Savage named NBL1 East Youth Player of the Year
8 Aug
1
min read
Brisbane Bullets Development player, Kye Savage has been named the NBL1 East Youth Player of the Year.
Following an outstanding season, competing for Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence, Savage was selected for the award by conference coaches.
Averaging 13.9 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game, Savage was integral in BACOE’s run towards the NBL1 East semi-final. He had a season high of 38 points against Newcastle where he shot 7 of 9 from beyond the arc.
Despite, coming up just short of the grand final after a loss to Maitland last weekend, the team had a strong run, finishing 4th in the regular season with a 14-6 record.
Savage now turns his attention to preparing for his first NBL season with the Brisbane Bullets. Catch Kye and the Bullets in action in their first home game of NBL25 on 5 October 2024 against the Sydney Kings. Tickets available HERE.
2 Jun
Bullets Team Up with Lauries
28 May
Dress Loud. Cheer Louder.
21 May
Players' health key for Prof. Bird
15 May
Bullets Sign Talented Forward for NBL26
14 May
Lash family all in on Brisbane move
13 May
How the Stu Lash appointment came about
18 Apr
Local Owner Upsizes Investment in Club’s Future
15 Apr
Brisbane Bullets Sign Kiwi Star Taine Murray
15 Apr
Brisbane Bullets Appoint Hajj Turner as Director of Player Personnel and Recruitment
3 Apr
Bullets appoint Stu Lash as Head Coach
3 Apr
Bullets appoint new High-Performance Director
21 Feb
Tohi Smith-Milner Commits to Brisbane Bullets
19 Feb
Brisbane Bullets Re-sign Sam McDaniel
18 Feb
Mitch Norton & Isaac White Selected for Boomers
17 Feb
Brisbane Bullets Announce Coaching Transition Ahead of NBL26
11 Feb
Norton proud of Bullets after crazy year
Mitch Norton
Support your team with the latest gear
Grab your latest team releases before they're gone.
Follow for behind the scenes content
Get the latest Team Updates
Breaking news & special offers. Direct to your inbox.
2025/26 Memberships Now Available
NBL Properties
Subscribe to our Newsletter
The National Basketball League acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, live & play. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present & emerging as well as all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community. © year National Basketball League |Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy