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League's best rewarded with All-NBL selection

The All-NBL teams are locked in, with the league’s top performers recognised at the League's night of nights.
The two prestigious All-NBL teams for the 2025-26 season were named at the competition’s Monday night awards evening, held in front of a star-studded Crown Palladium.
Headlining the First-Team are Andrew Gaze MVP Trophy finalists, Bryce Cotton from the Adelaide 36ers and Kendric Davis from the Sydney Kings.
Rounding out the All-NBL First Team for the 2025-26 season are South East Melbourne duo Nathan Sobey and John Brown III, as well as Perth’s Kristian Doolittle.
Brown III has been a revelation in his first season in the NBL, taking out the Damian Martin Trophy for the Best Defensive Player, while powering the Phoenix to their best-ever regular season record.
Along with Brown III, Sobey and Doolittle both were shortlisted nominees for the MVP award, proving pivotal cogs in helping their respective side reach the post-season.
Former MVP Xavier Cooks (Sydney Kings) is on the All-NBL Second Team, alongside fellow Australian Boomer, Jack McVeigh (Cairns Taipans).
Also making the All-NBL Second Team are imports Parker Jackson-Cartwright (New Zealand), Bryce Hamilton (Tasmania) and Zylan Cheatham (Adelaide).
All-NBL First Team
Bryce Cotton (Adelaide 36ers) - 54 votes
Kendric Davis (Sydney Kings) - 52 votes
Nathan Sobey (South East Melbourne Phoenix) - 52 votes
Kristian Doolittle (Perth Wildcats) - 51 votes
John Brown III (South East Melbourne Phoenix) - 36 votes
All-NBL Second Team
Jack McVeigh (Cairns Taipans) - 31 votes
Parker Jackson-Cartwright (New Zealand Breakers) - 30 votes
Xavier Cooks (Sydney Kings) - 30 votes
Bryce Hamilton (Tasmania JackJumpers) - 28 votes
Zylan Cheatham (Adelaide 36ers) – 23 votes
The NBL26 Finals tip off on Wednesday, March 4, with the Seeding Qualifier between South East Melbourne and Perth at John Cain Arena from 7.30pm AEDT, live on ESPN.



