2026 NBL1 season
| 2026 NBL1 season | |
|---|---|
 | |
| League | NBL1 |
| Sport | Basketball |
| Duration | 21 March – 16 August (Conference seasons) 21–23 August (NBL1 National Finals) |
| National Finals | |
| Champions | M: Gold Coast Rollers W: Knox Raiders |
| Runners-up | M: Forestville Eagles W: Bankstown Bruins |
| Grand Final MVP | M: Ashley McGrath (Gold Coast Rollers) W: Alicia Froling (Knox Raiders) |
The 2026 NBL1 season was the seventh season of the NBL1. The season consisted of five conferences: South, North, Central, West and East.
The fifth annual National Finals was held in Adelaide, with the North's Gold Coast Rollers men and South's Knox Raiders women crowned the NBL1 National champions.
Conference seasons
The season began on 21 March for the Central Conference,[1] 26 March for the West Conference,[2] 27 March for the South Conference,[3] 28 March for the East Conference,[4] and 17 April for the North Conference.[5] All conference finals were concluded by 16 August.[6]
South
The women's minor premiers were the Knox Raiders with an 18–4 record while the men's minor premiers were the Melbourne Tigers with a 17–5 record.[7] Dallas Loughridge of the Casey Cavaliers was named women's MVP[8] while Jacob Richards of the Hobart Chargers was named men's MVP.[9][10][11]
A new top-ten finals format was introduced,[12][13] taking place over four rounds across four weekends.[14][15] The women's grand final saw the Knox Raiders defeat the Waverley Falcons 80–54[16] while the men's grand final saw the Frankston Blues defeat the Eltham Wildcats 78–75.[17] Paige Bradley of the Knox Raiders was named women's grand final MVP[16][18] while Jeremy Combs of the Frankston Blues was named men's grand final MVP.[17]
North
The women's minor premiers were the Logan Thunder with a 14–2 record while the men's minor premiers were the Cairns Marlins with a 16–0 record.[7] Courtney Woods of the Townsville Flames was named women's MVP while Kody Stattmann of the Cairns Marlins was named men's MVP.[11]
The top-six finals took place over three rounds across three weekends.[15][19] The women's grand final series saw the Mackay Meteorettes defeat the Townsville Flames 2–1, with the Meteorettes winning 107–78 in game one, the Flames winning 82–76 in game two, and the Meteorettes winning 120–87 in game three,[20][21][22] while the men's grand final series saw the Gold Coast Rollers defeat the Ipswich Force 2–0, with 118–85 in game one and 120–116 in game two.[23][24] Cheyenne Bobongie of the Mackay Meteorettes was named women's grand final MVP while Preston Le Gassick of the Gold Coast Rollers was named men's grand final MVP.[6]
Central
The women's minor premiers were the West Adelaide Bearcats with a 17–1 record while the men's minor premiers were the Forestville Eagles with a 16–2 record.[7][25] Cali Clark of the Norwood Flames was named women's MVP while Jeremy Smith of the South Adelaide Panthers was named men's MVP.[11]
The top-five finals took place over four rounds across four weekends.[15][19] The women's grand final saw the Sturt Sabres defeat the West Adelaide Bearcats 76–70[26] while the men's grand final saw the Forestville Eagles defeat the South Adelaide Panthers 77–58.[27] Nicola Mathews of the Sturt Sabres was named women's grand final MVP[26] while Alex Starling of the Forestville Eagles was named men's grand final MVP.[27]
West
The women's minor premiers were the Cockburn Cougars with a 17–3 record while the men's minor premiers were the Geraldton Buccaneers with an 18–3 record.[7] Jessie Edwards of the Cockburn Cougars was named women's MVP[28] while Isaac White of the Rockingham Flames was named men's MVP.[11][29]
The top-eight finals took place over four rounds across three weekends.[14][15] The women's grand final saw the Warwick Senators defeat the Cockburn Cougars 102–76[30][31] while the men's grand final saw the Rockingham Flames defeat the Geraldton Buccaneers 66–62.[32] Chloe Forster of the Warwick Senators was named women's grand final MVP[30] while Isaac White of the Rockingham Flames was named men's grand final MVP.[30]
East
The women's minor premiers were the Norths Bears with a 20–0 record while the men's minor premiers were the Illawarra Hawks with a 16–4 record.[7] Jaz Shelley of the Norths Bears was named women's MVP while Todd Blanchfield of the Illawarra Hawks was named men's MVP.[11]
The top-eight finals took place over four rounds across four weekends.[14][15] The women's grand final saw the Bankstown Bruins defeat the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 90–85[33] while the men's grand final saw the Norths Bears defeat the Sutherland Sharks 76–64.[34] Shyla Heal of the Bankstown Bruins was named women's grand final MVP[33] while Fabijan Krslovic of the Norths Bears was named men's grand final MVP.[34]
Champions summary
Women
| Conference | Champion | Result | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| South | Knox Raiders | 80 – 54 | Waverley Falcons |
| North | Mackay Meteorettes | 2 – 1 (107–78, 76–82, 120–87) |
Townsville Flames |
| Central | Sturt Sabres | 76 – 70 | West Adelaide Bearcats |
| West | Warwick Senators | 102 – 76 | Cockburn Cougars |
| East | Bankstown Bruins | 90 – 85 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles |
Men
| Conference | Champion | Result | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| South | Frankston Blues | 78 – 75 | Eltham Wildcats |
| North | Gold Coast Rollers | 2 – 0 (118–85, 120–116) |
Ipswich Force |
| Central | Forestville Eagles | 77 – 58 | South Adelaide Panthers |
| West | Rockingham Flames | 66 – 62 | Geraldton Buccaneers |
| East | Norths Bears | 76 – 64 | Sutherland Sharks |
National Finals
The 2026 NBL1 National Finals took place at the State Basketball Centre in Adelaide, South Australia, from Friday 21 August to Sunday 23 August.[35][36][37][38]
The 2025 defending champions, the Knox Raiders women and Canberra Gunners men, earned automatic qualification for the 2026 NBL1 National Finals. They were joined by the 2026 champions from each of the five conferences.[39] With the Knox Raiders already guaranteed a place as defending champions, the Waverley Falcons, as the other South Conference women's grand finalist, also qualified for the National Finals.[40][41][42][43]
Following the conclusion of the 10 Conference Grand Finals, the NBL1 confirmed the field and the seedings.[44] In 2026, the NBL1 National Rankings were introduced, combining regular-season performance with conference weighting based on key measures of competition strength. The rankings were used to determine the seedings and first-round matchups for qualified teams at the National Finals.[45][46][47]
Men's Field:[39]
- NBL1 East Champions: Norths Bears (#1 seed)
- NBL1 Central Champions: Forestville Eagles (#2 seed)
- NBL1 West Champions: Rockingham Flames (#3 seed)
- NBL1 North Champions: Gold Coast Rollers (#4 seed)
- NBL1 South Champions: Frankston Blues (#5 seed)
- Reigning National Champions: Canberra Gunners (#6 seed)
Women's Field:[39]
- Reigning National Champions / NBL1 South Champions: Knox Raiders (#1 seed)
- NBL1 East Champions: Bankstown Bruins (#2 seed)
- NBL1 South Runners Up: Waverley Falcons (#3 seed)
- NBL1 North Champions: Mackay Meteorettes (#4 seed)
- NBL1 West Champions: Warwick Senators (#5 seed)
- NBL1 Central Champions: Sturt Sabres (#6 seed)
The Friday games were for seeding,[48][49] followed by semi-finals on Saturday and grand finals on Sunday.[44] The day two fixture announcement saw two semi finals for both men and women, plus one consolation game in each.[50][51][52]
In the Championship Games, the North's Gold Coast Rollers men and South's Knox Raiders women crowned the NBL1 National champions.[53][54][55][56][57][58]
Day One – Friday
Women
- Seed #3 vs Seed #4
21 August 2026 4:30 pm |
| Waverley Falcons 86, Mackay Meteorettes 72 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 27–19, 18–21, 15–18, 26–14 | ||
| Pts: Katelyn Shumate 25 Rebs: Georgia Pineau 12 Asts: Millicent McCarthy 7 |
Pts: Chelsea Brook 30 Rebs: Chelsea Brook 11 Asts: Cheyenne Bobongie 8 | |
| After Day 1: Waverley 3rd, Mackay 4th | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Seed #2 vs Seed #5
21 August 2026 6:00 pm |
| Bankstown Bruins 72, Warwick Senators 50 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 21–16, 16–13, 22–10, 13–11 | ||
| Pts: Shyla Heal 22 Rebs: Kiahna Davis-White 13 Asts: Shyla Heal 8 |
Pts: Kyana Weir 18 Rebs: Greta Kampschroeder 12 Asts: Weir, Miotti 2 each | |
| After Day 1: Bankstown 2nd, Warwick 5th | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Seed #1 vs Seed #6
21 August 2026 6:30 pm |
| Knox Raiders 82, Sturt Sabres 55 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 22–18, 27–11, 14–13, 19–13 | ||
| Pts: Paige Bradley 22 Rebs: Agnes Emma-Nnopu 14 Asts: Froling, Santomaggio 4 each |
Pts: Paige Padroth 23 Rebs: Stamatelopoulos, Williamson 5 each Asts: Nicola Mathews 5 | |
| After Day 1: Knox 1st, Sturt 6th | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
Men
- Seed #1 vs Seed #5
21 August 2026 4:00 pm |
| Norths Bears 79, Frankston Blues 93 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 17–22, 19–24, 17–22, 26–25 | ||
| Pts: Lewis Holey 17 Rebs: Ignatius Mitchell 8 Asts: Lachlan Bofinger 6 |
Pts: Jack Stanwix 24 Rebs: Jeremy Combs 13 Asts: Walker, Hastings 5 each | |
| After Day 1: Norths 5th, Frankston 2nd | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Seed #3 vs Seed #6
21 August 2026 8:00 pm |
| Rockingham Flames 93, Canberra Gunners 110 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 20–30, 19–32, 27–21, 27–27 | ||
| Pts: Blake Jones 45 Rebs: Blake Jones 15 Asts: Emmett Naar 11 |
Pts: William Mayfield 29 Rebs: Pender, Byatt 7 each Asts: Cameron Pender 8 | |
| After Day 1: Rockingham 6th, Canberra 1st | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Seed #2 vs Seed #4
21 August 2026 8:30 pm |
| Forestville Eagles 85, Gold Coast Rollers 84 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 25–22, 14–21, 21–22, 25–19 | ||
| Pts: Greg Mays 26 Rebs: Alex Starling 13 Asts: Adam Doyle 8 |
Pts: Boston Mazlin 19 Rebs: Riley Oberman 10 Asts: Brodie McGregor 10 | |
| After Day 1: Forestville 3rd, Gold Coast 4th | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
Day Two – Saturday
Women
- Consolation Game: 5th vs 6th
22 August 2026 2:00 pm |
| Warwick Senators 74, Sturt Sabres 97 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 23–26, 10–25, 22–18, 19–28 | ||
| Pts: Kyana Weir 25 Rebs: Mackenzie Clinch Hoycard 10 Asts: Mackenzie Clinch Hoycard 5 |
Pts: Paige Padroth 30 Rebs: Elizabeth Williamson 10 Asts: Nicola Mathews 7 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Semi Final: 1st vs 4th
22 August 2026 2:30 pm |
| Knox Raiders 100, Mackay Meteorettes 80 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 23–20, 21–22, 28–12, 28–26 | ||
| Pts: Agnes Emma-Nnopu 28 Rebs: Agnes Emma-Nnopu 13 Asts: Paige Bradley 6 |
Pts: River Baldwin 27 Rebs: River Baldwin 13 Asts: Cheyenne Bobongie 10 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Semi Final: 2nd vs 3rd
22 August 2026 4:00 pm |
| Bankstown Bruins 89, Waverley Falcons 73 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 30–23, 27–18, 20–12, 12–20 | ||
| Pts: Kiahna Davis-White 22 Rebs: Davida Dale 9 Asts: Shyla Heal 11 |
Pts: Katelyn Shumate 20 Rebs: Shumate, Kinkela 7 each Asts: Amelia Todhunter 6 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
Men
- Semi Final: 2nd vs 3rd
22 August 2026 4:30 pm |
| Frankston Blues 75, Forestville Eagles 80 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 24–17, 6–22, 16–16, 29–25 | ||
| Pts: Jeremy Combs 27 Rebs: Jeremy Combs 11 Asts: Lucas Barker 10 |
Pts: Daniel Johnson 20 Rebs: Daniel Johnson 10 Asts: Adam Doyle 5 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Consolation Game: 5th vs 6th
22 August 2026 6:00 pm |
| Norths Bears 96, Rockingham Flames 84 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 27–20, 21–17, 27–24, 21–23 | ||
| Pts: Lachlan Bofinger 23 Rebs: Lewis Holey 10 Asts: Matthew Wacher 7 |
Pts: Blake Jones 27 Rebs: Travis Durnin 8 Asts: Emmett Naar 14 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
- Semi Final: 1st vs 4th
22 August 2026 6:30 pm |
| Canberra Gunners 90, Gold Coast Rollers 98 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 18–30, 18–20, 26–19, 28–29 | ||
| Pts: Hoskins, Rice 15 each Rebs: Cameron Pender 17 Asts: William Mayfield 7 |
Pts: Boston Mazlin 29 Rebs: Brodie McGregor 18 Asts: Brodie McGregor 4 | |
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) |
Day Three – Sunday
Championship Games
Women
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Game summary
23 August 2026 11:00 am |
| Knox Raiders 86, Bankstown Bruins 73 | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 26–27, 16–14, 21–23, 23–9 | ||
| Pts: Alicia Froling 24 Rebs: Agnes Emma-Nnopu 12 Asts: Paige Bradley 8 |
Pts: Shyla Heal 30 Rebs: De Freitas, Proctor 7 each Asts: Shyla Heal 7 | |
| Knox wins NBL1 National Championship | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) MVP: Alicia Froling (Raiders) |
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Game summary
23 August 2026 1:30 pm |
| Forestville Eagles 67, Gold Coast Rollers 70 (OT) | ||
| Scoring by quarter: 17–18, 22–21, 14–10, 10–14, Overtime: 4–7 | ||
| Pts: Greg Mays 21 Rebs: Mays, Johnson 12 each Asts: Daniel Johnson 4 |
Pts: Ashley McGrath 21 Rebs: Brodie McGregor 11 Asts: Boston Mazlin 7 | |
| Gold Coast wins NBL1 National Championship | ||
State Basketball Centre (Wayville) MVP: Ashley McGrath (Rollers)[59] |
All-Star Five
Women
- Paige Bradley (Knox Raiders)[60][61]
- Agnes Emma-Nnopu (Knox Raiders)
- Shyla Heal (Bankstown Bruins)[62]
- Haliegh Reinoehl (Knox Raiders)
- Katelyn Shumate (Waverley Falcons)
Men
- Jeremy Combs (Frankston Blues)[63]
- Daniel Johnson (Forestville Eagles)
- Blake Jones (Rockingham Flames)
- William Mayfield (Canberra Gunners)[62]
- Boston Mazlin (Gold Coast Rollers)
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External links
- 2026 NBL1 season ladders
- 2026 NBL1 season fixtures
- "'Waste of time': Cadee puts NBL1 National Finals on blast" at basketball.com.au
- "Missing in action: Top stars out for NBL1 National Finals" at basketball.com.au