NBL Grand Final
Results

NBL Grand Final

Section Title: Results
Table Section Text: None

Year	Date	Champions	Score	Runners-up	MVP	Arena

1979	10 June	St. Kilda Saints	94–93	Canberra Cannons	Larry Sengstock	Albert Park Basketball Stadium

1980	15 June	St. Kilda Saints	113–88	West Adelaide Bearcats	Rocky Smith	Dowling Street Stadium

1981	28 June	Launceston Casino City Tigers	75–54	Nunawading Spectres	N/A	Apollo Stadium

1982	18 July	West Adelaide Bearcats	80–74	Geelong Cats	N/A	Newcastle Sports Entertainment Centre

1983	4 July	Canberra Cannons	75–73	West Adelaide Bearcats	N/A	Kilsyth Stadium

1984	1 July	Canberra Cannons	84–82	Brisbane Bullets	N/A	The Glass House

1985	7 September	Brisbane Bullets	121–95	Adelaide 36ers	N/A	Sleeman Sports Centre

1986	11 October	Adelaide 36ers	122–119 (OT)	Brisbane Bullets	Mark Davis	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

17 October	Brisbane Bullets	104–83	Adelaide 36ers	Apollo Stadium

19 October	Adelaide 36ers	113–91	Brisbane Bullets	Apollo Stadium

1987	10 October	Brisbane Bullets	80–79	Perth Wildcats	Leroy Loggins	Challenge Stadium

16 October	Brisbane Bullets	106–87	Perth Wildcats	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

1988	30 July	Canberra Cannons	120–95	North Melbourne Giants	Phil Smyth	AIS Arena

5 August	North Melbourne Giants	117–101	Canberra Cannons	The Glass House

7 August	Canberra Cannons	108–101	North Melbourne Giants	The Glass House

1989	14 October	North Melbourne Giants	111–105	Canberra Cannons	Scott Fisher	AIS Arena

20 October	North Melbourne Giants	111–97	Canberra Cannons	The Glass House

1990	19 October	Perth Wildcats	112–106	Brisbane Bullets	Ricky Grace	Perth Entertainment Centre

26 October	Brisbane Bullets	106–90	Perth Wildcats	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

28 October	Perth Wildcats	109–86	Brisbane Bullets	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

1991	19 October	Perth Wildcats	109–83	Eastside Melbourne Spectres	Pete Hansen	The Glass House

25 October	Eastside Melbourne Spectres	86–81	Perth Wildcats	Perth Entertainment Centre

27 October	Perth Wildcats	90–80	Eastside Melbourne Spectres	Perth Entertainment Centre

1992	24 October	Melbourne Tigers	116–98	South East Melbourne Magic	Bruce Bolden	Melbourne Park

30 October	South East Melbourne Magic	115–93	Melbourne Tigers	Melbourne Park

1 November	South East Melbourne Magic	95–88	Melbourne Tigers	Melbourne Park

1993	23 October	Melbourne Tigers	117–113	Perth Wildcats	Ricky Grace	Melbourne Park

29 October	Perth Wildcats	112–105	Melbourne Tigers	Perth Entertainment Centre

31 October	Melbourne Tigers	104–102	Perth Wildcats	Perth Entertainment Centre

1994	22 October	North Melbourne Giants	95–93 (OT)	Adelaide 36ers	Paul Rees	Clipsal Powerhouse

28 October	North Melbourne Giants	117–97	Adelaide 36ers	The Glass House

1995	7 October	North Melbourne Giants	104–97	Perth Wildcats	Andrew Vlahov	Perth Entertainment Centre

13 October	Perth Wildcats	97–88	North Melbourne Giants	The Glass House

15 October	Perth Wildcats	108–88	North Melbourne Giants	Perth Entertainment Centre

1996	25 October	Melbourne Tigers	100-89	South East Melbourne Magic	Mike Kelly	Melbourne Park

1 November	South East Melbourne Magic	88–84	Melbourne Tigers	Melbourne Park

3 November	South East Melbourne Magic	107–70	Melbourne Tigers	Melbourne Park

1997	25 October	Melbourne Tigers	111–74	South East Melbourne Magic	Lanard Copeland	Melbourne Park

29 October	South East Melbourne Magic	84–78	Melbourne Tigers	Melbourne Park

1 November	Melbourne Tigers	93–83	South East Melbourne Magic	Melbourne Park

1998	28 June	Adelaide 36ers	100–93	South East Melbourne Magic	Kevin Brooks	Clipsal Powerhouse

1 July	Adelaide 36ers	90–62	South East Melbourne Magic	Melbourne Park

1999	16 April 1999	Adelaide 36ers	104–94	Victoria Titans	Brett Maher	Melbourne Park

21 April 1999	Victoria Titans	88–82	Adelaide 36ers	Clipsal Powerhouse

23 April 1999	Adelaide 36ers	80–63	Victoria Titans	Clipsal Powerhouse

2000	7 April 2000	Perth Wildcats	84–78	Victoria Titans	Marcus Timmons	Melbourne Park

12 April 2000	Perth Wildcats	83–76	Victoria Titans	Perth Entertainment Centre

2001	22 April 2001	Wollongong Hawks	104–101	Townsville Crocodiles	Glen Saville	WIN Entertainment Centre

28 April 2001	Townsville Crocodiles	114–97	Wollongong Hawks	Townsville Entertainment Centre

29 April 2001	Wollongong Hawks	97–94	Townsville Crocodiles	WIN Entertainment Centre

2002	12 April 2002	Adelaide 36ers	106–97	West Sydney Razorbacks	Brett Maher	Clipsal Powerhouse

14 April 2002	West Sydney Razorbacks	103–100	Adelaide 36ers	State Sports Centre

19 April 2002	Adelaide 36ers	125–107	West Sydney Razorbacks	Clipsal Powerhouse

2003	3 April 2003	Sydney Kings	98–94	Perth Wildcats	Chris Williams	Sydney Entertainment Centre

6 April 2003	Sydney Kings	117–101	Perth Wildcats	Challenge Stadium

2004	24 March 2004	Sydney Kings	96–76	West Sydney Razorbacks	Matthew Nielsen	Sydney Entertainment Centre

26 March 2004	West Sydney Razorbacks	87–72	Sydney Kings	State Sports Centre

31 March 2004	West Sydney Razorbacks	106–97	Sydney Kings	Sydney Entertainment Centre

4 April 2004	Sydney Kings	82–77	West Sydney Razorbacks	State Sports Centre

6 April 2004	Sydney Kings	90–79	West Sydney Razorbacks	Sydney Entertainment Centre

2005	12 March 2005	Sydney Kings	96–73	Wollongong Hawks	Jason Smith	Sydney Entertainment Centre

14 March 2005	Sydney Kings	105–80	Wollongong Hawks	WIN Entertainment Centre

19 March 2005	Sydney Kings	112–85	Wollongong Hawks	Sydney Entertainment Centre

2006	24 February 2006	Melbourne Tigers	100–93	Sydney Kings	Chris Anstey	Sydney Entertainment Centre

26 February 2006	Melbourne Tigers	103–99	Sydney Kings	State Netball and Hockey Centre

28 February 2006	Melbourne Tigers	88–83	Sydney Kings	Sydney Entertainment Centre

2007	2 March 2007	Brisbane Bullets	98–95	Melbourne Tigers	Sam Mackinnon	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

4 March 2007	Melbourne Tigers	105–91	Brisbane Bullets	State Netball and Hockey Centre

7 March 2007	Brisbane Bullets	113–93	Melbourne Tigers	Brisbane Entertainment Centre

9 March 2007	Brisbane Bullets	103–94	Melbourne Tigers	State Netball and Hockey Centre

2008	5 March 2008	Sydney Kings	95–74	Melbourne Tigers	Chris Anstey	Sydney Entertainment Centre

7 March 2008	Melbourne Tigers	104–93	Sydney Kings	State Netball and Hockey Centre

9 March 2008	Melbourne Tigers	89–87	Sydney Kings	Sydney Entertainment Centre

12 March 2008	Sydney Kings	90–87	Melbourne Tigers	State Netball and Hockey Centre

14 March 2008	Melbourne Tigers	85–73	Sydney Kings	Sydney Entertainment Centre

2009	4 March 2009	South Dragons	93–81	Melbourne Tigers	Donta Smith	Hisense Arena

6 March 2009	Melbourne Tigers	88–83	South Dragons	State Netball and Hockey Centre

8 March 2009	South Dragons	84–67	Melbourne Tigers	Hisense Arena

11 March 2009	Melbourne Tigers	108–95	South Dragons	State Netball and Hockey Centre

13 March 2009	South Dragons	102–91	Melbourne Tigers	Hisense Arena

2010	5 March 2010	Perth Wildcats	75–64	Wollongong Hawks	Kevin Lisch	Challenge Stadium

9 March 2010	Wollongong Hawks	75–63	Perth Wildcats	WIN Entertainment Centre

12 March 2010	Perth Wildcats	96–72	Wollongong Hawks	Challenge Stadium

2011	20 April 2011	New Zealand Breakers	85–67	Cairns Taipans	Thomas Abercrombie	North Shore Events Centre

24 April 2011	Cairns Taipans	85–81 (2OT)	New Zealand Breakers	Cairns Convention Centre

29 April 2011	New Zealand Breakers	71–53	Cairns Taipans	North Shore Events Centre

2012	12 April 2012	New Zealand Breakers	104–98 (OT)	Perth Wildcats	C.J. Bruton	Vector Arena

20 April 2012	Perth Wildcats	87–86	New Zealand Breakers	Challenge Stadium

24 April 2012	New Zealand Breakers	79–73	Perth Wildcats	Vector Arena

2013	7 April 2013	New Zealand Breakers	79–67	Perth Wildcats	Cedric Jackson	Vector Arena

12 April 2013	New Zealand Breakers	70–66	Perth Wildcats	Perth Arena

2014	7 April 2014	Perth Wildcats	92–85 (OT)	Adelaide 36ers	Jermaine Beal	Perth Arena

11 April 2014	Adelaide 36ers	89–84	Perth Wildcats	Adelaide Arena

13 April 2014	Perth Wildcats	93–59	Adelaide 36ers	Perth Arena

2015	6 March 2015	New Zealand Breakers	86–71	Cairns Taipans	Cedric Jackson	Cairns Convention Centre

8 March 2015	New Zealand Breakers	83–81	Cairns Taipans	North Shore Events Centre

2016	2 March 2016	Perth Wildcats	82–76	New Zealand Breakers	Damian Martin	Perth Arena

4 March 2016	New Zealand Breakers	71–68	Perth Wildcats	North Shore Events Centre

6 March 2016	Perth Wildcats	75–52	New Zealand Breakers	Perth Arena

2017	26 February 2017	Perth Wildcats	89–77	Illawarra Hawks	Bryce Cotton	Perth Arena

1 March 2017	Perth Wildcats	89–77	Illawarra Hawks	WIN Entertainment Centre

5 March 2017	Perth Wildcats	95–86	Illawarra Hawks	Perth Arena

2018	16 March 2018	Melbourne United	107–96	Adelaide 36ers	Chris Goulding	Hisense Arena

18 March 2018	Adelaide 36ers	110–95	Melbourne United	Titanium Security Arena

23 March 2018	Melbourne United	101–98	Adelaide 36ers	Hisense Arena

25 March 2018	Adelaide 36ers	90–81	Melbourne United	Titanium Security Arena

31 March 2018	Melbourne United	100–82	Adelaide 36ers	Hisense Arena

Sentence(s)

The first NBL Grand Final was played on 10 June 1979 at Albert Park Basketball Stadium.

final_sentence: The first NBL Grand Final was played on 10 June 1979 at Albert Park Basketball Stadium.