2016–17 NBL Canada season




















































2016–17 NBL Canada season
League National Basketball League of Canada
Sport Basketball
Duration December 26, 2016 – April 30, 2017
Number of games 40
Number of teams 10
TV partner(s)
EastLink TV,
The Score, Rogers Media
Draft
Regular Season
Season MVP
Royce White
Playoffs

Atlantic champions
Halifax Hurricanes

Central champions
London Lightning
Finals
Champions London Lightning
NBL Canada seasons

← 2015–16

2017–18 →


The 2016–17 NBL Canada season was the sixth season of the National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC).[1]




Contents






  • 1 League changes


    • 1.1 Offseason coaching changes


    • 1.2 Midseason coaching changes




  • 2 Regular season


    • 2.1 Attendance




  • 3 Playoffs


  • 4 Awards


    • 4.1 Player of the Week award


    • 4.2 End of season awards




  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





League changes


The league added two teams for 2016–17: the Cape Breton Highlanders in Sydney, Nova Scotia, and the KW Titans in Kitchener, Ontario. The Saint John Mill Rats franchise also transferred ownership and was rebranded to the Saint John Riptide.[2]



Offseason coaching changes



  • The Cape Breton Highlanders hired Dean Murray as their inaugural head coach.

  • The Halifax Hurricanes hired Kevin Keathley to replace Hugo López. However, Keathley left the team in the pre-season for personal reasons and was then replaced by Mike Leslie.

  • The KW Titans hired Serge Langis as their inaugural head coach.

  • The Orangeville A's hired Brandon Lesovsky to replace Chris Thomas

  • The Saint John Riptide retained Rob Spon as head coach during the franchise transition.

  • The Windsor Express' head coach from 2014–15, Bill Jones, returned from his one-year suspension.



Midseason coaching changes



  • The Cape Breton Highlanders relieved inaugural head coach Dean Murray of his duties on January 22, 2017. The team promoted assistant coach Ben Resner to replace Murray.

  • The Niagara River Lions' head coach Grâce Lokole stepped down from his position and became the assistant coach on March 11, 2017. The team named current Niagara College head coach Keith Vassell as the interim head coach.[3]



Regular season


Source:[4]


Atlantic Division






























































#

Atlantic Division

W

L

PCT

GB

Div

GP
1

c — Halifax Hurricanes
27 13 .675 22–8 40
2

x — Saint John Riptide
22 18 .550 5.0 14–15 40
3

x — Island Storm
16 24 .400 11.0 13–16 40
4

x — Moncton Miracles
15 25 .375 12.0 12–18 40
5
Cape Breton Highlanders 15 25 .375 12.0 13–17 40

Central Division






























































#

Central Division

W

L

PCT

GB

Div

GP
1

z — London Lightning
35 5 .875 26–4 40
2

x — Windsor Express
22 18 .550 13.0 16–14 40
3

x — KW Titans
18 22 .450 17.0 11–19 40
4

x — Orangeville A's
16 24 .400 19.0 11–19 40
5
Niagara River Lions 14 26 .350 21.0 10–20 40

Notes




  • z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs


  • c – Clinched home court advantage for the division playoffs


  • x – Clinched playoff spot



Attendance















































































































Pos
Team

Total

High

Low

Average

Change
1

London Lightning
104,142
7,852
1,090

5,207

−8.0%
2

Island Storm
38,686
2,371
1,242

1,934

−0.8%
3

Halifax Hurricanes
38,512
3,583
1,192

1,926

−0.2%
4

Saint John Riptide
37,124
3,014
1,028

1,856

+4.6%
5

Niagara River Lions
35,055
3,287
1,150

1,753

+34.3%
6

Moncton Miracles
30,613
2,195
1,078

1,531

−0.9%
7

Cape Breton Highlanders
29,490
3,200
991
1,475
n/a

1


8

KW Titans
26,107
2,240
709
1,305
n/a

1


9

Windsor Express
20,687
2,173
545

1,034

−18.1%
10

Orangeville A's
5,858
554
189

293

−14.1%

League total
366,274
7,852
189

1,831

−7.1%

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Source: [1] [2]
Notes:
1: New team.




Playoffs








































































































































































Division Semifinals
Division Finals

NBL Canada Finals
                 

A1

Halifax

3
A4

Moncton
0

A1

Halifax

4

Atlantic Division
A3
Island
2
A2

Saint John
2

A3

Island

3
A1
Halifax
2


C1

London

4

C1

London

3
C4

Orangeville
0

C1

London

4

Central Division
C2
Windsor
0

C2

Windsor

3
C3

Kitchener-Waterloo
0

Bold Series winner
Italic Team with home-court advantage



Awards



Player of the Week award














































































































































End of season awards


Source: [5]




  • Most Valuable Players: Royce White, London Lightning


  • Canadian Player of the Year: Terry Thomas, Island Storm


  • Newcomer of the Year: Jahii Carson, Island Storm


  • Defensive Player of the Year: Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson, Orangeville A's


  • Rookie of the Year: Maurice Jones, Windsor Express


  • Sixth Man of the Year: Antoine Mason, Halifax Hurricanes


  • Coach of the Year: Kyle Julius, London Lightning



See also



  • Basketball Clipart.svg National Basketball League of Canada portal


References





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  2. ^ "Saint John Franchise Under New Ownership". NBL Canada. 29 September 2016.


  3. ^ "Keith Vassell taking over NBL Canada team on interim basis". stcatharinesstandard.ca. Retrieved 11 March 2017.


  4. ^ http://www.nblcanada.com/14799/current-standings


  5. ^ http://nblcanada.ca/p/14578/nr/101511/nbl-canada-announces-2017-end-of-season-awards




External links


  • NBL Canada website








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