auNBL

Australia's top men's club competition, 10 teams — including one club from New Zealand.

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Adelaide 36ers
Adelaide — four-time NBL champion nicknamed the “Sixers”, playing at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
adelaide36ers.com
Brisbane Bullets
Brisbane — three-time NBL champion that returned to the league in 2016 after a long hiatus.
brisbanebullets.com.au
Cairns Taipans
Cairns — club from tropical north Queensland named after the venomous taipan snake.
taipans.com
Illawarra Hawks
Wollongong — NBL founding member and champion in 2001 and 2025, where LaMelo Ball played before his NBA draft.
hawks.com.au
Melbourne United
Melbourne — created in 2014 by rebranding the famous Melbourne Tigers, NBL champion in 2018 and 2021.
melbourneutd.com.au
New Zealand Breakers
Auckland — the NBL's only overseas club, a four-time league champion from the first half of the last decade.
nzbreakers.basketball
Perth Wildcats
Perth — the NBL's record champion, for years holder of the world record for consecutive playoff appearances.
wildcats.com.au
South East Melbourne Phoenix
Melbourne — a young club founded in 2019, representing the city's south-eastern suburbs.
semphoenix.com.au
Sydney Kings
Sydney — three-peat champion from 2003 to 2005, adding further titles in 2022 and 2023.
sydneykings.com
Tasmania JackJumpers
Hobart — the league's youngest club, named after a Tasmanian ant, winning the title in just its third season in 2023/24.
jackjumpers.com.au