South East Australian Basketball League

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SEABL (the South East Australian Basketball League) consists of two men's and one women's conferences in the Australian Basketball Association (ABA). The SEABL conferences are considered the strongest in the ABA, developing many emerging Australian Boomers players as well as fostering a highly competitive semi-professional competition. It is considered a second tier national competition to the NBL.

[edit] Current Teams

Australian Institute of Sport	Albury Wodonga Bandits	Ballarat Miners
Bendigo Braves	Canberra Gunners	Frankston Blues
Geelong Supercats	Hobart Chargers	Kilsyth Cobras
Knox Raiders	Mildura Mavericks	Mount Gambier Pioneers
Nunawading Spectres	NW Tasmania Thunder

[edit] Past Winners

Year	East Men	South Men	Women
1981	Geelong Cats
1982	Frankston Bears
1983	Melbourne Tigers
1984	Chelsea Gulls
1985	Dandenong Rangers
1986	Dandenong Rangers	Newcastle Hunters
1987	Adelaide Buffalos	Ballarat Miners
1988	Bulleen Boomers	Bendigo Braves
1989	Bulleen Boomers	Ballarat Miners
1990	Bendigo Braves	Ballarat Miners	Dandenong Rangers
1991	Ballarat Miners	Knox Raiders	Dandenong Rangers
1992	Bayside Blues	NE Melbourne Giants	Knox Raiders
1993	Sydney City Comets	Bayside Blues	Frankston Blues
1994	Knox Raiders	Broadmeadows Broncos	Knox Raiders
1995	Nunawading Spectres	Frankston Blues	Launceston Tornadoes
1996	Knox Raiders	NW Tasmania Originals	Knox Raiders
1997	Dandenong Rangers	Hobart Chargers	Frankston Blues
1998	Frankston Blues	Hobart Chargers	Kilsyth Cobras
1999	Kilsyth Cobras	Geelong Supercats	Bendigo Lady Braves
2000	Frankston Blues	Hobart Chargers	Bendigo Lady Braves
2001	Albury Wodonga Bandits	Ballarat Miners	Dandenong Rangers
2002	Australian Institute of Sport	Hobart Chargers	Kilsyth Cobras
2003	Canberra Gunners	Mount Gambier Pioneers	Bendigo Lady Braves
2004	Dandenong Rangers	NW Tasmania Thunder	Frankston Blues
2005	Geelong Supercats	Bendigo Braves	Ballarat Lady Miners
2006	Geelong Supercats	Knox Raiders	Bendigo Lady Braves

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v • d • e Clubs in the Australian Basketball Association

South East ABL Australian Institute of Sport \| Albury Wodonga Bandits \| Ballarat Miners \| Bendigo Braves \| Canberra Gunners \| Frankston Blues \| Geelong Supercats \| Hobart Chargers \| Kilsyth Cobras \| Knox Raiders \| Mildura Mavericks \| Mount Gambier Pioneers \| Nunawading Spectres \| NW Tasmania Thunder

Queensland ABL Sunstate Division Brisbane Capitals \| Cairns Marlins \| Gold Coast Goannas \| Mackay Meteors \| Northside Wizards \| Rockhampton Rockets \| Southern Districts Spartans \| South West Metro Pirates \| Townsville Heat Southern Cross Division Bundaberg Bears \| Caloundra Suns \| Gladstone Port City Power \| Ipswich Eagles \| Logan Thunder \| Maroochydore Clippers \| Toowoomba Mountaineers

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Central ABL Central District Lions \| Eastern Mavericks \| Forestville Eagles \| North Adelaide Rockets \| Norwood Flames \| South Adelaide Panthers \| Southern Tigers \| Sturt Sabres \| West Adelaide Bearcats \| Woodville Warriors

Waratah League Bankstown Bruins \| Canberra Nationals \| Central Coast Basketball \| Hornsby Spiders \| Illawarra Hawks \| Maitland Mustangs \| Manly Warringah Sea Eagles \| Newcastle Hunters \| Norths Bears \| Parramatta Wildcats \| Sutherland Sharks \| Sydney Comets