The ANZAC Day games against Willetton was a tough battle for our Bendigo Bank Eastern Suns, but two standout performances lit up the court. With thanks to Core Cider House, we continue to highlight the players who step up and rise to the occasion.
Women’s MVPs
Olivia Berry (vs Tigers)
Breaking Karly Murphy’s four-game MVP streak, Olivia Berry (Sponsored by KTRANS) earns her first Core Cider House MVP award of the season with a standout performance against the Tigers.
Stat Line vs Tigers:
- Minutes: 32:14
- Points: 24 (Game high)
- Rebounds: 2
- Assists: 1
- Steals: 1
Berry’s offensive output and composure under pressure were key highlights in the ANZAC Day contest.
Men’s MVPs
Marley Sam (vs Tigers)
Young gun Marley Sam (Sponsored by ComWiz Computers) came off the bench and provided a crucial spark for the men’s side. In limited minutes, his energy and presence helped shift the momentum and kept the Suns in the fight.
Stat Line vs Tigers:
- Minutes: 17:36
- Points: 6
- Rebounds: 7
It’s the first Core Cider House MVP nod for Marley, whose impact off the bench didn’t go unnoticed.
As the season heats up, so do the efforts from our Suns. Congratulations to Olivia and Marley on their MVP performances! Thanks again to Core Cider House for supporting our standout players each week. Stay tuned for more MVP moments!