SuperCoach NBL: Full scores from pre-season games, NBL Blitz

Who fired in the NBL Blitz, and which big money stars should we be worried about? See the top scorers here and the biggest SuperCoach NBL bargains.

These are the numbers you need to build a winning SuperCoach NBL team.

Pre-season form is the best guide to who will fire when the season starts on Thursday night, and Sydney Kings import Cameron Oliver is ready for a hot start after scoring 36, 33 and 45 points in his three games at the NBL Blitz. And you can get him in SuperCoach for just $277,000.

Melbourne United’s Jack White is another potential steal after scoring 43, 36 and 27 in his three games at a $232,000 starting price.

Bryce Cotton’s 48 points against the New Zealand breakers was the biggest of the tournament before sitting out the Wildcats’ last game with a thumb issue. Don’t panic – he is expected to suit up in round 1. It’s a similar story for Xavier Cooks at the Kings but he will come into the season largely unseen after playing limited minutes in Sydney’s first two (18, 20 SuperCoach points) games then missing game three.

When it comes to bargains, it’s hard to overlook Cotton’s Perth teammate Ben Henshall at just $69,000 after he produced scores of 40, 16 and 21 in the Blitz – perfect bench output.

Scroll down for scores from every game.

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Cameron Oliver blitzed the NBL Blitz. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

NBL BLITZ

Brisbane 85 v Cairns 82

September 14

BULLETS

Casey Prather 29

Keandre Cook 29

Tyrell Harrison 22

James Batemon 15

Mitch Norton 12

Rocco Zikarsky 10

Tohi Smith-Milner 9

Jarred Bairstow 9

Isaac White 8

Deng Adel 7

Kye Savage 2

Sam McDaniel 0

Josh Kunen 0

TAIPANS

Jonah Antonio 24

Kody Stattmann 22

Dillon Stith 20

Akoldah Gak 18

Kyrin Galloway 17

Jackson Makoi 12

Tanner Groves 7

Tad Dufelmeier 6

Alex Higgins-Titsha 4

Sam Waardenburg 4

Rob Edwards 2

Casey Prather topscored for the Bullets. Picture: Russell Freeman/Getty Images

Sydney 90 v New Zealand 79

September 13

KINGS

Cameron Oliver 36

Alex Toohey 30

Keli Leaupepe 18

Shaun Bruce 18

Tyler Robertson 18

Jason Spurgin 7

Makuach Maluach 7

Bul Kuo 0 (DNP)

Izayah Le’Afa 0 (DNP)

Jaylin Galloway 0

Xavier Cooks 0 (DNP)

BREAKERS

Matthew Mooney 44

Freddie Gillespie 31

Mojave King 19

Mitch McCarron 17

Sam Mennenga 16

Dane Pineau 8

Karim Lopez 6

Max Darling 3

Sean Bairstow -3

Grant Anticevich 0 (DNP)

Jonah Bolden 0

Parker Jackson-Cartwright 0 (DNP)

Adelaide 49 v South East Melbourne 101

September 13

36ERS

Nick Marshall 21

Keanu Rasmussen 15

Jacob Rigoni 16

Tom Kubank 15

Alex Starling 7

Ben Griscti 5

Sunday Dech 3

Patrick D’arcy 3

Lat Mayen -10

Dejan Vasiljevic 0 (DNP)

Isaac Humphries 0 (DNP)

Jason Cadee 0 (DNP)

Kendric Davis 0 (DNP)

PHOENIX

Joe Wieskamp 37

Angus Glover 28

Matt Hurt 25

Ben Ayre 23

Jordan Hunter 23

Majok Majok 21

Malique Lewis 19

Tom Vodanovich 18

Matt Kenyon 16

Owen Foxwell 14

Luke Rosendale 12

Derrick Walton Jr 0 (DNP)

Nathan Sobey 0 (DNP)

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Joe Wieskamp has had a strong pre-season for Phoenix. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Melbourne 106 v Illawara 100

September 12

UNITED

Jack White 43

Shea Ili 28

Rob Loe 23

Kyle Bowen 23

Tanner Krebs 18

Ian Clark 16

Marcus Lee 16

Flynn Cameron 11

Akech Aliir 7

Campbell Blogg -2

HAWKS

Darius Days 38

Lachie Olbrich 35

Tyler Harvey 30

Will Hickey 28

Sam Froling 23

Hyunjung Lee 9

Wani SwakaLoBu’uk 4

Todd Blanchfield 4

Zac Triplett 4

Mason Peatling 1

Luca Yates 0

Kuany Kuany 0

Jack White is shaping as one of the best buys in SuperCoach. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Cairns 76 v Perth 89

September 12

TAIPAINS

Pedro Bradshaw 27

Tanner Groves 24

R Edwards 16

Dillon Stith 13

Akoldah Gak 13

Kyrin Galloway 12

Jonah Antonio

Sam Waardenburg 11

Tad Dufelmeier 9

Kody Stattman 3

Alex Higgins-Titsha 1

Jackson Makoi -2

WILDCATS

Izan Almansa 32

Elijah Pepper 32

Tai Webster 26

Hyrum Harris 24

Keanu Pinder 21

Ben Henshall 21

Dylan Windler 11

David Okwera 6

Todd Withers 5

Jesse Wagstaff 3

Kristian Doolittle 1

Dontae Russo-Nance 0

Sydney 101 v South East Melbourne 113

September 11

KINGS

Cameron Oliver 33

Alex Toohey 33

Izayah Le’Afa 25

Jaylin Galloway 19

Shaun Bruce 19

Xavier Cooks 18

Keli Leaupepe 12

Tyler Robertson 7

Makuach Maluach 7

Bul Kuol 4

Jason Spurgin 0

PHOENIX

Matt Hurt 36

Derrick Walton Jr 35

Joe Wieskamp 31

Nathan Sobey 28

Malique Lewis 20

Angus Glover 14

Owen Foxwell 11

Jordan Hunter 8

Tom Vodanovich 5

Matt Kenyon 4

Majok Majok 0

Ben Ayre 0

Luke Rosendale 0

Matt Hurt of the Phoenix in action at the Blitz. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty Images

New Zealand 91 v Adelaide 98

September 11

BREAKERS

Parker Jackson-Cartwright 36

Matthew Mooney 26

Grant Anticevich 26

Mojave King 23

Mitch McCarron 17

Jonah Bolden 14

Freddie Gillespie 9

Karim Lopez 3

Dane Pineau 3

Sam Mennenga 1

Max Darling 0

Sean Bairstow 0

36ERS

Isaac Humphries 38

Kendric Davis 37

Dejan Vasiljevic 19

Alex Starling 24

Lat Mayen 16

Jason Cadee 15

Ben Griscti 8

Nick Marshall 7

Jacob Rigoni 3

Tom Kubank 2

Sunday Dech 0

Kendric Davis offers great value in SuperCoach. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Brisbane 111 v Melbourne 104

September 10

BULLETS

Tyrell Harrison 44

Deng Adel 37

Casey Prather 29

James Batemon 21

Mitch Norton 20

Keandre Cook 16

Isaac White 14

Tohi Smith-Milner 14

Jarred Bairstow 6

Kye Savage 0 (DNP)

Josh Kunen 0 (DNP)

Sam McDaniel 0 (DNP)

UNITED

Shea Ili 39

Jack White 36

Ian Clark 23

Campbell Blogg 15

Joel Foxwell 12

Rob Loe 11

Flynn Cameron 9

Kyle Bowen 8

Tanner Krebs 8

Akech Aliir 4

Marcus Lee 2

Shea Ili is a potential bargain in SuperCoach. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Illawarra 93 v Perth 98

September 10

HAWKS

Sam Froling 25

Darius Days 21

Mason Peatling 19

Tyler Harvey 19

Wani Swaka Lo Buluk 17

Trey Kell III 14

Lachlan Olbrich 12

Todd Blanchfield 10

Will Hickey 9

Hyunjung Lee 8

Kuany Kuany 5

Zac Triplett 5

Luca Yates (DNP)

WILDCATS

Ben Henshall 40

Michael Harris 28

Kristian Doolittle 21

Elijah Pepper 20

Bryce Cotton 18

Hyrum Harris 18

Izan Almansa 18

Keanu Pinder 13

David Okwera 11

Jesse Wagstaff 4

Tom Gerovich 0

Dontae Russo-Nance -1

Stick Ben Henshall on your bench. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Cairns 77 v Sydney 99

September 9

TAIPAINS

Tanner Groves 32

Pedro Bradshaw 26

Kyrin Galloway 23

Rob Edwards 16

Jackson Makoi 13

Jonah Antonio 13

Sam Waardenburg 13

Akoldah Gak 8

Dillon Stith 7

Kody Stattmann -2

Alex Higgins-Titsha 0 (DNP)

KINGS

Cameron Oliver 45

Izayah Le-Afa 39

Bul Kuol 29

Shaun Bruce 26

Xavier Cooks 20

Jaylin Galloway 13

Keli Leaupepe 13

Kouat Noi 11

Tyler Robertson 11

Makuach Maluach 8

Jason Spurgin 3

Keli Leaupepe of the Kings handles the ball. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Adelaide 96 v Tasmania 64

September 9

36ERS

Jason Cadee 24

Dejan Vasiljevic 23

Isaac Humphries 22

Kendric Davis 22

Lat Mayen 20

Nick Marshall 20

Sunday Dech 17

Ben Griscti 14

Alex Starling 7

Jacob Rigoni 5

Tom Kubank 4

JACKJUMPERS

Milton Doyle 22

Reuben Te Rangi 18

Walter Brown 16

Will Magnay 16

Brody Nunn 14

Majok Deng 13

Jordon Crawford 11

Craig Sword 9

Gorjok Gak 7

Fabijan Krslovic 5

Clint Steindl 4

Archie Woodhill 0

Sean Macdonald 0 (DNP)

Milton Doyle and Isaac Humpheries in action. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Perth 108 v New Zealand 102

September 8

WILDCATS

Bryce Cotton 48

Keanu Pinder 41

Hyrum Harris 19

Ben Henshall 16

Kristian Doolittle 13

Izan Almansa 12

Dylan Windler 10

Tai Webster 6

Elijah Pepper 5

Michael Harris 3

David Okwera 0 (DNP)

Dontae Russo-Nunce 0 (DNP)

Jesse Wagstaff 0 (DNP)

BREAKERS

Mitch McCarron 26

Parker Jackson-Cartwright 25

Matthew Mooney 18

Freddie Gillespie 16

Mojave King 15

Sam Mennenga 15

Karim Lopez 14

Grant Anticevich 13

Jonah Bolden 11

Max Darling 8

Dane Pineau 3

Sean Bairstow 0 (DNP)

Can you leave out Bryce Cotton? Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

South East Melbourne 93 v Illawarra 112

September 8

PHOENIX

Nathan Sobey 24

Derrick Walton Jr 22

Joe Wieskamp 21

Jordan Hunter 21

Matt Hurt 20

Owen Foxwell 16

Angus Glover 15

Malique Lewis 10

Tom Vodanovich 10

Matt Kenyon 7

Ben Ayre 2

Luke Rosendale 0 (DNP)

Majok Majok 0

HAWKS

Lachlan Olbrich 33

Tyler Harvey 33

Hyunjung Lee 28

Will Hickey 23

Sam Froling 21

Todd Blanchfield 16

Trey Kell III 16

Mason Peatling 15

Kuany Kuany 7

Luca Yates 6

Wani Swaka Lo Buluk 2

Zac Triplett 2

Melbourne 94 v Cairns 87

September 7

UNITED

Jack White 27

Rob Loe 27

Chris Goulding 20

Ian Clark 20

Shea Ili 16

Matthew Dellavedova 15

Marcus Lee 14

Tanner Krebs 12

Flynn Cameron 9

Kyle Bowen 7

Akech Aliir 2

TAIPANS

Tanner Groves 34

Rob Edwards 27

Pedro Bradshaw 26

Taran Armstrong 19

Jonah Antonio 18

Sam Waardenburg 12

Dillon Stith 7

Kyron Galloway -2

Alex Higgins-Titsha 0 (DNP)

Kody Stattmann 0 (DNP)

Robert Loe is a Blitz bolter. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images

Tasmania 76 v Brisbane 89

September 7

JACKJUMPERS

Jordon Crawford 22

Brody Nunn 16

Fabijan Krslovic 16

Majok Deng 15

Clint Steindl 14

Reuben Te Rangi 11

Will Magnay 11

Craig Sword 9

Gorjok Gak 8

Walter Brown 3

Milton Doyle 2

Archie Woodhill 2

Sean MacDonald 0 (DNP)

BULLETS

James Batemon 36

Tyrell Harrison 22

Deng Adel 19

Tohi Smith-Milner 19

Casey Prather 17

Rocco Zikarsky 17

Keandre Cook 16

Mitch Norton -12

Jarred Bairstow 10

Isaac White 6

Josh Kunen 0 (DNP)

Kye Savage 0

Sam McDaniel 0 (DNP)

Lachlan Olbrich, slated for a breakout year, scored 28 SuperCoach points against Shanghai. Picture: Getty

Illawarra v Shanghai Sharks

August 17, 101-88 Hawks win

Lachlan Olbrich ($121,400) – 28

Sam Froling ($350,700) – 28

Tyler Harvey ($282,200) – 27

Will Hickey ($106,000) – 23

Todd Blanchfield ($115,000) – 20

Dan Grida ($96,200) – 17

Trey Kell III ($363,000) – 13

Mason Peatling ($101,900) – 9

Wani Swaka Lo Buluk ($136,300) – 7

Kuany Kuany – 3 – not rostered

Luca Yates ($58,500) – 3

Brad Ballinger – 0 – not rostered

Zac Triplett – 0 – not rostered

Brisbane v Shanghai Sharks

August 23, 94-75 Bullets win

Tyrell Harrison ($237,800) – 56

Deng Adel ($232,000) – 30

Tohi Smith-Milner ($88,800) – 25

Mitch Norton ($180,600) – 18

Keandre Cook ($277,000) – 17

Josh Bannan ($272,500) – 14

James Batemon ($277,000) – 11

Casey Prather ($139,200) – 9

Jarred Bairstow ($69,000) – 7

Rocco Zikarsky ($95,700) – 4

Josh Kunen ($58,500) – 0 (DNP)

Kye Savage ($58,500) – 0

How has superstar Bryce Cotton, the most expensive player in SuperCoach, fared in the pre-season? See below. Picture: Getty

Perth v NBL1 West Select

August 23, 118-100 Wildcats win

Ben Henshall ($69,000) – 32

Tai Webster ($207,100) – 30

Elijah Pepper ($69,000) – 29

Hyrum Harris ($149,300) – 27

Bryce Cotton ($448,500) – 25

Michael Harris ($69,000) – 23

Kristian Doolittle ($276,400) – 22

Keanu Pinder ($347,600) – 16

David Okwera ($69,000) – 11

Thomas Gerovich ($58,500) – 10

Dontae Russo-Nance ($69,000) – 10

Izan Almansa ($115,000) – 0 (DNP)

Perth v NBL1 West Select

August 25, 131-108 Wildcats win

Bryce Cotton ($448,500) – 36

David Okwera ($69,000) – 29

Ben Henshall ($69,000) – 26

Dontae Russo-Nance ($69,000) – 26

Elijah Pepper ($69,000) – 22

Tai Webster ($207,100) – 21

Michael Harris ($69,000) – 19

Thomas Gerovich ($58,500) – 19

Keanu Pinder ($347,600) – 18

Kristian Doolittle ($276,400) – 13

Hyrum Harris ($149,300) – 8

Tyrell Harrison of the Bullets scored a combined 92 points across the Bullets’ two pre-season games. Picture: Getty

Melbourne United v Brisbane Bullets

August 27, Melbourne 75-Brisbane 90

Melbourne

Akech Aliir ($58,500) – 21

Shea Ili ($250,200) – 20

Jack White ($232,000) – 19

Joel Foxwell ($58,500) – 16

Malith Machar – 15 – not rostered

Tanner Krebs ($132,300) – 15

Campbell Blogg ($58,500) – 12

Kyle Bowen ($127,000) – 10

Robert Loe ($173,600) – 10

Tom Wilson – 10 – not rostered

Flynn Cameron ($106,600) – 3

Nicolas Tata – 3 – not rostered

Kingsley Box – 0 – not rostered

Tom Koppens ($58,500) – -5

Brisbane

Tyrell Harrison ($237,800) – 36

James Batemon ($277,000) – 30

Deng Adel ($232,000) – 26

Rocco Zikarsky ($95,700) – 23

Kye Savage ($58,500) – 21

Keandre Cook ($277,000) – 21

Mitch Norton ($180,600) – 7

Jarred Bairstow ($69,000) – 3

Josh Kunen ($58,500) – 1

Tohi Smith-Milner ($88,800) – 1

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Originally published as SuperCoach NBL: Full scores from pre-season games, NBL Blitz