1995 NBL season

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1995 NBL season
League National Basketball League
Sport Basketball
Duration21 April – 16 September 1995
20 September – 5 October 1995 (Finals)
7 – 15 October 1995 (Grand Finals)
Number of teams14
TV partner(s) Network Ten
Fox Sports
Regular season
Season champions Perth Wildcats
Season MVP Andrew Gaze (Melbourne)
Top scorer Andrew Gaze (Melbourne)
Finals
Champions Perth Wildcats (3rd title)
  Runners-up North Melbourne Giants
Finals MVP Andrew Vlahov (Perth)
NBL seasons

The 1995 NBL season was the 17th season of competition since its establishment in 1979. A total of 14 teams contested the league.

Contents

Clubs

ClubLocationHome VenueCapacityFoundedHead coach
Adelaide 36ers Flag of South Australia.svg Adelaide, South Australia Clipsal Powerhouse 8,0001982 Flag of the United States.svg Mike Dunlap
Brisbane Bullets Flag of Queensland.svg Brisbane, Queensland Brisbane Entertainment Centre 13,5001979 Flag of the United States.svg Bruce Palmer
Canberra Cannons Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg Canberra, Australian Capital Territory AIS Arena 5,2001979 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brett Flannigan
Geelong Supercats Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Geelong, Victoria Geelong Arena 2,0001982 Flag of the United States.svg Jim Calvin
Gold Coast Rollers Flag of Queensland.svg Gold Coast, Queensland Carrara Indoor Stadium 2,9921990 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Dave Claxton
Hobart Tassie Devils Flag of Tasmania.svg Hobart, Tasmania Derwent Entertainment Centre 5,4001983 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bill Tomlinson
Illawarra Hawks Flag of New South Wales.svg Wollongong, New South Wales Illawarra Basketball Stadium 2,0001979 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Alan Black
Melbourne Tigers Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Melbourne, Victoria National Tennis Centre at Flinders Park 15,4001931 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Lindsay Gaze
Newcastle Falcons Flag of New South Wales.svg Newcastle, New South Wales Newcastle Entertainment Centre 4,6581979 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tom Wiseman
North Melbourne Giants Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Melbourne, Victoria The Glass House 7,2001980 Flag of the United States.svg Brett Brown
Perth Wildcats Flag of Western Australia.svg Perth, Western Australia Perth Entertainment Centre 8,2001982 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Adrian Hurley
South East Melbourne Magic Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Melbourne, Victoria National Tennis Centre at Flinders Park 15,4001992 Flag of the United States.svg Brian Goorjian
Sydney Kings Flag of New South Wales.svg Sydney, New South Wales Sydney Entertainment Centre 10,5001988 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Turner
Townsville Suns Flag of Queensland.svg Townsville, Queensland Townsville Entertainment Centre 5,2571993 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mark Bragg

Regular season

The 1995 regular season took place over 21 rounds between 21 April 1995 and 16 September 1995.

Round 1

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
21/04/1995 Perth Wildcats 120–99 Newcastle Falcons Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
21/04/1995 Melbourne Tigers 93–94 Illawarra Hawks Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
21/04/1995 Townsville Suns 106–116 Brisbane Bullets Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/04/1995 North Melbourne Giants 118–97 Gold Coast Rollers Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/04/1995 Adelaide 36ers 91–98 Newcastle Falcons Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
22/04/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 86–84 Illawarra Hawks Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/04/1995 Geelong Supercats 102–112 Canberra Cannons Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
22/04/1995 Sydney Kings 85–86 South East Melbourne Magic Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
25/04/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 129–139 Brisbane Bullets Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore

Round 2

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
28/04/1995 Illawarra Hawks 115–114 Melbourne Tigers Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
28/04/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 97–111 Perth Wildcats Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
28/04/1995 North Melbourne Giants 91–104 Sydney Kings Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
29/04/1995 Newcastle Falcons 98–92 Melbourne Tigers Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
29/04/1995 Canberra Cannons 103–96 Sydney Kings AIS Arena N/A boxscore
29/04/1995 Geelong Supercats 117–93 Adelaide 36ers Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
29/04/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 89–81 Townsville Suns Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Round 3

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
5/05/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 89–129 North Melbourne Giants Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/05/1995 Melbourne Tigers 113–104 Adelaide 36ers Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
5/05/1995 Townsville Suns 85–87 Geelong Supercats Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/05/1995 Canberra Cannons 117–102 Newcastle Falcons AIS Arena N/A boxscore
6/05/1995 Newcastle Falcons 102–90 Illawarra Hawks Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
6/05/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 94–96 North Melbourne Giants Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
6/05/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 106–116 Geelong Supercats Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
6/05/1995 Sydney Kings 81–87 Adelaide 36ers Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
6/05/1995 Brisbane Bullets 119–113 Perth Wildcats Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
9/05/1995 Perth Wildcats 100–114 Sydney Kings Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 4

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
11/05/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 106–87 Hobart Tassie Devils Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
12/05/1995 Canberra Cannons 111–112 Melbourne Tigers AIS Arena N/A boxscore
12/05/1995 Adelaide 36ers 91–81 Geelong Supercats Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
12/05/1995 North Melbourne Giants 104–109 Newcastle Falcons Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
13/05/1995 Illawarra Hawks 111–95 Gold Coast Rollers Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
13/05/1995 Perth Wildcats 117–98 Geelong Supercats Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
13/05/1995 Sydney Kings 114–107 Townsville Suns Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
13/05/1995 Brisbane Bullets 120–109 Melbourne Tigers Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 5

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
19/05/1995 Newcastle Falcons 107–112 Perth Wildcats Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
19/05/1995 Melbourne Tigers 108–93 Hobart Tassie Devils Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
19/05/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 115–119 South East Melbourne Magic Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
19/05/1995 Sydney Kings 97–100 Canberra Cannons Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
20/05/1995 Illawarra Hawks 96–103 Perth Wildcats Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
20/05/1995 Geelong Supercats 108–97 Hobart Tassie Devils Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
20/05/1995 Townsville Suns 102–107 South East Melbourne Magic Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
20/05/1995 Brisbane Bullets 97–84 Canberra Cannons Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
21/05/1995 Adelaide 36ers 85–112 North Melbourne Giants Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore

Round 6

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
26/05/1995 Townsville Suns 105–104 Sydney Kings Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/05/1995 Illawarra Hawks 109–75 Hobart Tassie Devils Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
26/05/1995 North Melbourne Giants 96–110 South East Melbourne Magic Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/05/1995 Adelaide 36ers 113–105 Melbourne Tigers Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
27/05/1995 Newcastle Falcons 90–83 Hobart Tassie Devils Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
27/05/1995 Perth Wildcats 93–111 Melbourne Tigers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
27/05/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 121–85 Sydney Kings Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
27/05/1995 Geelong Supercats 112–106 Brisbane Bullets Geelong Arena N/A boxscore

Round 7

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
2/06/1995 Newcastle Falcons 109–122 Gold Coast Rollers Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
2/06/1995 Canberra Cannons 94–99 Illawarra Hawks AIS Arena N/A boxscore
2/06/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 81–83 Perth Wildcats Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
2/06/1995 Adelaide 36ers 105–96 Sydney Kings Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
3/06/1995 Melbourne Tigers 112–106 Geelong Supercats Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
3/06/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 116–100 Adelaide 36ers Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
3/06/1995 Sydney Kings 124–108 Gold Coast Rollers Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
3/06/1995 Brisbane Bullets 150–133 Townsville Suns Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
3/06/1995 North Melbourne Giants 98–93 Illawarra Hawks Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 8

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
9/06/1995 Perth Wildcats 103–102 Adelaide 36ers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
9/06/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 116–113 North Melbourne Giants Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
10/06/1995 Canberra Cannons 101–103 South East Melbourne Magic AIS Arena N/A boxscore
10/06/1995 Townsville Suns 115–119 North Melbourne Giants Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
10/06/1995 Sydney Kings 108–106 Geelong Supercats Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
10/06/1995 Brisbane Bullets 101–94 Hobart Tassie Devils Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
10/06/1995 Illawarra Hawks 84–96 Newcastle Falcons Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
12/06/1995 Melbourne Tigers 117–135 South East Melbourne Magic Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Round 9

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
16/06/1995 Melbourne Tigers 128–104 Newcastle Falcons Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
16/06/1995 Perth Wildcats 94–111 North Melbourne Giants Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/06/1995 Townsville Suns 92–104 Illawarra Hawks Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/06/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 81–95 South East Melbourne Magic Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
17/06/1995 Adelaide 36ers 129–120 Canberra Cannons Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
17/06/1995 Geelong Supercats 92–103 Newcastle Falcons Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
17/06/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 106–102 Illawarra Hawks Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
17/06/1995 Sydney Kings 84–80 Hobart Tassie Devils Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
17/06/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 97–109 Brisbane Bullets Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Round 10

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
22/06/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 130–82 Gold Coast Rollers Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
23/06/1995 Sydney Kings 92–79 Brisbane Bullets Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
23/06/1995 Illawarra Hawks 121–122 Canberra Cannons Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
23/06/1995 Perth Wildcats 74–70 Townsville Suns Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
24/06/1995 Newcastle Falcons 111–106 Canberra Cannons Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
24/06/1995 North Melbourne Giants 97–99 Brisbane Bullets Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
24/06/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 97–94 Gold Coast Rollers Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
24/06/1995 Geelong Supercats 116–100 Melbourne Tigers Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
25/06/1995 Adelaide 36ers 106–90 Townsville Suns Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore

Round 11

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
30/06/1995 Newcastle Falcons 81–66 Sydney Kings Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
30/06/1995 Melbourne Tigers 111–97 Brisbane Bullets Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
1/07/1995 Canberra Cannons 131–113 Perth Wildcats AIS Arena N/A boxscore
1/07/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 113–97 Adelaide 36ers Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
1/07/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 105–107 Brisbane Bullets Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
1/07/1995 Townsville Suns 108–97 Gold Coast Rollers Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
1/07/1995 Geelong Supercats 118–125 Illawarra Hawks Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
2/07/1995 North Melbourne Giants 109–100 Perth Wildcats Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 12

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
7/07/1995 Brisbane Bullets 104–87 Geelong Supercats Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
7/07/1995 Adelaide 36ers 88–92 South East Melbourne Magic Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
7/07/1995 Townsville Suns 94–86 Newcastle Falcons Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
7/07/1995 North Melbourne Giants 102–86 Hobart Tassie Devils Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
8/07/1995 Canberra Cannons 112–90 Hobart Tassie Devils AIS Arena N/A boxscore
8/07/1995 Perth Wildcats 113–98 South East Melbourne Magic Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
8/07/1995 Illawarra Hawks 122–102 Geelong Supercats Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
8/07/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 88–97 Newcastle Falcons Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
10/07/1995 Melbourne Tigers 109–89 Sydney Kings Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Round 13

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
21/07/1995 Canberra Cannons 113–111 Brisbane Bullets AIS Arena N/A boxscore
21/07/1995 Newcastle Falcons 121–112 North Melbourne Giants Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
21/07/1995 Perth Wildcats 127–94 Gold Coast Rollers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
21/07/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 116–96 Geelong Supercats Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
22/07/1995 Illawarra Hawks 102–107 North Melbourne Giants Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
22/07/1995 Adelaide 36ers 107–95 Gold Coast Rollers Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
22/07/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 74–99 Townsville Suns Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/07/1995 Melbourne Tigers 130–98 Canberra Cannons Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
22/07/1995 Brisbane Bullets 115–118 Sydney Kings Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 14

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
28/07/1995 North Melbourne Giants 112–103 Townsville Suns Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
28/07/1995 Perth Wildcats 95–93 Hobart Tassie Devils Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
28/07/1995 Geelong Supercats 104–94 Gold Coast Rollers Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
28/07/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 95–101 Illawarra Hawks Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
29/07/1995 Canberra Cannons 90–93 Townsville Suns AIS Arena N/A boxscore
29/07/1995 Adelaide 36ers 94–83 Hobart Tassie Devils Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
29/07/1995 Melbourne Tigers 108–98 Gold Coast Rollers Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
29/07/1995 Brisbane Bullets 110–99 Newcastle Falcons Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
29/07/1995 Illawarra Hawks 110–88 Sydney Kings Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore

Round 15

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
3/08/1995 North Melbourne Giants 112–110 Melbourne Tigers Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
4/08/1995 Illawarra Hawks 111–91 South East Melbourne Magic Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
4/08/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 107–97 Townsville Suns Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
4/08/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 86–90 Geelong Supercats Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/08/1995 Newcastle Falcons 121–119 South East Melbourne Magic Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/08/1995 Canberra Cannons 95–96 North Melbourne Giants AIS Arena N/A boxscore
5/08/1995 Townsville Suns 116–115 Melbourne Tigers Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/08/1995 Sydney Kings 117–119 Perth Wildcats Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
5/08/1995 Brisbane Bullets 110–87 Adelaide 36ers Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 16

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
11/08/1995 Illawarra Hawks 103–99 Brisbane Bullets Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
11/08/1995 North Melbourne Giants 122–124 Adelaide 36ers Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
11/08/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 104–118 Melbourne Tigers Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
11/08/1995 Townsville Suns 100–109 Perth Wildcats Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
12/08/1995 Newcastle Falcons 93–113 Brisbane Bullets Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
12/08/1995 Canberra Cannons 104–122 Adelaide 36ers AIS Arena N/A boxscore
12/08/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 107–101 Melbourne Tigers Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
12/08/1995 Geelong Supercats 105–107 Sydney Kings Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
12/08/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 98–101 Perth Wildcats Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore

Round 17

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
18/08/1995 Adelaide 36ers 102–91 Brisbane Bullets Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
18/08/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 74–82 Newcastle Falcons Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
18/08/1995 Melbourne Tigers 123–108 North Melbourne Giants Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
18/08/1995 Townsville Suns 124–115 Canberra Cannons Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
19/08/1995 Perth Wildcats 116–113 Brisbane Bullets Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
19/08/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 104–106 Newcastle Falcons Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
19/08/1995 Geelong Supercats 105–118 North Melbourne Giants Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
19/08/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 116–120 Canberra Cannons Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
19/08/1995 Sydney Kings 93–105 Illawarra Hawks Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 18

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
25/08/1995 Illawarra Hawks 106–103 Townsville Suns Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
25/08/1995 North Melbourne Giants 150–118 Geelong Supercats Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Newcastle Falcons 93–92 Townsville Suns Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Adelaide 36ers 91–81 Perth Wildcats Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Sydney Kings 106–129 Melbourne Tigers Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Brisbane Bullets 91–112 South East Melbourne Magic Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Canberra Cannons 124–90 Geelong Supercats AIS Arena N/A boxscore
26/08/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 106–112 Hobart Tassie Devils Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore

Round 19

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
1/09/1995 Newcastle Falcons 91–100 Adelaide 36ers Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
1/09/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 99–87 Sydney Kings Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
1/09/1995 Geelong Supercats 127–113 Townsville Suns Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
2/09/1995 Illawarra Hawks 89–110 Adelaide 36ers Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
2/09/1995 North Melbourne Giants 113–92 Canberra Cannons Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
2/09/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 109–111 Sydney Kings Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
2/09/1995 Brisbane Bullets 104–93 Gold Coast Rollers Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
2/09/1995 Melbourne Tigers 104–117 Townsville Suns Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
4/09/1995 Perth Wildcats 104–89 Canberra Cannons Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

Round 20

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
8/09/1995 Hobart Tassie Devils 88–98 Canberra Cannons Derwent Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
8/09/1995 Geelong Supercats 99–114 Perth Wildcats Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
8/09/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 108–121 Adelaide 36ers Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
9/09/1995 Melbourne Tigers 87–97 Perth Wildcats Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
9/09/1995 Townsville Suns 105–118 Adelaide 36ers Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
9/09/1995 Sydney Kings 101–119 North Melbourne Giants Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
9/09/1995 Brisbane Bullets 109–92 Illawarra Hawks Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
9/09/1995 Newcastle Falcons 104–87 Geelong Supercats Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
10/09/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 115–97 Canberra Cannons Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Round 21

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
15/09/1995 Adelaide 36ers 84–74 Illawarra Hawks Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
15/09/1995 Gold Coast Rollers 111–132 Melbourne Tigers Carrara Indoor Stadium N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Perth Wildcats 109–93 Illawarra Hawks Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Geelong Supercats 103–129 South East Melbourne Magic Geelong Arena N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Townsville Suns 127–107 Hobart Tassie Devils Townsville Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Sydney Kings 111–114 Newcastle Falcons Sydney Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Brisbane Bullets 109–122 North Melbourne Giants Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
16/09/1995 Canberra Cannons 120–104 Gold Coast Rollers AIS Arena N/A boxscore

Ladder

Pos 1995 NBL season
Team Pld W L PCT Last 5 Streak Home Away PF PA PP
1 Perth Wildcats 2619773.08%4–1W410–39–427212617103.97%
2 South East Melbourne Magic 12618869.23%4–1W48–510–327422547107.66%
3 North Melbourne Giants 12618869.23%5–0W58–510–328862694107.13%
4 Adelaide 36ers 22617965.38%5–0W910–37–626512590102.36%
5 Newcastle Falcons 22617965.38%4–1W29–48–526162611100.19%
6 Brisbane Bullets 26161061.54%2–3L110–36–728182719103.64%
7 Illawarra Hawks 326141253.85%1–4L48–56–726352584101.97%
8 Melbourne Tigers 326141253.85%3–2W19–45–828912762104.67%
9 Canberra Cannons 26121446.15%2–3W17–65–82768277899.64%
10 Sydney Kings 26101638.46%1–4L25–85–82578269295.77%
11 Geelong Supercats 42691734.62%1–4L36–73–102672283694.22%
12 Townsville Suns 42691734.62%2–3W16–73–102677273098.06%
13 Gold Coast Rollers 2652119.23%0–5L74–91–122700292192.43%
14 Hobart Tassie Devils 2642215.38%1–4L33–101–122386266089.70%

Updated to match(es) played on 16 September 1995. Source: NBL.com.au

The NBL tie-breaker system as outlined in the NBL Rules and Regulations states that in the case of an identical win–loss record, the results in games played between the teams will determine order of seeding.

1Head-to-Head between South East Melbourne Magic and North Melbourne Giants (1-1). South East Melbourne Magic won For and Against (+12).

2Head-to-Head between Adelaide 36ers and Newcastle Falcons (1-1). Adelaide 36ers won For and Against (+2).

3Illawarra Hawks won Head-to-Head (2-0).

4Geelong Supercats won Head-to-Head (2-0).

Finals

Playoff bracket

Quarter Finals Semi Finals Grand Final
               
1 Perth Wildcats 91 10896
8 Melbourne Tigers 10399 92
1 Perth Wildcats 9485X
4 Adelaide 36ers 78 76 X
4 Adelaide 36ers 93 9499
5 Newcastle Falcons 10184 92
1 Perth Wildcats 97 97108
3 North Melbourne Giants 10488 88
3 North Melbourne Giants 115130X
6 Brisbane Bullets 105 99 X
2 South East Melbourne Magic 77 9892
3 North Melbourne Giants 9879 107
2 South East Melbourne Magic 108 9293
7 Illawarra Hawks 11389 75

Quarter-finals

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
20/09/1995 Brisbane Bullets 105–115 North Melbourne Giants Brisbane Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
20/09/1995 Newcastle Falcons 101–93 Adelaide 36ers Newcastle Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/09/1995 Perth Wildcats 91–103 Melbourne Tigers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
22/09/1995 Illawarra Hawks 113–108 South East Melbourne Magic Beaton Park Stadium N/A boxscore
22/09/1995 Adelaide 36ers 94–84 Newcastle Falcons Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
24/09/1995 Adelaide 36ers 99–92 Newcastle Falcons Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
25/09/1995 Melbourne Tigers 99–108 Perth Wildcats Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
26/09/1995 North Melbourne Giants 130–99 Brisbane Bullets Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
27/09/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 92–89 Illawarra Hawks Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
27/09/1995 Perth Wildcats 96–92 Melbourne Tigers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
29/09/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 93–75 Illawarra Hawks Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Semi-finals

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
30/09/1995 Adelaide 36ers 78–94 Perth Wildcats Adelaide Arena N/A boxscore
1/10/1995 North Melbourne Giants 98–77 South East Melbourne Magic Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
3/10/1995 Perth Wildcats 85–76 Adelaide 36ers Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
3/10/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 98–79 North Melbourne Giants Melbourne Park N/A boxscore
5/10/1995 South East Melbourne Magic 92–107 North Melbourne Giants Melbourne Park N/A boxscore

Grand Final

DateHomeScoreAwayVenueCrowdBoxscore
7/10/1995 Perth Wildcats 97–104 North Melbourne Giants Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
13/10/1995 North Melbourne Giants 88–97 Perth Wildcats Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore
15/10/1995 Perth Wildcats 108–88 North Melbourne Giants Perth Entertainment Centre N/A boxscore

1995 NBL statistics leaders

CategoryPlayerTeamStat
Points per game Andrew Gaze Melbourne Tigers 33.9
Rebounds per game Reggie Smith Newcastle Falcons 15.4
Assists per game Darryl McDonald North Melbourne Giants 10.4
Steals per game Darryl McDonald North Melbourne Giants 3.8
Blocks per gameJohn Dorge South East Melbourne Magic 2.9
Free throw percentage Andrew Gaze Melbourne Tigers 89.8%

NBL awards

All NBL Team

#PlayerTeam
1 Andrew Gaze Melbourne Tigers
2 Darryl McDonald North Melbourne Giants
3 Robert Rose Adelaide 36ers
4 Andrew Vlahov Perth Wildcats
5 Reggie Smith Newcastle Falcons
6 John Dorge South East Melbourne Magic

* Six players selected in 1995

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The 2016–17 NBL season was the 39th season of the National Basketball League since its establishment in 1979. A total of eight teams contested the league. The regular season was played between October 2016 and February 2017, followed by a post-season featuring the top four in late February and March 2017.

William "Butch" Hays is an American-Australian former professional basketball player who played most of his career in Australia's National Basketball League (NBL) from 1991 to 2003.

Scott Ninnis is an Australian former professional basketball player and coach who played most of his career with the Adelaide 36ers in the National Basketball League (NBL). He won three NBL championships during his career: 1986 and 1998 with the 36ers and 1992 with the South East Melbourne Magic. Ninnis also represented the Australian national basketball team during his career. He coached the Adelaide 36ers for two years and was an assistant coach with the club when they won the 1998–99 and 2001–02 NBL championships.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2017–18 NBL season</span>

The 2017–18 NBL season was the 40th season of the National Basketball League since its establishment in 1979. A total of eight teams contested the league. The regular season was played between October 2017 and February 2018, followed by a post-season featuring the top four in March 2018.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2022–23 NBL season</span> Australasian basketball competition

The 2022–23 NBL season will be the 45th season of the National Basketball League since its establishment in 1979. A total of ten teams contested in the 2022–23 season.

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