JackJumpers secure talented swingman Nick Marshall
8 Apr
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The Tasmania JackJumpers are pleased to announce the signing of talented forward Nick Marshall on a two year contract.
6’6 Marshall joins the club from Adelaide 36ers where he played 79 NBL games over four seasons, the first two as a Development Player before being elevated to a roster spot in NBL24 and NBL25.
“Nick is a really talented, athletic young player who has shown great potential in his first few years in the League” Basketball General Manager Mika Vukona said.
“He is quite versatile especially with his size and shooting ability. We’re excited to bring him into the program and see him continue to develop with the group we’re bringing together”.
The 25-year-old said he’s thrilled to continue his growth in the NBL with the JackJumpers.
“I’m really excited to join the JackJumpers,” Marshall said.
“The culture is something that’s well known across the league and I’m really keen to be part of that. Jack McVeigh is a great friend of mine and seeing what he was able to achieve in this program is exciting.
“I also know Tasmania has a special basketball community, the fans are amazing, and I’m looking forward to representing them and playing in front of them this season” Marshall said.
WATCH: Nick Marshall Highlights
Marshall showed his potential with highly impressive campaigns in the last two NBL1 seasons with Mount Gambier.
He led the Pioneers to finishing in top spot and was named league MVP in 2024, averaging 22.9 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.3 steals.
Marshall is currently in New Zealand, where he has made an impressive start to the NZ NBL season with Wellington Saints.
He will move to Tasmania prior to JackJumpers preseason ahead of NBL26.

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