2023 NBL1 season

The women's minor premiers were the Bendigo Braves with a 22–0 record while the men's minor premiers were the Knox Raiders with an 18–4 record.[5] Megan McKay of the Bendigo Braves was named women's MVP while Jack Purchase of the Melbourne Tigers and Daniel Trist of the Frankston Blues were named men's co-MVP.[6]

The women's grand final saw the Bendigo Braves defeat the Waverley Falcons 83–78[7] while the men's grand final saw the Knox Raiders defeat the Sandringham Sabres 90–86.[8] Amy Atwell of the Bendigo Braves was named women's grand final MVP while Bailey Nunn of the Knox Raiders was named men's grand final MVP.[7][8]

The women's minor premiers were the Northside Wizards with a 16–3 record while the men's minor premiers were the Gold Coast Rollers with a 17–2 record.[5] Courtney Woods of the Northside Wizards was named women's MVP while Jason Cadee of the Gold Coast Rollers was named men's MVP.[6]

The women's grand final series saw the Northside Wizards defeat the Rockhampton Cyclones 2–0, with 87–52 in game one and 70–59 in game two,[9][10][11] while the men's grand final series saw the Ipswich Force defeat the Gold Coast Rollers 2–1, with the Rollers winning 100–86 in game one and the Force winning 119–98 in game two and 109–85 in game three.[9][10][12][13][14] Courtney Woods of the Northside Wizards was named women's grand final MVP while Nathan Sobey of the Ipswich Force was named men's grand final MVP.[10][12]

The women's minor premiers were the Sturt Sabres with an 18–0 record while the men's minor premiers were the West Adelaide Bearcats with a 15–3 record.[15] Brooke Basham of the Forestville Eagles was named women's MVP while Jordan Forbes of the Sturt Sabres was named men's MVP.[6]

The women's grand final saw the Norwood Flames defeat the Sturt Sabres 80–65[16] while the men's grand final saw the West Adelaide Bearcats defeat the Forestville Eagles 106–95.[17] Ally Wilson of the Norwood Flames was named women's grand final MVP while Lachlan Olbrich of the West Adelaide Bearcats was named men's grand final MVP.[16][17]

The women's minor premiers were the Cockburn Cougars with an 18–2 record while the men's minor premiers were the Rockingham Flames with a 19–3 record.[18] Alexandra Sharp of the Willetton Tigers was named women's MVP while Devondrick Walker of the Rockingham Flames was named men's MVP.[19]

The women's grand final saw the Cockburn Cougars defeat the Willetton Tigers 68–61[20][21][22] while the men's grand final saw the Geraldton Buccaneers defeat the Joondalup Wolves 86–80.[23][24] Stephanie Gorman of the Cockburn Cougars was named women's grand final MVP while Johny Narkle of the Geraldton Buccaneers was named men's grand final MVP.[20][23]

The women's minor premiers were the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles with a 20–2 record while the men's minor premiers were the BA Centre of Excellence with a 20–2 record.[18] Nicole Munger of the Newcastle Falcons was named women's MVP while William Cranston-Lown of the Maitland Mustangs was named men's MVP.[6]

The women's grand final saw the Norths Bears defeat the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 71–56[25] while the men's grand final saw the Sutherland Sharks defeat the Maitland Mustangs 83–80.[26] Jolene Anderson of the Norths Bears was named women's grand final MVP while Lochlan Hutchison of the Sutherland Sharks was named men's grand final MVP.[27][28]

• East vs North

• West vs South

• Defending champion vs Central

• South vs Central

• Defending champion vs North

• West vs East

• 1st vs 5th

• 3rd vs 6th

• 2nd vs 4th

• 2nd vs 4th

• 1st vs 5th

• 3rd vs 6th

• Jolene Anderson (Norths Bears)[40]
• Amy Atwell (Bendigo Braves)
• Megan McKay (Bendigo Braves)
• Karly Murphy (Warwick Senators)
• Ally Wilson (Norwood Flames)

• Jeremy Combs (Rockingham Flames)[40]
• Ke'Jhan Feagin (Knox Raiders)
• Johny Narkle (Geraldton Buccaneers)
• Marshall Nelson (Rockingham Flames)
• Wayne Stewart Jr. (Knox Raiders)