List of ABA National Champions
ABA National Champions

List of ABA National Champions

Section Title: ABA National Champions
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Year	Venue	National Champion	GF result	National Runner-up	MVP	Ref

1981	Albert Park	Geelong Cats	97 – 88	Frankston Bears

1982	Albert Park	Frankston Bears	89 – 87	Melbourne Tigers

1983	Albert Park	Melbourne Tigers	114 – 102	Bulleen Boomers

1984	Coburg	Bulleen Boomers	109 – 108	Chelsea Gulls

1985	Kilsyth	Kilsyth Cobras	98 – 87	Bulleen Boomers

1986	Bendigo	Newcastle Hunters	124 – 117 (OT)	Sydney City Slickers

1987	Devonport	Adelaide Buffalos	124 – 102	Newcastle Hunters

1988	Broadmeadows	Bendigo Braves	121 – 118	Bulleen Boomers

1989	Kilsyth	Ballarat Miners	125 – 119	Bendigo Braves

1990	Boronia (Knox)	Bulleen Boomers	128 – 101	Ballarat Miners

1991	Boronia (Knox)	Knox Raiders	81 – 79	Ballarat Miners

1992	Boronia (Knox)	Sydney City Comets	117 – 90	Ballarat Miners

1993	Keilor	NE Melbourne Arrows	124 – 113	Murray Bridge Bullets

1994	Bendigo	Ballarat Miners	104 – 81	Cairns Marlins	Eric Hayes (Ballarat)

1995	Liverpool	Ballarat Miners	101 – 86	Frankston Blues	Grant Keys (Ballarat)

1996	Devonport	NW Tasmania Originals	101 – 88	Knox Raiders	Dave Biwer (NW Tasmania)

1997	Geelong	Suncoast Clippers	80 – 78	Cairns Marlins	Billy Ross (Suncoast)

1998	Gold Coast	Cairns Marlins	88 – 74	Frankston Blues	Chris Sneed (Cairns)

1999	Canberra	Geelong Supercats	98 – 78	Kilsyth Cobras

2000	Bendigo	Hobart Chargers	Kilsyth Cobras	Brad Williams (Hobart)

2001	Not held

2002	Bendigo	Hobart Chargers	98 – 93	Australian Institute of Sport	Andrew Beattie (Hobart)

2003	Bendigo	Mount Gambier Pioneers	127 – 113	Ballarat Miners	Kurt Russell (Mount Gambier)

2004	Geelong	Cairns Marlins	104 – 100	NW Tasmania Thunder	Aaron Grabau (Cairns)

2005	Geelong	Bendigo Braves	102 – 98	Sydney Comets	Jason Cameron (Bendigo)

2006	Newcastle	Geelong Supercats	94 – 80	Dandenong Rangers	Ash Cannan (Dandenong)

2007	MSAC	Cairns Marlins	110 – 98	Dandenong Rangers	Aaron Grabau (Cairns)

2008	MSAC	Rockhampton Rockets	103 – 99	Hobart Chargers	Ryan McDade (Rockhampton)

Sentence(s)

ustralian Institute of Sport lost with 98–93 to the Hobart Chargers in the 2002 National Championship game.

final_sentence: ustralian Institute of Sport lost with 98–93 to the Hobart Chargers in the 2002 National Championship game.