National Wheelchair Basketball League (Australia)
- National Wheelchair Basketball League (Australia)
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National Wheelchair Basketball League (NWBL) is an Australian national men's wheelchair basketball league. It was established in 1988.[1][2]
History
2008 teams
The teams in 2008 were:
| Team |
Website |
| Adelaide Thunder |
[2] |
| Brisbane Spinning Bullets |
[3] |
| Dandenong Rangers |
[4] |
| Perth Wheelcats |
[5] |
| Wentworthville Wheelkings |
|
| West Sydney Razorbacks |
|
| Wollongong Roller Hawks |
[6] |
2011 teams
In 2011, the teams are:
- Sydney Uni Wheelkings
- Dandenong Rangers
- Adelaide Thunder
- Sydney Razorbacks
- Perth Wheelcats
- RSL Queensland (Brisbane) Spinning Bullets
- Wollongong Roller Hawks
Champions
| Year |
Team[3] |
| 2011 |
Wollongong Roller Hawks |
| 2010 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2009 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2008 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2007 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2006 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2005 |
West Sydney Razorbacks |
| 2004 |
West Sydney Razorbacks |
| 2003 |
Wollongong Roller Hawks |
| 2002 |
Perth Wheelcats |
| 2001 |
West Sydney Razorbacks |
| 2000 |
Dandenong Rangers |
| 1999 |
Sydney Comets |
| 1998 |
West Sydney Slix |
| 1997 |
West Sydney Slix |
| 1996 |
Sydney Comets[4] |
| 1995 |
Adelaide Thunder |
| 1994 |
Adelaide Thunder |
| 1993 |
Adelaide Thunder |
| 1992 |
Sydney Slix |
| 1991 |
Adelaide Steam |
| 1990 |
Adelaide Steam |
| 1989 |
Sydney Cobras |
| 1988 |
Adelaide 86ers |
References
External links
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