55 Min.
Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Episode 13 #NBL22 Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis
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Back to regular programming on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we talk about all the latest happenings with the Adelaide 36ers in #NBL22 and also put your questions to the club's CEO Nic Barbato thanks to Sports Card World.
Scott Ninnis is back in the hosting chair for this week's Sixers Fix alongside Chris Pike and we begin by taking a look back at playing at the Adelaide 36ers Arena again on Saturday night, the 20th anniversary of the 2002 NBL championship team and also ahead of catching up with the club CEO, talk about the direction the Sixers are heading in.
We then look back on Saturday night's game against the New Zealand Breakers and pull out some positives including a season best performance from Kai Sotto while Hyrum Harris and Nick Marshall also provide good energy and showed some encouraging signs moving forward.
It's then time for the votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and we discuss the brilliant uniforms the 36ers were wearing in the game to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2002 championship team.
We then bring you our first ever Ask the CEO segment with Nic Barbato where we put your questions to him thanks to Sports Card World. First he gives an update on the third import situation before answering questions including everything from the 36ers future, import signings, club direction, South Australian talent, the game experience and interaction, potential NBL1 team partnership, Brett Maher v Scott Ninnis and Nic's dream job.
We are back to wrap up Sixers Fix this week with Scott looking forward to his upcoming NBL1 Central season coaching South Adelaide and then with a preview of Friday night's game against the Cairns Taipans for the Adelaide 36ers at Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).
Back to regular programming on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we talk about all the latest happenings with the Adelaide 36ers in #NBL22 and also put your questions to the club's CEO Nic Barbato thanks to Sports Card World.
Scott Ninnis is back in the hosting chair for this week's Sixers Fix alongside Chris Pike and we begin by taking a look back at playing at the Adelaide 36ers Arena again on Saturday night, the 20th anniversary of the 2002 NBL championship team and also ahead of catching up with the club CEO, talk about the direction the Sixers are heading in.
We then look back on Saturday night's game against the New Zealand Breakers and pull out some positives including a season best performance from Kai Sotto while Hyrum Harris and Nick Marshall also provide good energy and showed some encouraging signs moving forward.
It's then time for the votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and we discuss the brilliant uniforms the 36ers were wearing in the game to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2002 championship team.
We then bring you our first ever Ask the CEO segment with Nic Barbato where we put your questions to him thanks to Sports Card World. First he gives an update on the third import situation before answering questions including everything from the 36ers future, import signings, club direction, South Australian talent, the game experience and interaction, potential NBL1 team partnership, Brett Maher v Scott Ninnis and Nic's dream job.
We are back to wrap up Sixers Fix this week with Scott looking forward to his upcoming NBL1 Central season coaching South Adelaide and then with a preview of Friday night's game against the Cairns Taipans for the Adelaide 36ers at Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).
55 Min.