Australian Basketball Hall of Fame

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The Australian Basketball Hall of Fame was instituted by the National Basketball League (NBL) in 1998 as the NBL Hall of Fame as part of their 20th birthday celebrations. The NBL initiated the Hall of Fame to recognise the outstanding players, coaches, referees and contributors to the league.

In 2010, the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame and National Basketball League Hall of Fame were united under the ‘Australian Basketball Hall of Fame’ to acknowledge the restructure of the NBL and Basketball Australia into a single, united governing body.[1]

In order to be eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame, NBL candidates must have fulfilled the following criteria:

  • Players must have made an outstanding contribution to the NBL, have been retired for a minimum of four seasons, and have played 100 NBL games or more.
  • Coaches must have made an outstanding contribution to the NBL, have been retired for at least four seasons, and have been an NBL head coach for 10 seasons or more.
  • Referees must have made an outstanding contribution to the league and have been retired for at least four seasons.
  • Contributors must have made an outstanding contribution to the NBL, and may be elected at any time.

Inductees are listed in alphabetical order and both male and female inductees are listed.[2]

Hall of Fame

Name Award Inducted ABF / NBL
Michael Ah Matt Player 2010 ABF
Frank Angove Contributor 2007 ABF
Barry Barnes Coach 1998
2007
NBL
ABF
Sandy Blythe Player 2010 ABF
Ray Borner Player 2006 ABF
NBL
Mark Bradtke Player 2013 ABF
NBL
Sandy Brondello Player 2010 ABF
Cal Bruton Player 1998 NBL
Ivor Burge Contributor 2004 ABF
Steve Carfino Player 2004 NBL
David Carmichael Contributor 2010 ABF
Wayne Carroll Player 1999 NBL
Jenny Cheesman Player 2004 ABF
Ken Cole Player
Coach
2012 ABF
NBL
Norma Connelly Contributor 2007 ABF
Kevin Coombs Player 2007 ABF
Eddie Crouch Technical Official
Referee
2006
2007
ABF
NBL
Karen Dalton Player 2006
2007
ABF
NBL
George Dancis Player 2006 ABF
Ian Davies Player 2001 NBL
Mark Davis Player 2006 NBL
Lorraine Eiler Player 2007 ABF
Bob Elphinston Contributor 2007 ABF
Merv Emms Coach
Technical Official
Contributor
2010 ABF
Trish Fallon Player 2010 ABF
Scott Fisher Player 2007 NBL
Kathy Foster Player 2013 ABF
Inga Freidenfelds Player 2007 ABF
Andrew Gaze Player 2004 ABF
Lindsay Gaze Coach 2004 ABF
Shelley Gorman Player 2010 ABF
Ricky Grace Player 2010 NBL
Al Green Player 1999 NBL
Elaine Hardwick Player
Coach
Contributor
2010 ABF
John Holden Technical Official 2006 ABF
Adrian Hurley Coach 2004 ABF
Maree Jackson Player 2006 ABF
Michael Johnson Player 2004 NBL
Greg Love Referee
Contributor
2010 ABF
Damian Keogh Player 2000 NBL
Brian Kerle Coach 2006 NBL
Leroy Loggins Player 2006 NBL
Luc Longley Player 2006 ABF
Robyn Maher Player 2004 ABF
Tom Maher Coach 2006 ABF
Herb McEachin Player 1998 NBL
Karin McRobert Player 2010 ABF
Arthur McRobbie Contributor 2007 ABL
Patricia Mickan Player 2013 ABL
Keith Miller Coach 2007 ABF
Danny Morseu Player 2002 NBL
Julie Nykiel Player 2010 ABF
Bill Palmer Contributor 1998 NBL
Ed Palubinskas Player 2007 ABF
Darryl Pearce Player 2002 NBL
Henry Perazzo Technical Official 2007 ABF
Alistair Ramsey Contributor
Legend
2004
2006
ABF
ABF
John Raschke Contributor
Contributor
Legend
1998
2004
2007
NBL
ABF
ABF
George Russell Contributor 2006 ABF
Avis Scullin Technical Official 2007 ABF
Larry Sengstock Player 2001
2006
NBL
ABF
Phil Smyth Player 2000
2004
NBL
ABF
Malcolm Speed Contributor 2000 NBL
Rachael Sporn Player 2007 ABF
Bob Staunton Player 2006 ABF
Jan Stirling Player / Coach 2013 ABF
Sid Taylor Technical Official 2004 ABF
Michelle Timms Player 2006 ABF
Ray Tomlinson Coach 2006 ABF
Bob Turner Coach 2000 NBL
Andrew Vlahov Player 2007 NBL
Betty Watson Contributor 2006 NBL
Michael Wrublewski Contributor 2010 NBL
Bill Wyatt Player 2010 ABF

† Deceased

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