NBL1 South Recap | Wednesday Round 3

The first night of the ANZAC Round saw the Ringwood Hawks take both games at home in a strong showing of what the weekend has ahead. 

Check out the full results below: 

The first ANZAC Round medallist! 

Marena Whittle wins first of the NBL1 ANZAC Round medals, dropping 24 points with 10 rebounds the reigning NBL1 South Finals MVP made a major impact in her first game of Round 3, 

She'll take on her partner Anneli Maley on Friday night as the Haws will host the Eltham Wildcats from 6:00pm AEST live via NBL1.com.au or the NBL1 App here. 

Isis Lopes finds the gap

The rising star Isis Lopez had an outstanding game, the 22-year-old scored 16 points with four rebounds and two assists in the Cobras' loss to the defending champs. 
Her standout play was this threading the needle dime to Nikita Young! 

Isis Lopes is threading the needle! ?

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Jonathan Lawton takes the second ANZAC Round medal of the night! 

The American import star Jonathan Lawton had an outstanding game against the rising Kilsyth Cobras, with 22 points, five assists and four steals the star of the game was rewarded with the win and the NBL1 ANZAC medal. 

Adrian Tomada put on a show

One of Kilsyth's most consistent stars had himself a game, dropping 28 points with three assists, steals and rebounds in the 10-point loss. 

The zippy guard hit three triples and shot an impressive 64 percent from inside the arc to collate an impressive stat line on a Wednesday night.