South Adelaide Basketball Club
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| Established | 1948 |
| Team Colours | Blue, Red and White |
| Home Venue | Marion Stadium |
South Adelaide Basketball Club was formed in 1948. It was one of the founding clubs of basketball in South Australia. The club has had much success with both Senior & Junior teams. The Men's ABL team has won many premiership flags, the most recent coming during the 1998 winter season.
The club still holds the Australian Basketball record of 51 straight wins in one season, being set in 1965. The club has developed many champions who have gone on to play in the NBL and represent Australia in the Summer Olympics.
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Central District Lions | Eastern Mavericks | Forestville Eagles | North Adelaide Rockets | Norwood Flames | South Adelaide Panthers | Southern Tigers | Sturt Sabres | West Adelaide Bearcats | Woodville Warriors |
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