Inaugural NBL1 West Champions Crowned
6 Sep
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The Perry Lakes Hawks have defeated the Rockingham Flames in the inaugural NBl1 West Grand Final.
The final score was 92-82.
The Flames overcame a three-quarter time deficit early in the fourth quarter, but were over run by the Hawks in crunch time.
2021 Perth Wildcats Development Player Andrew Ferguson was named Grand Final MVP for his 18-point, 15-rebound performance.
Tom Jervis had 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Flames and club great Greg Hire had eight rebounds and five boards.
In the women’s Grand Final, Willetton defeated the Joondalup Wolves, 65-54.
Congratulations to the Perry Lakes Hawks and Willetton Tigers!
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