List of SEABL champions

The South East Australian Basketball League (SEABL) Grand Final is the championship game for both the SEABL's men's and women's competitions, and is the conclusion of the SEABL's postseason. All Grand Finals have been played in a one-game championship decider. Since 2012, both the men's and women's Grand Finals have been contested between the winners of the East Conference and the South Conference.

Men

SEBL champions (1981–1986)

Year Minor Premier East Champion South Champion SEBL Champion GF result SEBL Runner-up
1981Geelong Cats––Geelong Cats97 – 88Frankston Bears
1982Frankston Bears––Frankston Bears89 – 87Melbourne Tigers
1983Melbourne Tigers––Melbourne Tigers114 – 102Bulleen Boomers
1984Chelsea Gulls––Bulleen Boomers109 – 108Chelsea Gulls
1985Dandenong Rangers––Kilsyth Cobras98 – 87Bulleen Boomers
1986–Dandenong RangersNewcastle HuntersNewcastle Hunters124 – 117 (OT)Sydney City Slickers
1987–Adelaide BuffalosBallarat MinersAdelaide Buffalos124 – 102Newcastle Hunters

SEABL champions (1987–1991)

Year East Champion South Champion SEABL Champion GF result SEABL Runner-up
1988Bulleen BoomersBendigo BravesBendigo Braves121 – 118Bulleen Boomers
1989Bulleen BoomersBallarat MinersBallarat Miners125 – 119Bendigo Braves
1990Bendigo BravesBallarat MinersBulleen Boomers128 – 101Ballarat Miners
1991Ballarat MinersKnox RaidersKnox Raiders81 – 79Ballarat Miners

CBA champions (1992–1993)

Year East Champion South Champion CBA Champion GF result CBA Runner-up Ref
1992Bayside BluesNE Melbourne ArrowsSydney City Comets117 – 90Ballarat Miners[1]
1993Sydney City CometsBayside BluesNE Melbourne Arrows124 – 113Murray Bridge Bullets[2]

Period of no overall champions (1994–2007)

See also: List of ABA National Champions

Between 1986 and 1993, the SEBL/SEABL/CBA consisted of two conferences, East and South. In 1994, a North Conference was added to the CBA, which led to the National Finals no longer being solely contested by East or South teams. As a result, no overall SEABL Champion was determined between 1994 and 2007. Between 1994 and 1997, the CBA's East and South conference champions would compete in the National Finals alongside the champions of the North Conference as well as a number of wildcards. Then in 1998, a Central Conference joined the CBA to make it four conferences competing in the National Finals. The following year, the CBA was renamed the ABA. 2000 saw the addition of the Big V Conference, and in 2001, the Waratah Conference was included for the first time.

Bold National Champions also
National Runners-up also
Year East Champion South Champion
1994Knox RaidersBroadmeadows Broncos
1995Nunawading SpectresFrankston Blues
1996Knox RaidersNW Tasmania Originals
1997Dandenong RangersHobart Chargers
1998Frankston BluesHobart Chargers
1999Kilsyth CobrasGeelong Supercats
2000Frankston BluesHobart Chargers
2001Albury Wodonga BanditsBallarat Miners
2002Australian Institute of SportHobart Chargers
2003Canberra GunnersMount Gambier Pioneers
2004Dandenong RangersNW Tasmania Thunder
2005Geelong SupercatsBendigo Braves
2006Geelong SupercatsKnox Raiders
2007Geelong SupercatsBendigo Braves

SEABL champions (2008–present)

Since 2008, the East and South conference champions have contested the overall SEABL Championship, with it being called the SEABL National Championship from 2009 onwards following the demise of the ABA in 2008. The demise of the ABA saw the end to the National Finals and the introduction of the one-game championship decider for the SEABL.

Bold Winning team of the SEABL National Championship
Bold Winning team of the overall SEABL Championship
† National Runners-up also
Year East Champion GF result South Champion Ref
2008Knox Raiders102 – 133Hobart Chargers†
2009Knox Raiders125 – 98Frankston Blues[3]
2010Bendigo Braves82 – 95Geelong Supercats[4]
2011Bendigo Braves61 – 88Nunawading Spectres[5]
2012Dandenong Rangers63 – 65Albury Wodonga Bandits[6][7][8]
2013Dandenong Rangers97 – 85Mount Gambier Pioneers[9]
2014Nunawading Spectres71 – 85Mount Gambier Pioneers[10][11]
2015Albury Wodonga Bandits76 – 87Mount Gambier Pioneers[12]
2016Bendigo Braves79 – 61Mount Gambier Pioneers[13]

Results by teams

Teams Conference Champions Teams National Champions
Year(s) won Year(s) won
Bendigo Braves71988, 1990, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2016Geelong Supercats41981, 1999, 2006, 2010
Knox Raiders †61991, 1994, 1996, 2006, 2008, 2009Bendigo Braves31988, 2005, 2016
Frankston Blues61992, 1993, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2009Ballarat Miners31989, 1994, 1995
Dandenong Rangers51986, 1997, 2004, 2012, 2013Mount Gambier Pioneers32003, 2014, 2015
Ballarat Miners51987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2001Bulleen Boomers †21984, 1990
Hobart Chargers51997, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2008Knox Raiders †21991, 2009
Geelong Supercats51999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010Hobart Chargers22000, 2002
Mount Gambier Pioneers52003, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Frankston Blues11982
Nunawading Spectres31995, 2011, 2014Melbourne Tigers11983
Albury Wodonga Bandits32001, 2012, 2015Kilsyth Cobras11985
Bulleen Boomers †21988, 1989Newcastle Hunters †11986
North-West Tasmania Thunder21996, 2004Adelaide Buffalos †11987
Newcastle Hunters †11986Sydney City Comets †11992
Adelaide Buffalos †11987North East Melbourne Arrows †11993
North East Melbourne Arrows †11992North-West Tasmania Thunder11996
Sydney City Comets †11993Nunawading Spectres12011
Broadmeadows Broncos †11994Albury Wodonga Bandits12012
Kilsyth Cobras11999Dandenong Rangers12013
AIS / BA Centre of Excellence12002
Canberra Gunners12003
† indicates club is not a current member of the SEABL

Women

SEABL champions (1990–1991)

Year SEABL Champion GF result SEABL Runner-up
1990Dandenong Rangers92 – 56Sturt Sabres
1991Dandenong Rangers110 – 64Bayside Blues

CBA champions (1992–1993)

Year CBA Champion GF result CBA Runner-up
1992Knox Raiders92 – 69Bayside Blues
1993Frankston Blues100 – 85Broadmeadows Broncos

CBA/ABA's South East Conference champions (1994–2008)

Bold National Champions also
Year Champion
1994Knox Raiders
1995Launceston Tornadoes
1996Knox Raiders
1997Frankston Blues
1998Kilsyth Cobras
1999Bendigo Braves
2000Bendigo Braves
2001Dandenong Rangers
2002Kilsyth Cobras
2003Bendigo Braves
2004Frankston Blues
2005Ballarat Miners
2006Bendigo Braves
2007Bendigo Braves
2008Kilsyth Cobras

SEABL champions (2009–present)

2009–2011
Year SEABL Champion GF result SEABL Runner-up Ref
2009Brisbane Spartans77 – 69Knox Raiders[3]
2010Dandenong Rangers85 – 70Launceston Tornadoes[14]
2011Dandenong Rangers65 – 57Knox Raiders[15]
2012–present

In 2012, the women's competition was divided into two conferences for the first time due to five new women's teams having joined the SEABL since 2006—Brisbane (2007), Sandringham (2009), Hobart (2010), Geelong (2011) and Canberra (2012). Canberra's addition in 2012 expanded the league to 14 teams.[16]

Bold Winning team of the overall SEABL Championship
Year East Champion GF result South Champion Ref
2012Dandenong Rangers65 – 48Knox Raiders[17][18]
2013Bendigo Braves61 – 82Knox Raiders[19]
2014Brisbane Spartans75 – 59Hobart Chargers[11]
2015Dandenong Rangers76 – 63Kilsyth Cobras[20][21][22]
2016Dandenong Rangers78 – 66Kilsyth Cobras[23]

Results by teams

Teams Year(s) won
Dandenong Rangers81990, 1991, 2001, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016
Bendigo Braves51999, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007
Knox Raiders †41992, 1994, 1996, 2013
Frankston Blues31993, 1997, 2004
Kilsyth Cobras31998, 2002, 2008
Brisbane Spartans †22009, 2014
Launceston Tornadoes11995
Ballarat Rush12005
† indicates club is not a current member of the SEABL

See also

References

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  3. 1 2 "RAIDERS WIN 2009 SEABL CHAMPIONSHIP". SportsTG.com. 31 August 2009. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
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  17. ↑ Greaves, Shanae (10 September 2012). "Dreams shattered as Raiders lose to three-peat champions". KnoxBasketball.com.au. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
  18. ↑ Potter, Jarrod (14 September 2012). "Rangers claim three-peat victory". StarCommunity.com.au. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
  19. ↑ "Knox Raiders win the 2013 SEABL Women’s Championship". KnoxBasketball.com.au. 17 September 2013. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
  20. ↑ Potter, Jarrod (13 September 2015). "Faith no more". StarCommunity.com.au. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
  21. ↑ Hustwaite, Megan (13 September 2015). "Kilsyth fights until the end in SEABL Championship loss to powerhouse Dandenong Rangers". HeraldSun.com.au. Retrieved 15 June 2017.
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