SuperCoach NBL: Captain's crown slips off King's head

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SuperCoaches who captained Sydney Kings star Kendric Davis ($436,000) were feeling pretty good about themselves (this guy ☝️) when he had the biggest single game of Round 6 – 63 from 23 points and 14 assists with no turnovers – against the Hawks.

The NBL26 Grand Final MVP would absolutely put on a show against NBA gap-year point guard Cole Anthony ($300,000) on Sunday, October 25 in the second of the Kings double? Right? Right?!?

Ah, nope. He added only 14 SC Points against Melbourne, shot 3-for-16 (12 points) to go with five assists and five turnovers to finish with 77 points (154 as captain) in the round.

Anthony, on the other hand flipped the script. He compiled 26 in the 103-102 loss to the Perth Wildcats at RAC Arena on Friday, October 23, then 61 from 30 points, nine assists and two blocks against the Kings, the second-biggest single game of the round. He topped out 87 points. It is his best round of the season, and he climbs from sixth to third overall on 343.

Sydney Kings forward Torrey Craig ($290,400) led all SuperCoach NBL Round 6 scorers with 88 points from the Kings' double.

Craig had 40 on 22 points, six rebounds and three steals in the 108-82 win against the Illawarra Hawks at WIN Entertainment Centre on Thursday, October 22, then 48 from 22 points and 13 rebounds in the 105-95 loss to Melbourne United at John Cain Arena on Sunday. He made 7-from-13 from three across the two games. After 79 from his first four rounds, he has 163 from the last two, and he enters the Top 25 at 16th.

Adelaide 36ers guard Bryce Cotton ($473,900) still leads SuperCoach NBL on 377 after scoring 53 from 37 points and eight assists in the 108-94 loss to the South East Melbourne Phoenix at John Cain Arena on Saturday, October 24. Teammate Nick Rakocevic ($188,400) is second on 350 after posting 46 from 18 points and 17 rebounds in the same game, despite shooting 6-from-18.

NBL27 Round 6: the fifteen biggest SuperCoach scores

Every Round 6 game played · six clubs represented · twelve of the fifteen played twice

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Player ↕	SC ↕	G ↕	Start > Now ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	TO ↕	FG ↕	3P ↕	FT ↕
1Torrey CraigSydney	88	2	$290,400 >$268,500−$21,900	52:22	44	19	4	5	1	3	16-27	7-13	5-7
2Cole AnthonyMelbourne United	87	2	$300,000 >$341,200+$41,200	61:34	49	7	12	3	2	4	15-37	4-15	15-17
3Andrew CarrSydney	83	2	$277,000 >$257,100−$19,900	53:01	34	31	1	1	3	3	9-17	5-7	11-14
4Kendric DavisSydney	77	2	$436,000 >$413,300−$22,700	60:02	35	3	19	2	0	5	13-38	2-12	7-9
5Luke TraversMelbourne United	73	2	$292,900 >$285,300−$7,600	64:11	45	11	8	0	1	1	19-35	3-10	4-9
6Nate HintonBrisbane	70	2	$277,000 >$313,200+$36,200	55:53	34	5	11	5	0	3	14-30	0-5	6-8
7Josh OduroMelbourne United	67	2	$277,000 >$332,600+$55,600	58:52	49	9	1	1	2	1	18-27	1-2	12-14
8Xavier CooksSydney	59	2	$308,000 >$296,400−$11,600	47:16	26	16	9	0	0	3	11-15	0-0	4-4
9Makur MakerIllawarra	57	2	$99,800 >$151,900+$52,100	50:50	31	13	5	1	0	0	10-16	2-5	9-13
10Kristian DoolittlePerth	54	1	$317,500 >$322,800+$5,300	38:32	23	10	8	2	0	3	8-15	3-6	4-4
11Bryce CottonAdelaide	53	1	$473,900 >$416,500−$57,400	40:00	37	4	8	0	0	2	13-29	3-13	8-9
12Max MackinnonBrisbane	52	2	$200,000 >$227,700+$27,700	52:37	35	11	1	2	0	1	12-27	5-12	6-6
13Joe InglesMelbourne United	50	2	$300,000 >$245,900−$54,100	48:05	13	10	11	5	0	5	5-11	3-7	0-0
14Todd BlanchfieldIllawarra	47	2	$123,800 >$123,800no change	34:25	27	10	3	1	1	1	8-18	5-14	6-6
15Nick RakocevicAdelaide	46	1	$188,400 >$348,200+$159,800	34:04	18	17	2	2	0	2	6-18	0-0	6-8

SuperCoach points for the fifteen highest scorers of NBL27 Round 6. Read the G column first: Brisbane, Illawarra, Melbourne and Sydney played twice in Round 6, so twelve of these totals cover two games.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

SuperCoach points are SuperCoach’s own. The box score beside them is the NBL’s, added up across every Round 6 game the player appeared in, so a player who played twice shows two games’ worth of minutes and shooting as well as two games’ worth of points. Neither figure is worked out from the other: we recalculate every SuperCoach score ourselves from the box score and the table is only built if they all agree, which they do. Price shows each player’s starting SuperCoach price, then his price now, with the change underneath in green for a rise and red for a fall. Prices are as at SuperCoach’s Round 5 update: the Round 6 price change had not been applied when this was checked. The biggest single game of the round was 63, by Kendric Davis. Checked on 26 October 2026, after all seven Round 6 games had finished.

Four Kings made the Top 15. Andrew Carr ($277,000) scored 83, including 47 from 16 points and 20 rebounds against Illawarra, and has 31 rebounds for the round. Kendric Davis ($436,000) had the biggest single game of Round 6, 63 from 23 points and 14 assists with no turnovers against the Hawks, but added only 14 against Melbourne, when he shot 3-from-16. He moves from eighth to fourth overall on 326. Xavier Cooks ($308,000) added 59, with 35 from 14 points, 10 rebounds and six assists on 6-from-7 against United. Carr enters the Top 25 at 19th and Cooks at 20th.

Melbourne United also had four in the Top 15. Luke Travers ($292,900) scored 73, including 46 from 26 points and nine rebounds in Perth, and is back in the Top 25 at 13th after dropping out last round. Josh Oduro ($277,000) added 67 from 49 points across the two games and climbs to eighth overall, while Joe Ingles ($300,000) scored 50, 32 of them from 11 points, eight assists and three steals in Perth.

New Zealand Breakers guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright ($405,200) returned from injury with 41 from 14 points and nine assists in the 86-84 loss to the Cairns Taipans on Sunday, and still has the best average in the Top 25, 51.3 from six games. Jack McVeigh ($349,800) matched him with 41 for Cairns, and Jaylin Galloway ($196,400) scored 29 on his season debut. Breakers big man Sam Mennenga ($303,100) scored 32 and slips from fourth to sixth overall.

Six players are new to the Top 25: Travers, Craig, Carr, Cooks, Mackinnon and Doolittle. Five dropped out: Brisbane's Arnas Velicka ($277,000), who did not play in Round 6, Cairns pair Jonah Bolden ($133,600) and Jaylon Brown ($277,000), and Illawarra's William Hickey ($331,600) and Kelan Martin ($277,000).

NBL27 SuperCoach: the top twenty-five scorers after six rounds

Season totals, Rounds 1 to 6 · ten clubs represented · two of the twenty-six have played ten games

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Player ↕	Total ↕	G ↕	Avg ↕	Start > Now ↕	R1 ↕	R2 ↕	R3 ↕	R4 ↕	R5 ↕	R6 ↕
1Bryce CottonAdelaide	377	9	41.9	$473,900 >$416,500−$57,400	42	94	45	91	52	53
2Nick RakocevicAdelaide	350	9	38.9	$188,400 >$348,200+$159,800	22	79	96	81	26	46
3Cole AnthonyMelbourne United	343	9	38.1	$300,000 >$341,200+$41,200	34	40	66	78	38	87
4Kendric DavisSydney	326	8	40.8	$436,000 >$413,300−$22,700	46	46	42	33	82	77
5Will MagnayTasmania	323	8	40.4	$269,300 >$358,800+$89,500	34	38	101	40	73	37
6Sam MennengaNZ Breakers	312	9	34.7	$303,100 >$356,800+$53,700	51	16	55	62	96	32
7Parker Jackson-CartwrightNZ Breakers	308	6	51.3	$405,200 >$468,300+$63,100	99	52	116	0	0	41
8Josh OduroMelbourne United	298	9	33.1	$277,000 >$332,600+$55,600	21	27	68	84	31	67
9Nate HintonBrisbane	285	8	35.6	$277,000 >$313,200+$36,200	34	43	55	44	39	70
10Taran ArmstrongTasmania	280	8	35.0	$304,700 >$326,900+$22,200	30	41	55	28	97	29
11Keanu PinderCairns	267	9	29.7	$300,000 >$303,000+$3,000	39	41	72	65	24	26
11Zylan CheathamAdelaide	267	9	29.7	$339,500 >$299,400−$40,100	30	64	50	55	37	31
13Luke TraversMelbourne United	257	9	28.6	$292,900 >$285,300−$7,600	26	19	44	72	23	73
14Malique LewisCairns	245	9	27.2	$207,900 >$251,600+$43,700	18	74	51	45	30	27
15Jack McVeighCairns	244	9	27.1	$349,800 >$303,700−$46,100	8	56	55	79	5	41
16Torrey CraigSydney	242	8	30.2	$290,400 >$268,500−$21,900	12	29	17	21	75	88
17Milton DoyleIllawarra	241	10	24.1	$274,700 >$264,300−$10,400	25	46	75	37	31	27
18Sam FrolingIllawarra	239	10	23.9	$228,200 >$260,100+$31,900	15	58	57	53	27	29
19Andrew CarrSydney	236	8	29.5	$277,000 >$257,100−$19,900	17	26	25	14	71	83
20Xavier CooksSydney	235	8	29.4	$308,000 >$296,400−$11,600	31	13	35	35	62	59
21Tyrell HarrisonBrisbane	234	7	33.4	$336,100 >$356,700+$20,600	37	18	66	59	29	25
22Max MackinnonBrisbane	230	8	28.8	$200,000 >$227,700+$27,700	17	55	26	31	49	52
23Carlin DavisonNZ Breakers	227	9	25.2	$121,600 >$229,600+$108,000	10	31	34	27	102	23
23Kristian DoolittlePerth	227	6	37.8	$317,500 >$322,800+$5,300	46	54	44	29	0	54
25Dylan WindlerPerth	225	7	32.1	$271,100 >$334,900+$63,800	12	71	35	42	39	26
25Skylar MaysSE Melbourne	225	9	25.0	$277,000 >$268,800−$8,200	50	24	51	29	57	14

The twenty-five highest SuperCoach season totals after six rounds of NBL27. Check the G column before comparing totals: clubs have played different numbers of double-header rounds, so two of these players have had ten games and the rest fewer. Avg is the fairer comparison. Dylan Windler and Skylar Mays tied for 25th, so the table runs to twenty-six.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

Totals, round scores and prices are SuperCoach’s own. We also recalculate every score ourselves from the NBL’s box scores, game by game, and the table is only built if the two agree for every player in every round. They do, apart from two late NBL box-score changes that SuperCoach never applied, where the table keeps SuperCoach’s figures: a Round 2 turnover moved from Nick Rakocevic to Matt Kenyon, and a Round 3 assist moved from Parker Jackson-Cartwright to Sam Mennenga. Avg is the season total divided by games played. Price shows each player’s starting SuperCoach price, then his price now, with the change underneath in green for a rise and red for a fall. Prices are as at SuperCoach’s Round 5 update: the Round 6 price change had not been applied when this was checked. Best average in this table: Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 51.3 a game from six games. The biggest single game of the season so far is 65, by Nick Rakocevic. Checked on 26 October 2026, after every game of Rounds 1 to 6 had finished.