Rebound's Chris Hughes, the All-Star organiser, content producer, YouTube host and producer, commentator and social media observer, had plenty of high-quality performances to consider, with four teams going past the 95 point mark across a high-scoring two days.
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Chris will pick a Player of the Week and four other selections to round out his Team of the Week, paying attention to the following criteria:
Other players will also receive a shout out as honourable mentions at the bottom of the piece.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Greg Skoric again posted an efficient scoring performance alongside a double-double points and rebound stat line to earn Rebound’s NBL Player Of The Week.
Skoric split his 24 points evenly from an impressive first and second half performance; the Skidmore College alumni was a continuous threat inside the paint at both ends.
Hakeem Sylla put on a shooting masterclass in a sub 20-minute performance to lead Hemel to a road trip win.
Sylla made his mark early on, accounting for eight of Hemel’s first 11 points, Sylla’s impact in the first quarter ensured Hemel were in the driving seat with a 13-point advantage.
That hot start played a big part in the 16-point dub across what was otherwise a close game.
In what is becoming a regular occurrence, Derby's Sam Masten once again makes my Team Of The Week with a performance that flirted with a triple-double.
The guard set off quickly and was directly involved in seven of Derby’s 11 successful scoring sets, including an and-one play.
Masten’s first quarter efforts ensured a 5-point lead heading into the second, and set Derby on their way to a valuable win.
The NBL Live cameras captured a close-fought game between Reading Rockets and Bradford Dragons at Lodden Valley.
— NBL (@NBLengland) October 16, 2023
That clash and all the other D1M action is recapped 👇
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Johde Campbell put on a point and assist double-double masterclass this weekend. Campbell shot and handled the ball efficiently and influenced the game heavily in the 34-point win.
In the most open quarter, Campbell was directly involved in all but one made field goal, including two buckets in transition from his own steals.
It was a double celebration for the flashy guard this weekend, celebrating a birthday as well as a win.
Powell was not to be stopped with a steal and five points down the stretch, including an and-one to secure the a win in front of the NBL Live cameras.
The weekend comes to a close with just the one game today, how did your team fare with weekend?#NBL2324 pic.twitter.com/5xv8kIP2sE
— NBL (@NBLengland) October 15, 2023
Hemel Storm responded to last week’s run-breaking loss with a team performance where every player contributed to rebounding and scoring.
Storm had at least seven players record offensive rebounds which helped them reach 50 points in the paint as well as 13 second chance points
Sam Newman (HEM) - 15P/5R/4S/1S/20EFF
Josh Guddemi (NOT) - 15P/9R/2A/3B/20EFF
Reis Pinnock (REA) - 14P/6R/6A/1S/20EFF
Zion Tordoff (BRA) - 13P/11R/1A/2S/1B/20EFF
Justin Hedley (LOU) - 23P/7R/3A/3S/22EFF
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