2019 Queensland Basketball League season

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Queensland Basketball League
Season2019
TeamsM: 15
W: 15
Games playedM: 135
W: 135
Dates6 April – 31 August 2019
Final positions
Top seedM: Brisbane Capitals
W:
ChampionsM: Brisbane Capitals
(2nd championship)
W:
(12th championship)
Runners-upM: Gold Coast Rollers
W: Gold Coast Rollers
Statistical leaders
Points M: (29.22 ppg)
(Ipswich)
W: (26.11 ppg)
()
Rebounds M: Bryce Washington (14.63 rpg)
()
W: Mikaela Ruef (19.63 rpg)
(Thunder)
Assists M: Shaun Bruce (9.55 apg)
(Rockhampton)
W: (9.73 apg)
(Thunder)
Records
Biggest home winM: 51 points
Capitals 119–68 Port City Power
(23 June 2019)
W: 40 points
Spartans 104–64 Port City Power
(5 May 2019)
Biggest away winM: 50 points
Seahawks 55–105 Heat
(1 June 2019)
W: 32 points
Pirates 70–102 Force
(22 June 2019)
Highest scoringM: 220 points
Rockets 115–105 Spartans
(19 July 2019)
W: 190 points
Rip City 106–84 Mountaineers
(29 June 2019)
Port City Power 87–103 Pirates
(20 July 2019)
Winning streakM: 13 games
Brisbane Capitals
(24 April – 5 July 2019)
W: 14 games

(27 April – 20 July 2019)
Losing streakM: 16 games
Gladstone Port City Power
(11 May – 3 August 2019)
W: 17 games

(4 May – 2 August 2019)
All statistics correct as of 5 November 2019.

The 2019 QBL season was the 34th and last season of competition since its establishment in 1979. A total of 30 teams contested the league (15 men and 15 women teams). The regular season was played between 6 April and 3 August 2019, followed by a post-season involving the top eight of each gender in August 2019. The schedule was announced on 22 February 2019.[1] The Brisbane Capitals won their second men's QBL title, whilst the successfully defended their women's QBL title. The Gold Coast Rollers reached both grand finals, however were unable to win either.

It was announced on October 30 that the 2019 QBL season was the last QBL season to be played, with the league merging with NBL1 for the 2020 season.[2]

Regular season[]

Men's regular season[]

Ladder[]

# Team Pld W L Last 5 Streak Home Away For Against % Win %
1 Brisbane Capitals 18 17 1 4-1 W4 8-1 9-0 1810 1459 124.06% 94.44%
2 Gold Coast Rollers 18 15 3 5-0 W5 8-1 7-2 1740 1582 109.99% 83.33%
3 18 14 4 3-2 L1 8-1 6-3 1699 1518 111.92% 77.78%
4 Cairns Marlins 18 13 5 5-0 W6 8-1 5-4 1635 1458 112.14% 72.22%
5 Rockhampton Rockets 18 12 6 4-1 W2 6-3 6-3 1752 1638 106.96% 66.67%
6 18 11 7 1-4 L2 6-3 5-4 1710 1643 104.08% 61.11%
7 USC Rip City 18 10 8 4-1 W4 5-4 5-4 1626 1636 99.39% 55.56%
8 Logan Thunder 18 9 9 2-3 W1 5-4 4-5 1741 1724 100.99% 50.00%
9 18 8 10 2-3 L1 4-5 4-5 1564 1628 96.07% 44.44%
10 18 7 11 2-3 L1 3-6 4-5 1654 1688 97.99% 38.89%
11 18 7 11 3-2 W3 3-6 4-5 1727 1775 97.30% 38.89%
12 Ipswich Force 18 5 13 1-4 L4 2-7 3-6 1715 1808 94.86% 27.78%
13 18 5 13 1-4 L3 3-6 2-7 1432 1638 87.42% 27.78%
14 Gladstone Port City Power 18 1 17 0-5 L16 0-9 1-8 1539 1828 84.19% 5.56%
15 18 1 17 0-5 L12 1-8 0-9 1463 1784 82.01% 5.56%

Women's regular season[]

Ladder[]

# Team Pld W L Last 5 Streak Home Away For Against % Win %
1 18 17 1 4-1 W3 9-0 8-1 1460 1190 122.69% 94.44%
2 18 14 4 3-2 L1 7-2 7-2 1432 1319 108.57% 77.78%
3 18 13 5 4-1 W2 7-2 6-3 1399 1301 107.53% 72.22%
4 Gold Coast Rollers 18 13 5 4-1 W3 6-3 7-2 1359 1249 108.81% 72.22%
5 Logan Thunder 18 12 6 3-2 L1 7-2 5-4 1447 1301 111.22% 66.67%
6 18 11 7 3-2 L1 5-4 6-3 1358 1267 107.18% 61.11%
7 Ipswich Force 18 11 7 3-2 L3 5-4 6-3 1433 1329 107.83% 61.11%
8 18 9 9 1-4 L2 5-4 4-5 1403 1319 106.37% 50.00%
9 USC Rip City 18 9 9 5-0 W5 7-2 2-7 1368 1358 100.74% 50.00%
10 18 8 10 2-3 W1 4-5 4-5 1361 1449 93.93% 44.44%
11 18 7 11 3-2 W2 2-7 5-4 1372 1436 95.54% 38.89%
12 Cairns Dolphins 18 5 13 0-5 L7 1-8 4-5 1248 1475 84.61% 27.78%
13 Gladstone Port City Power 18 3 15 0-5 L6 1-8 2-7 1325 1540 86.04% 16.67%
14 Brisbane Capitals 18 2 16 1-4 L3 0-9 2-7 1133 1364 83.06% 11.11%
15 18 1 17 0-5 L17 0-9 1-8 1264 1465 86.28% 5.56%

Finals Series[]

The 2019 Queensland Basketball League Finals were played between 10 and 31 August 2019, consisting of two best-of-three semi-final and final series, where the higher seed hosted the first and third games. The Brisbane Capitals won the men's finals, and the won the women's finals.

Men's finals[]

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Grand Final
               
1 Brisbane Capitals 109 X X
8 Logan Thunder 78 X X
1 Brisbane Capitals 105 X X
5 Rockhampton Rockets 90 X X
4 Cairns Marlins 79 X X
5 Rockhampton Rockets 90 X X
Gold Cup icon.svg Brisbane Capitals 96 112 X
Gold Coast Rollers 79 61 X
2 Gold Coast Rollers 99 X X
7 USC Rip City 91 X X
2 Gold Coast Rollers 77 X X
3 58 X X
3 80 X X
6 78 X X

Women's finals[]

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Grand Final
               
1 85 X X
8 USC Rip City 59 X X
1 87 X X
7 Ipswich Force 80 X X
2 74 X X
7 Ipswich Force 79 X X
Gold Cup icon.svg 82 48 X
Gold Coast Rollers 64 46 X
3 75 X X
6 64 X X
3 76 X X
4 Gold Coast Rollers 77 X X
4 Gold Coast Rollers 73 X X
5 Logan Thunder 69 X X

Season statistics leaders[]

Men's leaders[]

Category Player Games
played
Totals Average
Points per game (Ipswich Force) 18 526 29.22
Rebounds per game Bryce Washington () 19 278 14.63
Assists per game Shaun Bruce (Rockhampton Rockets) 20 191 9.55
Steals per game (Brisbane Capitals) 22 57 2.59
Blocks per game Will Magnay (Brisbane Capitals) 18 59 3.28
Three-point field goal percentage (Logan Thunder) 12 37-73 50.68%
Free throw percentage () 16 97-104 93.27%

Women's leaders[]

Category Player Games
played
Totals Average
Points per game () 18 470 26.11
Rebounds per game Mikaela Ruef (Logan Thunder) 19 373 19.63
Assists per game (Logan Thunder) 11 107 9.73
Steals per game () 20 68 3.40
Blocks per game (Gold Coast Rollers) 22 23 1.05
Three-point field goal percentage Stephanie Bairstow () 14 30-52 57.69%
Free throw percentage () 18 57-68 83.82%

Awards[]

Player of the Week[]

Round Men's Division Women's Division
Player Team Player Team
1 Bryce Washington
2
4 Jason Cadee Brisbane Capitals Logan Thunder
6 Gold Coast Rollers
7 Mikaela Ruef Logan Thunder
8 Mitchell Young Logan Thunder Cairns Dolphins
9 Will Magnay Brisbane Capitals
10 Jason Cadee Brisbane Capitals Abby Bishop
11 Shaun Bruce Rockhampton Rockets Mikaela Ruef Logan Thunder
12 Ipswich Force
13 Will Magnay Brisbane Capitals Mikaela Ruef Logan Thunder
14 Jason Cadee Brisbane Capitals Mikaela Ruef Logan Thunder
15 Rockhampton Rockets Abby Bishop

References[]

  1. ^ "OFFICIAL 2019 QBL DRAW RELEASED - Mackay Basketball Association". SportsTG.
  2. ^ Arsenis, Damian. "Queensland embracing NBL1 for 2020". The Pick and Roll. Retrieved 2019-11-05.
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