2012–13 WNBL season

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2012–13 WNBL season
League Women's National Basketball League
Sport Basketball
Duration 5 October 2012 – 10 March 2013
Number of teams 9
TV partner(s) ABC
Regular season
Top seed Bendigo Spirit
Season MVP
Australia Suzy Batkovic Adelaide
Top scorer
Australia Suzy Batkovic Adelaide
Finals
Champions Bendigo Spirit
  Runners-up Townsville Fire
Finals MVP
United States Kelsey Griffin Bendigo
WNBL seasons

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The 2012–13 WNBL season was the 33rd season of competition since the Women's National Basketball League's establishment in 1981. A total of nine teams contested the league. The regular season was played between 5 October 2012 and 16 February 2013, followed by a post-season involving the top five on 23 February 2013 until 10 March 2013.


Broadcast rights were held by free-to-air network ABC. ABC broadcast one game a week, at 3 pm at every standard time in Australia.


Spalding provided equipment including the official game ball, with Champion supplying team apparel.




Contents






  • 1 Team standings


  • 2 Finals


  • 3 Season award winners


  • 4 Statistics leaders


  • 5 References





Team standings






























































































#
WNBL Championship Ladder
Team
W
L
PCT
GP
1
 Bendigo Spirit 21 3 87.5 24
2
 Dandenong Rangers 19 5 79.2 24
3
 Adelaide Lightning 18 6 75.0 24
4
 Townsville Fire 13 11 54.2 24

5
 Bulleen Boomers 10 14 41.7 24
6
 Logan Thunder 8 16 33.3 24
7
 Sydney Uni Flames 8 16 33.3 24
8
 Canberra Capitals 7 17 29.2 24
9
 West Coast Waves 4 20 16.7 24


Finals















































































Semi-finals
Preliminary final
Grand final













1
Bendigo Spirit
78
2
Dandenong Rangers
 71









Dandenong Rangers
 64

Bendigo Spirit
71




Townsville Fire
78

Townsville Fire
 57

3
Adelaide Lightning
 53
4
Townsville Fire
60

Key:
 Winning team advances
 Losing team advances


Season award winners



















































Award
 Winner
 Position
 Team

Most Valuable Player Award
Australia Suzy Batkovic
 Forward/Centre
Adelaide Lightning

Grand Final MVP Award
United States Kelsey Griffin
 Forward
Bendigo Spirit

Rookie of the Year Award
Australia Stephanie Talbot
 Guard
Adelaide Lightning

Defensive Player of the Year Award
Australia Kristi Harrower
 Guard
Bendigo Spirit

Coach of the Year Award
Australia Bernie Harrower
 Coach
Bendigo Spirit

Top Shooter Award
Australia Suzy Batkovic
 Forward/Centre
Adelaide Lightning

All-Star Five
Australia Kristi Harrower
Australia Kathleen MacLeod
Australia Jenna O'Hea
Australia Suzy Batkovic
Australia Gabrielle Richards
 Guard
Guard
Guard/Forward
Forward/Centre
Centre
Bendigo Spirit
Dandenong Rangers
Dandenong Rangers
Adelaide Lightning
Bendigo Spirit


Statistics leaders











































































Category
 Player
 Team
 GP
 Totals
 Average

Points Per Game
Australia Suzy Batkovic
Adelaide Lightning
 19
 404
 21.3
Rebounds Per Game
Australia Suzy Batkovic
Adelaide Lightning
 19
 186
 9.7
Assists Per Game
Australia Kristi Harrower
Bendigo Spirit
 24
 169
 6.5
Steals Per Game
United States Kelsey Griffin
Bendigo Spirit
 17
 30
 1.8
Blocks per game
Australia Suzy Batkovic
Adelaide Lightning
 19
 49
 2.6
Field Goal %
Australia Laura Hodges
Adelaide Lightning
 19
 (108/190)
 56.8%
Three-Point Field Goal %
Australia Alicia Poto
Sydney Uni Flames
 23
 (49/105)
 46.7%
Free Throw %
Australia Katie-Rae Ebzery
Sydney Uni Flames
 24
 (84/95)
 88.4%


References




  1. https://web.archive.org/web/20141227122005/http://www.wnbl.com.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Media_Guide/12284_BASKAUST_WNBL_MEDIA_GUIDE_2014-15_BACK.pdf








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