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The Southland Sharks confirmed their third and final import player for the 2023 Sal’s New Zealand National Basketball League, announcing Australian Grant Anticevich will debut for the team next month.
Basketball wasn’t much more than a passing interest for an 11-year-old Ethan Mitchell until he discovered Derrick Rose.
The 2021 National Basketball season may not have ended the way Alonzo Burton had hoped, but he is using last year's late season injury as fuel ahead of his 2022 return to the Southland Sharks.
Record-breaking three point shooter Brayden Inger will return for a second season with the Southland Sharks in 2022.
The Southland Sharks today confirmed the return of this year’s team captain, Dom Kelman-Poto for the 2022 New Zealand National Basketball League.
The SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks sent their home fans happy for the second time this season with a comfortable 101-92 win over the Mike Pero Nelson Giants at ILT Stadium Southland.
An emphatic 37-19 start by the Southland Sharks has propelled the reigning Sal's NBL champions to a strong 103-88 win over the traveling Southern Huskies.
The Taylor Hawke's Bay Hawks are back to winning ways with tonight's 102-97 win over the visiting SIT Zerofees Southland Sharks.
The Southland Sharks have cemented their Final 4 spot with a convincing 122-79 victory over the Manawatu Jets.
The Sharks need just one more win to lock-up their place at the Final 4 ahead of tonight’s game against the Jets.
The Sharks have seven games remaining in the regular season and they may need all 14 points on offer to book their place in the Final Four.
The race to July’s Final 4 in Christchurch is officially a five horse race.
The Southland Sharks have endured a tough 105-82 must-win Thursday Night Lights victory over the plucky Supercity Rangers.
Make no mistake, the Hawke's Bay Hawks are the real deal in season 2019 of the Sal's NBL.
The Wellington Saints have dismantled arch enemy Southland Sharks for the second time this season, this time it was a 122-77 thumping down south at ILT Stadium.
The SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks have moved to a 3-1 record after eclipsing the Taranaki Mountainairs 108-91.
The SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks have moved to fill the void left by Mitch McCarron’s injury-forced departure this week.
The Mike Pero Nelson Giants put on a great show first-up at home and toasted a good win against the Airs, but you get the feeling the challenge will go up a level here when the Sharks pay them a visit.
Sharks coach: “This weekend is why we all do what we do.”
