26 NBL1 players will represent in the Trans-Tasman series

This week, the women’s and men’s Australian and New Zealand national teams will take part in a three-game series in preparation for upcoming tournaments.  

Multiple NBL1 stars will play games in Adelaide, Sunshine Coast, and New Zealand from May 7 to 11.

See the full list of NBL1 players below who will be representing their countries below: 

Australian national women’s team (Opals) 

Sara Blicavs, Isobel Borlase (Melbourne Tigers) 

Nyadiew Puoch (Dandenong Rangers) 

Stephanie Reid, Abbey Ellis (Diamond Valley Eagles) 

Maddison Rocci (Keilor Thunder) 

Alexandra Fowler (Perry Lakes Hawks) 

Lauren Scherf (Frankston Blues) 

Keely Froling (Launceston Tornadoes) 

Alexandra Sharp (Rockingham Flames) 

Miela Sowah (Brisbane Capitals) 

Courtney Woods (Northside Wizards) 

 

Australian national men’s team (Boomers) 

Todd Blanchfield (Illawarra Hawks) 

Keli Leaupepe (Knox Raiders) 

Kyle Bowen 

Mitchell Norton

Xavier Cooks

Elijah Pepper (Warwick Senators) 

Owen Foxwell

Austin Rapp

Jacob Furphy

Dejan Vasiljevic (Forestville Eagles) 

Angus Glover (Ringwood Hawks) 

Harry Wessels

 

New Zealand national women’s team (Tall Ferns) 

Esra McGoldrick (Casey Cavaliers) 

Waiata Jennings 

Pahlyss Hokianga

Bailey Flavell

McKenna Dale (Mandurah Magic) 

Ella Bradley 

Ella Brow 

Ella Tofaeono (Melbourne Tigers) 

Kaylee Smiler 

Ashlee Strawbridge (West Adelaide Bearcats) 

Tegan Graham 

Emme Shearer (Mackay Meteorettes) 

Sharne Robati (Casey Cavaliers) 

Tylah Hooper  (Melbourne Tigers) 

Keriana Hippolite (Brisbane Capitals) 

 

New Zealand national men’s team (Tall Blacks) 

Taylor Britt

Shea Ili 

Tohi Smith-Milner 

Corey Webster 

Kaia Isaac

Reuben Te Rangi (Gold Coast Rollers) 

Walter Brown 

Oscar Goodman 

Flynn Cameron 

Carlin Davison 

Jackson Ball 

Max Darling 

Tama Isaac

Julius Halaifonua 

For more information, read here.