auWNBL (women)

Australia's top women's club competition, 9 teams.

Links

Adelaide Lightning
Adelaide — sister club of the 36ers, winner of three straight WNBL titles in the mid-1990s.
adelaidelightning.wnbl.com.au
Bendigo Spirit
Bendigo — one of the league's few regional clubs, WNBL champion in 2013, 2014 and 2025.
bendigospirit.wnbl.com.au
Canberra Capitals
Canberra — the WNBL's record champion, where Lauren Jackson starred; playing under the sponsored name UC Capitals.
uccapitals.wnbl.com.au
Geelong Venom
Geelong — joined the league in 2023 as Geelong United, playing as the Venom since the 2026/27 season.
geelongvenom.wnbl.com.au
Perth Lynx
Perth — the WNBL's only west-coast club, sister team of the Wildcats and runner-up of the 2025/26 season.
perthlynx.wnbl.com.au
Southside Flyers
Melbourne — club from the city's south-east, successor to the Dandenong Rangers; star Liz Cambage once played here.
southsideflyers.wnbl.com.au
Sydney Flames
Sydney — sister club of the Sydney Kings, most recently winning the WNBL title in the 2016/17 season.
sydneyflames.com.au
Tasmania Jewels
Hobart — the WNBL's newest club, entering the league in the 2026/27 season under the wing of the Tasmania JackJumpers.
tasmaniajewels.com.au
Townsville Fire
Townsville — multiple WNBL champion from tropical Queensland, taking the title again in 2026.
townsvillefire.wnbl.com.au