2013–14 Adelaide 36ers season
2013–14 NBL clubs
* The Melbourne Tigers and New Zealand Breakers use two home venues each during the season, with finals games (if they qualify) to be played at the larger Hisense and Vector Arena's respectively (subject to venue availability).

2013–14 Adelaide 36ers season

Section Title: 2013–14 NBL clubs
Table Section Text: * The Melbourne Tigers and New Zealand Breakers use two home venues each during the season, with finals games (if they qualify) to be played at the larger Hisense and Vector Arena's respectively (subject to venue availability).

Club	Founded	Years Active	City	Home Venue	Venue Opened	Capacity

Adelaide 36ers	1982	1982–	Adelaide, South Australia	Adelaide Arena	1992	8,000

Cairns Taipans	1999	1999–	Cairns, Queensland	Cairns Convention Centre	1997	5,300

Melbourne Tigers	1984	1984–	Melbourne, Victoria	State Netball and Hockey Centre Hisense Arena	2001 2000	3,500 10,500

New Zealand Breakers	2003	2003–	Auckland, New Zealand	North Shore Events Centre Vector Arena	1992 2007	4,400 9,300

Perth Wildcats	1982	1982–	Perth, Western Australia	Perth Arena	2012	14,846

Sydney Kings	1988	1988–2008, 2010–	Sydney, New South Wales	Sydney Entertainment Centre	1983	10,517

Townsville Crocodiles	1993	1993–	Townsville, Queensland	Townsville Entertainment Centre	1993	5,257

Wollongong Hawks	1979	1979–	Wollongong, New South Wales	WIN Entertainment Centre	1998	6,000

Sentence(s)

The 36ers have played their home games at the 8,000 seat Adelaide Arena since 1992.

final_sentence: The 36ers have played their home games at the 8,000 seat Adelaide Arena since 1992.