The Hungry Jack’s National Basketball League (NBL) has today announced Select Cards as the Official Trading Card of the League - Australia’s market leader in premium sports trading cards. Select's ...
Tasmania JackJumpers superstar import Josh Magette will return to Tasmania for the 2022/23 Hungry Jack’s NBL season after re-signing with the club on a one-year deal. Tasmania JackJumpers superstar ...
The Tasmania JackJumpers have announced the signing of Jarrad Weeks and Fabijan Krslovic for the team’s inaugural season. Weeks joins the JackJumpers on a two-year deal and will be familiar to ...
Melbourne United has claimed the Loggins-Bruton Cup as the Hungry Jack's NBL Blitz champions. Dean Vickerman's team won all three games on the Gold Coast, with United tipping out fellow undefeated ...
IMG’s production of the NBL20 Grand Final Series has been awarded Best Live Sports Coverage at the prestigious 25th Asian Television Awards. IMG’s production of the NBL20 Grand Final Series has been ...
We whittled down a season of monster jams into one hectic list, but we think we've hit a slam dunk on this one. Catch the top ten dunks from the NBL23 season.
One of the hottest free agents in the NBL market is off the table, with South EastMelbourne fan favourite Kyle Adnam re-signing with the Phoenix for another twoyears. One of the hottest free agents in ...
The Australian Boomers’ camp could be set for a dramatic shake-up ahead of the FIBA World Cup, with head coach Brian Goorjian sensationally stating he believes Ben Simmons could be named in the side ...
Xavier Munford will step into the shoes of NBA-bound Keifer Sykes in NBL22, signing on as South East Melbourne Phoenix’s import point guard. Xavier Munford will step into the shoes of NBA-bound Keifer ...
Pete Hooley and ESPN's Olgun Uluc come to us live from NBA Summer League in Vegas, dropping the latest intel on who NBL teams have their eyes on.
Jack Heverin, Damon Lowery and Derek Rucker deep dive into every NBL team's season so far and today it's the Illawarra Hawks.
After nine years, four clubs, 270 appearances and an NBL championship, Mitch McCarron has officially announced his retirement. McCarron began his NBL journey with the Cairns Taipans during the 2015–16 ...
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