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The Summer Series (SS) is a high school men's and woman's basketball league competition in New Zealand. The league was founded in 2018.
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The Summer Series (SS) is a high school men's and woman's basketball league competition in New Zealand. The league was founded in 2018.
| Year | Top seed | Record | Year | Champion | No. of teams | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular season | Finals | |||||
| SS18 | Tawa College | 4-0 | 2018 | Tawa College | 4 | |
| SS19 | Tawa College | 6-0 | 2019 | Tawa College | 5 | |
| Year | Top seed | Record | Year | Champion | No. of teams | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular season | Finals | |||||
| 2018 | Wellington East Girls' College | 4-0 | 2018 | Wellington East Girls' College | 4 | |
| SS19 | Wellington East Girls' College | 5-1 | 2019 | Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt | 5 | |
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