DBL Coach of the Year

The Dutch Basketball League Coach of the Year is an award given to the best coach in the Dutch highest professional basketball league. The award is given after the regular season and was first handed out in 1975 to Bill Sheridan.[1]


Dutch Basketball League awards, honours, and leaders
Individual awards
Honors
Statistical leaders

Winners
Ton Boot (1979, 1980, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1993, 2001)
Toon van Helfteren (2003, 2010, 2011, 2012)
Erik Braal, who won the award three times
Key
Coach (X)
 Name of the coach and number of times they had won the award at that point (if more than one)
Club (X)
 Name of the club and the number of times a coach of it has won the award (if more than one)
W–L
 Wins and losses
W%
 Win percentage
Indicates multiple award winners in the same season
Year Coach Nationality Team W-L W% Ref.
1974–75Bill Sheridan United StatesPunch
[1]
1975–76Tom Quinn United StatesFlamingo's Haarlem
[1]
1976–77Bill Sheridan (2) United StatesDen Bosch
[1]
1977–78Jim Parks United StatesDonar
[1]
1978–79Ton Boot NetherlandsDen Bosch (2)
[1]
1979–80Ton Boot (2) NetherlandsDen Bosch (3)
[1]
1981–82Edwin van der Hart NetherlandsAmsterdam Astronauts
[1]
1982–83Ruud Harrewijn NetherlandsFlamingo's Haarlem (2)
[1]
1983–84Ton Boot (3) NetherlandsDen Bosch (4)
[1]
1983–84Maarten van Gent NetherlandsHatrans Haaksbergen
[1]
1984–85Ruud Harrewijn (2) NetherlandsLeiden
[1]
1985–86Jan Dekker NetherlandsDen Bosch (5)
[1]
1986–87Ton Boot (4) NetherlandsDen Helder
[1]
1987–88Ton Boot (5) NetherlandsDen Helder (2)
[1]
1988–89Jan Dekker (2) NetherlandsDen Bosch (5)
[1]
1989–90Glenn Pinas NetherlandsRed Giants Meppel
[1]
1990–91Jan Willem Jansen NetherlandsDonar (2)
[1]
1991–92Jan Willem Jansen (2) NetherlandsAkrides
[1]
1992–93Ton Boot (6) NetherlandsDen Helder (3)
[1]
1993–94Meindert van der Veen NetherlandsDen Helder (4)
[1]
1994–95Glenn Pinas (2) NetherlandsDonar (3)
[1]
1995–96Glenn Pinas (3) NetherlandsDonar (4)
[1]
1996–97Glenn Pinas (4) NetherlandsDonar (5)
[1]
1997–98Jan Willem Jansen (3)  NetherlandsAmsterdam Astronauts (2)
[1]
1998–99Bob Gonnen NetherlandsDen Helder (5)
[1]
1999–00Lawrence Nicols United StatesDen Bosch (6)
[1]
2000–01Ton Boot (7)  NetherlandsAmsterdam Astronauts (3)
[1]
2001–02Herman van den Belt^ NetherlandsLandstede
[1]
2002–03Toon van Helfteren NetherlandsDen Bosch (7)
[1]
2003–04Arik Shivek IsraelAstronauts Amsterdam (4)29–7.805
[1]
2004–05Herman van den Belt^ (2)  NetherlandsLandstede (2)
[1]
2005–06Erik Braal NetherlandsRotterdam20–16.555
[1]
2006–07Michael Schuurs NetherlandsMagixx26–14.650
[1]
2007–08Erik Braal (2)  NetherlandsWest-Brabant Giants27–13.675
[1]
2008–09Arik Shivek (2)  IsraelAmsterdam (5)35–5.875
[1]
2009–10Toon van Helfteren (2)  NetherlandsLeiden (2)22–14.611
[1]
2010–11Toon van Helfteren (3)  NetherlandsLeiden (3)30–6.833
[1]
2011–12Toon van Helfteren (4)  NetherlandsLeiden (4)22–6.786
[1]
2012–13Raoul Korner AustriaDen Bosch (8)30–6.833
[1]
2013–14Ivica Skelin CroatiaDonar (6)32–4.888[2]
2014–15Ivica Skelin (2) CroatiaDonar (7)21–7.750[3]
2015–16Herman van den Belt (3) NetherlandsLandstede (3)22–6.786[4]
2016–17Erik Braal (3) NetherlandsDonar (8)26–2.923[5]
2017–18Erik Braal (4) NetherlandsDonar (9)28–4.875
2018–19Rolf Franke NetherlandsLeiden (5)31–3.912

Awards per coach
AwardsPlayerWon in
7 Ton Boot1979, 1980, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1993, 2001
4 Toon van Helfteren2003, 2010, 2011, 2012
Glenn Pinas1990, 1995, 1996, 1997

References
  1. Coach of the Year at j-dus.com (History of Dutch basketball)
  2. "Meeste seizoensprijzen naar GasTerra Flames". iBasketball (in Dutch). 2014-04-22. Archived from the original on 2014-04-22. Retrieved 2014-04-22.
  3. Donar coach Skelin: Coach of the Year
  4. Donar coach Skelin: Coach of the Year
  5. "Jeter: MVP van het seizoen". Basketballleague.nl. 11 April 2017.
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