Geelong United’s NBL1 teams play in NBL1 South and are one tier down from the NBL/WNBL. This semi-professional league sees the best of the best compete around Victoria and Tasmania, vying for both the Conference and National titles. Playing at Geelong Arena, our home games attract over 1000 people each week.
Geelong United NBL1 guard Jess Scannell is in line to represent her native Ireland after being named in a preliminary squad for next month’s EuroBasket 2025 qualifier against France. The...
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George Blagojevic’s birthday is not only a celebration for him but also for Geelong United, with the star big man signing with the club for the 2024 NBL1 season. Blagojevic,...
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After his 2023 campaign lasted less than a half, Owen Odigie can’t wait for the 2024 NBL1 season to tip-off. The experienced forward has committed to a fourth year with...
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Hoop City Geelong United captain DeMarcus Gatlin has declared “the job’s not finished” as he aims to lead the club to its first NBL1 championship in 2024. The 2019 NBL1...
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The Hoop City Geelong United NBL1 program officially wound up for the 2023 season at Thursday night’s GUB Presentation Night. Congratulations to the following winners. WOMEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER SARAH...
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The undoubted talent of Ella Tofaeono has been recognised at the next level, with the Hoop City Geelong United NBL1 star to ply her trade in the WNBL this summer....
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