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Auckland Deaf Society Basketball Club: Best Player of the Year

1975 – D. Crighton; 1976 – G. Howard; 1977 – G. Howard; 1978 – W. MacKail; 1979 – R. Peri; 1980 – T. Siviter; 1981 – T. Siviter; 1982 – G. Howard; 1983 – T. Siviter; 1984 – R. Peri; 1985 – T. Katipa; 1986 – E. Klaver.

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Dennis Creighton
Dennis Creighton
Eddie (Edward) Klaver
Eddie (Edward) Klaver
Gary Howard
Gary Howard
Richard Peri
Richard Peri
Terry Siviter
Terry Siviter
Tinga Katipa
Tinga Katipa
Wayne MacKail
Wayne MacKail

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 028-O-ADS
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