The Eastern Suns are proud to recognise our Core Cider House First Nations Round MVPs following a special weekend of NBL1 West action against the Joondalup Wolves and Goldfields Giants.
A big thank you to Core Cider House for their continued support in recognising standout performances throughout the 2026 NBL1 West season.
vs Joondalup Wolves
Men’s MVP – Joe Cook-Green
(Sponsored by SWISH Plan Management)
Joe continued his outstanding form, leading the Suns offensively against the Wolves. In just over 31 minutes on court, he finished with 26 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal, consistently finding ways to score while providing composure and leadership throughout the contest.
vs Goldfields Giants
Women’s MVP – Alyssa Bowen
(Sponsored by Buckets Basketball)
Alyssa produced one of her best performances of the season, dominating offensively while making her presence felt on the boards. In almost 32 minutes of action, she recorded 35 points, 8 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal, leading the Suns with an outstanding scoring display and providing a constant offensive threat.
Men’s MVP – Terrandus Smith
(Sponsored by Buckets Basketball)
Terrandus delivered another hardworking performance, leading by example with his effort and physicality. Playing over 35 minutes, he finished with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal, making important contributions at both ends of the floor while helping guide the Suns through another tough road contest.
Congratulations to Joe, Alyssa and Terrandus on being named our Core Cider House First Nations Round MVPs!