NBL1 West Grand Final Most Valuable Player Award

The NBL1 West Grand Final Most Valuable Player is an annual NBL1 West award given to the best performing player in both the Women's Grand Final and Men's Grand Final. Known as the State Basketball League (SBL) Grand Final Most Valuable Player from 1996 (earliest known case) to 2019, the SBL was rebranded to NBL1 West in 2021.

Winners

Denotes players that won the award as a member of the losing grand final side.

Morcom (Hawks) and Bedford (Redbacks), co-MVPs in 2001

Year	Women		Men		Ref
	Player	Team	Player	Team
1996	Tully Bevilaqua	Willetton Tigers	James Fitch	Bunbury City Slammers	[1]
1997	Tully Bevilaqua (2)	Willetton Tigers	Dwayne Michaels	Perth Redbacks	[2]
1998	Jenny Whittle	Perry Lakes Hawks	James Fitch (2)	Bunbury City Slammers	[3]
1999	Rohanee Cox	Willetton Tigers	James Fitch (3)	Bunbury City Slammers	[4][5]
2000	Jenny Bedford	Perth Redbacks	Greg Brown	Geraldton Buccaneers	[6][7]
2001	Kim Morcom	Perry Lakes Hawks	Matt Burston	Perry Lakes Hawks	[8]
	Jenny Bedford (2)	Perth Redbacks
2002	Kate Simkovic	Perry Lakes Hawks	Stephen Black	Willetton Tigers	[9]
2003	Melissa McClure	Perry Lakes Hawks	Alan Erickson	Cockburn Cougars	[10]
2004	Melissa Marsh	Willetton Tigers	Eric Carter	Perry Lakes Hawks	[11]
2005	Sue Williams	Willetton Tigers	Andy Gilbert	Lakeside Lightning	[12]
2006	Kristi Channing	Lakeside Lightning	Ben Earle	Lakeside Lightning	[13][14]
2007	Carli Boyanich	Perry Lakes Hawks	Shamus Ballantyne	Goldfields Giants	[15][16]
2008	Deanna Smith	Perry Lakes Hawks	Darnell Dialls	Goldfields Giants	[17][18]
2009	Ashley Gilmore	Willetton Tigers	Luke Payne	Lakeside Lightning	[19]
2010	Jasmine Hooper	Willetton Tigers	Cameron Tovey	Willetton Tigers	[20]
2011	Kate Malpass	Willetton Tigers	Greg Hire	Wanneroo Wolves	[21][22]
2012	Kim Sitzmann	South West Slammers	Jeremiah Wilson	Cockburn Cougars	[23][24]
2013	Nikita-Lee Martin	Wanneroo Wolves	Justin Cecil	Lakeside Lightning	[25][26]
2014	Sami Whitcomb	Rockingham Flames	Joe-Alan Tupaea	East Perth Eagles	[27][28]
2015	Sami Whitcomb (2)	Rockingham Flames	Trian Iliadis	Joondalup Wolves	[29][30]
2016	Kate Malpass (2)	Willetton Tigers	Rhett Della	Cockburn Cougars	[31][32]
2017	Antonia Farnworth	Perry Lakes Hawks	Lee Roberts	Perth Redbacks	[33]
2018	Alison Schwagmeyer	Lakeside Lightning	Ben Purser	Perry Lakes Hawks	[34][35]
2019	Maddie Allen	Rockingham Flames	Liam Hunt	Geraldton Buccaneers	[36][37]
2020	Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Alexandra Sharp	Willetton Tigers	Andrew Ferguson	Perry Lakes Hawks	[38][39]
2022	Leonie Fiebich	Warwick Senators	Devondrick Walker	Rockingham Flames	[40][41]
2023	Stephanie Gorman	Cockburn Cougars	Johny Narkle	Geraldton Buccaneers	[42][43]
2024	Alexandra Sharp (2)	Rockingham Flames	Joel Murray	Mandurah Magic	[44][45]