots are set

HSA rating says the top ten are:

Holmes - too few games
Cooper - not sure, could be overlooked in a few games?
Reggie - missed a few games, losing team
Ng - maybe the favourite, but could lose votes to Smylie and Forman
Dix - would be a shot, getting stats quietly
Hill - too much competition at Eastern?
Forman - a few dud games, and could miss a few from here on
Maher - too few games
Smylie - if he played a full season, would be a chance
Zorich - has had a pretty good season

It could only be because I'm seeing mostly Sturt games, but Darren Ng is my pick. 27.8 PPG, 5.5 RPG and 3.7 APG. HSA-wise, his worst game of the season was 17/10/4 in a loss against the Rockets, and that's still a decent statline.

What about hambour, he's had some massive games

What are thoughts on Krause & Woosnam for the quinella?

Scanlon for the men is my dark horse. Not too much competition from other players except maybe a couple of games.

Yeah I forgot that refs sit down and analyse the stats before lodging their votes....

Yeah I forgot that refs sit down and analyse the stats before lodging their votes....

Heard you the first time. Hey, the HSA/stats had Oscar in 2nd last year, so that method wasn't far off. I can't remember how the voting works (referees allocate points for the game?), but I think it favours the winning team, right? Scanlon, 4W, 10L. Ng, 13W, 2L.

Have a look through the games and I think there are a fair few were Scanlon posted decent numbers (e.g., 25 points against West on Apr 23), but he would lose votes to someone else (e.g., in that game, Phillips 29 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists).

Easily South's MVP but could be a long shot for the medal.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't both teams coaching staff and the umpires have 10 points to award as they see fit after each ABL match?

For example, can give 5 players 2 points, or 6 to one, 2 to 2 players and so on.

Still works that way?

And a MIP too. Who are the contenders in each of these?

Craddock and Molitor have been pretty good for West. Madgen has upped his scoring. Braithwaite at Southern has gone from 6.9 PPG to leading his team.

Male u-21 Try Hill still 19

Erin Lorenzini completely shut down Kelson last weekend - would have to be the toughest guard in the league, and one of the shining stars of the future.
She get's my vote.

For the men, it's definitely out of Ng, Dix and Vandenberg. These guys continue to dominate.

I may have to back my man Scanlon. He has had some games where his shot has been off but when that happens he works harder in defence to still have an impact. Out of a team of players that won't necessarily challenge him in the way Forestville or Sturt pinch votes off each other (besides L. Smith who's had some solid performances), I'd put him in as a dark horse.

Alexander for Southern?? You are joking. FIrstly he gives it to the refs all the time, and secondly he isn't the best. Perhaps Tristian Braithwaite.

im backing twinkle toes.....oh woops i thought we were talking about the award for slowest skuller of a yaeger bomb, cancel that my money is on todd 'carwash man' gower. :o

just on the comment of lorenzini shutting down kelson last weekend, what game were you watching? kelson limped through the whole game injured, and still performed. as she has for the last few weeks. some peopke just have no idea