SuperCoach NBL: King Kendric takes the Round 7 crown

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Sydney Kings guard Kendric Davis ($436,000) topped SuperCoach NBL Round 7 with 97 points from the Kings' double, his best round of the season.

Davis had 51 from 24 points, nine assists and seven rebounds in the 99-91 win against the Perth Wildcats at RAC Arena on Wednesday, October 28, then 46 from 20 points, nine assists and three steals in the 71-68 win against the Tasmania JackJumpers at the Silverdome on Friday, October 30, despite shooting 7-from-26. Coaches who gave him the armband banked 194. He moves from fourth to third overall on 423.

Adelaide 36ers guard Bryce Cotton ($473,900) still leads SuperCoach NBL on 468 after scoring 91. He had 37 in the 108-101 win against the New Zealand Breakers at Spark Arena on Friday, then 54 from 27 points and nine assists in the 96-89 loss to the Brisbane Bullets at Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Sunday, November 1, the second-biggest single game of the round. Teammate Nick Rakocevic ($188,400) is second on 440 after scoring 90, including 49 from 17 points and 11 rebounds against the Breakers, and Zylan Cheatham ($339,500) added 73, 46 of them against Brisbane.

Breakers guard Carlin Davison ($121,600) had the biggest single game of Round 7, 55 from 16 points, 11 assists and three steals against Adelaide. He added 32 from 12 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds in the 94-74 loss to Melbourne United on Monday, November 2. His 87 lifts him from equal 23rd to 12th overall, and his price has more than doubled since the start of the season.

NBL27 Round 7: the fifteen biggest SuperCoach scores

Every Round 7 game played · eight clubs represented · all fifteen played twice

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Player ↕	SC ↕	G ↕	Start > Now ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	TO ↕	FG ↕	3P ↕	FT ↕
1Kendric DavisSydney	97	2	$436,000 >$419,100−$16,900	76:37	44	10	18	5	0	4	16-44	3-14	9-12
2Bryce CottonAdelaide	91	2	$473,900 >$451,900−$22,000	76:00	58	3	15	3	1	6	19-43	6-22	14-15
3Nick RakocevicAdelaide	90	2	$188,400 >$384,300+$195,900	68:05	36	19	11	3	1	2	15-28	0-2	6-12
4Carlin DavisonNZ Breakers	87	2	$121,600 >$300,400+$178,800	56:12	28	12	21	3	0	7	12-23	2-8	2-2
5Josh OduroMelbourne United	84	2	$277,000 >$347,900+$70,900	60:00	43	25	3	1	2	2	15-24	0-2	13-21
6Dakota MathiasTasmania	75	2	$145,200 >$228,300+$83,100	76:29	42	10	9	2	1	2	11-23	7-14	13-13
7Jonah BoldenCairns	73	2	$133,600 >$277,300+$143,700	45:55	14	20	6	6	5	3	5-11	3-8	1-2
7Zylan CheathamAdelaide	73	2	$339,500 >$313,900−$25,600	68:06	34	14	11	1	2	3	12-20	1-2	9-13
9Nate HintonBrisbane	72	2	$277,000 >$336,900+$59,900	62:02	32	13	9	7	0	6	12-22	1-6	7-10
10Kristian DoolittlePerth	71	2	$317,500 >$365,800+$48,300	67:37	22	20	10	2	1	0	8-18	1-4	5-5
11Dylan WindlerPerth	70	2	$271,100 >$334,700+$63,600	60:03	35	11	5	6	2	5	13-27	4-13	5-6
12Cole AnthonyMelbourne United	68	2	$300,000 >$370,800+$70,800	59:58	46	9	7	5	0	8	19-34	4-10	4-4
13Charles BediakoNZ Breakers	67	2	$277,000 >$235,300−$41,700	53:44	25	17	0	4	5	1	8-13	0-0	9-13
13Jack McVeighCairns	67	2	$349,800 >$320,700−$29,100	60:49	42	6	9	5	0	7	15-30	7-16	5-5
13Will MagnayTasmania	67	2	$269,300 >$356,600+$87,300	62:06	24	20	7	2	5	6	7-13	0-1	10-18

SuperCoach points for the fifteen highest scorers of NBL27 Round 7. Read the G column first: Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, the NZ Breakers, Perth, Sydney and Tasmania played twice in Round 7, so all 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 7 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 after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update. The biggest single game of the round was 55, by Carlin Davison. Checked on 3 November 2026, after all nine Round 7 games had finished.

United's Josh Oduro ($277,000) scored 84, including 51 from 17 points and 19 rebounds against the Breakers, after 33 from 26 points on 8-from-9 shooting in the 113-97 win against the Cairns Taipans in Cairns on Saturday, October 31. He climbs from eighth to sixth. Cole Anthony ($300,000) had 46 in Cairns but only 22 against the Breakers, when he turned it over five times, and slips from third to fourth on 411. Joe Ingles ($300,000) scored 44 and enters the Top 25 at 25th.

At the Taipans, Jonah Bolden ($133,600) scored 73, including 42 from seven points, 13 rebounds, four steals and two blocks in the 107-85 win against the Bullets in Brisbane on Thursday, October 29. He is back in the Top 25 at 22nd after dropping out last round. Jack McVeigh ($349,800) added 67 and climbed one spot to 14th.

Brisbane guard Nate Hinton ($277,000) scored 72, with 41 from 18 points, six assists and four steals in the win in Adelaide, and moved up to eighth. Tyrell Harrison ($336,100) had 42 from 24 points and 10 rebounds against the 36ers and climbed from 21st to 18th.

Perth lost both of their games, but Kristian Doolittle ($317,500) scored 71 and Dylan Windler ($271,100) 70. Windler had 46 from 19 points, nine rebounds, four steals and two blocks in the 105-98 loss to the Illawarra Hawks on Saturday. Doolittle climbs from equal 23rd to 16th and Windler from equal 25th to 17th. Brandon Knight ($277,000) added 62, including 39 from 27 points against Sydney.

Tasmania's Dakota Mathias ($145,200) scored 75, with 43 from 22 points and six assists in the 98-89 win against the South East Melbourne Phoenix at John Cain Arena on Sunday. He made 7-from-14 from three and 13-from-13 at the line across the round. Will Magnay ($269,300) scored 67, including 40 from 15 points and four blocks against the Phoenix, and holds fifth.

Breakers big man Sam Mennenga ($303,100) scored 65, including 43 from 28 points and 6-for-9 from three against Adelaide, and slips from sixth to seventh. Parker Jackson-Cartwright ($405,200) managed 39 from two games, missing nine of his 10 threes, and dropped from seventh to ninth, though his 43.4 a game is still the best average in the Top 25. Charles Bediako ($277,000) scored 67, including 42 with five blocks against Adelaide.

Illawarra and the Phoenix played once. William Hickey ($331,600) led the Hawks with 32 from nine points, eight rebounds and eight assists, and D'Shawn Schwartz ($277,000) scored 36 from 27 points for the Phoenix.

Two players are new to the Top 25: Bolden and Ingles. Three dropped out: Illawarra's Sam Froling ($228,200), who scored 12; Brisbane's Max Mackinnon ($200,000), who scored two against Cairns and did not play in Adelaide; and Phoenix guard Skylar Mays ($277,000), who scored eight.

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

Season totals, Rounds 1 to 7 · nine clubs represented · fourteen of the twenty-five have played eleven games

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Player ↕	Total ↕	G ↕	Avg ↕	Start > Now ↕	R1 ↕	R2 ↕	R3 ↕	R4 ↕	R5 ↕	R6 ↕	R7 ↕
1Bryce CottonAdelaide	468	11	42.5	$473,900 >$451,900−$22,000	42	94	45	91	52	53	91
2Nick RakocevicAdelaide	440	11	40.0	$188,400 >$384,300+$195,900	22	79	96	81	26	46	90
3Kendric DavisSydney	423	10	42.3	$436,000 >$419,100−$16,900	46	46	42	33	82	77	97
4Cole AnthonyMelbourne United	411	11	37.4	$300,000 >$370,800+$70,800	34	40	66	78	38	87	68
5Will MagnayTasmania	390	10	39.0	$269,300 >$356,600+$87,300	34	38	101	40	73	37	67
6Josh OduroMelbourne United	382	11	34.7	$277,000 >$347,900+$70,900	21	27	68	84	31	67	84
7Sam MennengaNZ Breakers	377	11	34.3	$303,100 >$360,900+$57,800	51	16	55	62	96	32	65
8Nate HintonBrisbane	357	10	35.7	$277,000 >$336,900+$59,900	34	43	55	44	39	70	72
9Parker Jackson-CartwrightNZ Breakers	347	8	43.4	$405,200 >$426,000+$20,800	99	52	116	0	0	41	39
10Zylan CheathamAdelaide	340	11	30.9	$339,500 >$313,900−$25,600	30	64	50	55	37	31	73
11Taran ArmstrongTasmania	331	10	33.1	$304,700 >$328,600+$23,900	30	41	55	28	97	29	51
12Carlin DavisonNZ Breakers	314	11	28.5	$121,600 >$300,400+$178,800	10	31	34	27	102	23	87
13Luke TraversMelbourne United	312	11	28.4	$292,900 >$303,900+$11,000	26	19	44	72	23	73	55
14Jack McVeighCairns	311	11	28.3	$349,800 >$320,700−$29,100	8	56	55	79	5	41	67
15Keanu PinderCairns	310	11	28.2	$300,000 >$280,400−$19,600	39	41	72	65	24	26	43
16Kristian DoolittlePerth	298	8	37.2	$317,500 >$365,800+$48,300	46	54	44	29	0	54	71
17Dylan WindlerPerth	295	9	32.8	$271,100 >$334,700+$63,600	12	71	35	42	39	26	70
18Tyrell HarrisonBrisbane	294	9	32.7	$336,100 >$341,100+$5,000	37	18	66	59	29	25	60
19Andrew CarrSydney	292	10	29.2	$277,000 >$318,200+$41,200	17	26	25	14	71	83	56
19Malique LewisCairns	292	11	26.5	$207,900 >$251,300+$43,400	18	74	51	45	30	27	47
21Torrey CraigSydney	291	10	29.1	$290,400 >$326,600+$36,200	12	29	17	21	75	88	49
22Jonah BoldenCairns	290	11	26.4	$133,600 >$277,300+$143,700	21	26	46	80	24	20	73
23Xavier CooksSydney	267	10	26.7	$308,000 >$275,400−$32,600	31	13	35	35	62	59	32
24Milton DoyleIllawarra	262	11	23.8	$274,700 >$223,500−$51,200	25	46	75	37	31	27	21
25Joe InglesMelbourne United	259	11	23.5	$300,000 >$245,700−$54,300	34	17	45	40	29	50	44

The twenty-five highest SuperCoach season totals after seven rounds of NBL27. Check the G column before comparing totals: clubs have played different numbers of double-header rounds, so fourteen of these players have had eleven games and the rest fewer. Avg is the fairer comparison.

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 three 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, a Round 3 assist moved from Parker Jackson-Cartwright to Sam Mennenga, and a Round 6 assist added to Zylan Cheatham. 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 after SuperCoach’s Round 7 update. Best average in this table: Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 43.4 a game from eight games. The biggest single game of the season so far is 65, by Nick Rakocevic. Checked on 3 November 2026, after every game of Rounds 1 to 7 had finished.