NBL27 Off-Season Weekly Wrap: April Week 3

Kristian Doolittle anchored the group with another productive stretch in the BSN, delivering across four games for Gigantes de Carolina.

He opened the week with 16 points, eight rebounds and four assists in a win over Piratas, before lifting his output with 20 points and six boards against Osos.

Doolittle followed with 18 points and eight rebounds in a win over Criollos, maintaining his presence on the glass and as a facilitator, before closing the week with 11 points against Vaqueros.

Across the run, his consistency and ability to impact in multiple areas remained a constant.

In New Zealand, Elijah Pepper again filled the stat sheet for the Wellington Saints, finishing with 23 points, five rebounds, six assists and four steals against the Canterbury Rams. 

His blend of scoring, playmaking and defensive activity ensured he remained heavily involved throughout, even in a tough road result.

David Duke Jr. played a supporting role in BAXI Manresa’s win over Surne Bilbao, contributing six points, three rebounds and two assists.

While not a high-volume scoring night, his involvement within the team structure and ability to contribute across the board added value in the road victory.

The standout scoring performance of the week came from Cameron Huefner, who erupted for 42 points in Perry Lakes’ win over the Lakeside Lightning in NBL1 West. Alongside his scoring, he added five rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block, underlining his importance to the Hawks lineup. 

Tom Gerovich delivered a composed effort for Willetton, registering a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double to go with four assists in a win over the Mandurah Magic. His work on the glass and ability to connect possessions stood out in a balanced performance.

Rounding out the week, David Okwera produced a strong two-way showing for the East Perth Eagles against the Joondalup Wolves.

He finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and four assists, while also adding three steals and three blocks, highlighting his defensive presence alongside his offensive output.