The dominant force of NWBL 2025 has been crowned champions with the Darwin Salties winning back-to-back National Wheelchair Basketball League titles. The Salties went into the Grand Final as heavy favourites, accumulating a 17-1 record in the regular season and putting their opponents Wollongong to the...
The Sydney Blues are the Women’s National Wheelchair Basketball League champions after outplaying the Sydney Uni Lions to win 69-38. The Blues, who finished the regular season in first with a 14-1 record, led by just four points at the first break and that was still...
Australia’s best wheelchair basketballers will descend on Sydney from 29–31 August as all 12 national league clubs battle for Finals glory across the National WheelchairBasketball League (NWBL), Women’s National Wheelchair Basketball League (WNWBL), and the fast-growing 3×3 half-court format — a rapid three-a-side Paralympic pathway....
The Sydney Blues finished their season off in emphatic fashion accounting for the Adelaide Thunder while the real intrigue lay in the jockeying for position for spots 2-4. With a finals berth out of reach for the Gold Coast Rollers, the best they could do was...
The stage is set for the 2025 NWBL Finals with the Southern Districts Spartans coming home with a wet sail to claim fourth spot. The Spartans were able to deliver a clean sweep over stablemates, the Titans while the Red Dust Heelers were unable to keep...
If the Round 6 matchup between second placed Wollongong and third placed Perth is a taste of what’s to come in this year’s WBA Finals, audiences are in for a treat in the final weekend of August. The Wheelcats and Roller Hawks fought out three absolute...
Round 5 of the National Wheelchair Basketball League has thrown up more questions than answers in the race to the Finals with six teams still a chance of seeing post season action and Round 6 shaping as a make or break for several teams. In Geelong,...
The Sydney Blues may have dropped their first game this season but the side continues to go from strength to strength, their two wins on the weekend over the Victoria Wonders was enough to secure them top spot with one round to go. Sydney finished with...
The race to the Finals is heating up with four of the teams chasing down a berth splitting their games this weekend. The Red Dust Heelers took a 2-1 advantage over the Manly Wheel Eagles while the Southern Districts Spartan took a game off the Perth...
The Wollongong Roller Hawks finish Round 3 on top of the NWBL ladder but it’s the Darwin Salties who continue to impress, tallying three strong wins over the Perth Wheelcats. Meanwhile the Manly Wheel Eagles secured three important wins in their bid to remain in...