79 NBL1 players set to play WNBL 23/24

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After an enormous NBL1 season, 80 players will suit up for the WNBL 23/24 season, with players from every conference and 47 separate NBL1 clubs represented.

Related: 65 NBL1 players set to play NBL24

From WNBL superstars, development players and coaches, the NBL1 continues to be the pathway for professional female basketball in Australia. 

See the full list below:*

The list will be updated throughout the season 

Adelaide Lightning 

Brooke Basham (North Adelaide Rockets) 

Elizabeth Tonks (Canberra Nationals) 

Isobel Borlase (Forestville Eagles)

Jess Simons Forestville Eagle

Taylor Mole (Cairns Dolphins) 

Ella Batish (Frankston Blues) 

Bianca Stasinowsky (Southern Tigers) 

Lauren Mansfield (North Adelaide Rockets)

Isabelle Bourne (Canberra Nationals)

Tayla Brazel (Sturt Sabres)

 

Bendigo Spirit 

Abbey Wehrung (Ballarat Miners) 

Ally Wilson (Norwood Flames)

Alicia Froling (Knox Raiders) 

Casey Samuels (2023 Rockingham Flames, 2024 Central District Lions)

Esra McGoldrick (Casey Cavaliers) 

Merhryn Kraker (RocKingham Flames) 

Kelly Wilson (Bendigo Braves) 

Sophia Locandro (Waverley Falcons) 

Micah Simpson (Launceston Tornadoes) 

Ella Gordon (Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence) 

 

Melbourne Boomers 

Keely Froling (Launceston Tornadoes) 

Penina Davidson (Cairns Dolphins) 

Taylah Simmons (Casey Cavaliers) 

Sherrie Calleia (Mount Gambiers Pionners)

Megan McKay (Bendigo Braves) 

 

Perth Lynx 

Miela Goodchild (Mount Gambier Pioneers)

Stephanie Gorman (Cockburn Cougars) 

Ashlee Hannan (Albury-Wodonga Bandits) 

Chloe Forster (Warwick Senators)

Alex Ciabattoni (SW Slammers) 

Mackenzie Clinch Hoycard (Warwick Senators)

Anneli Maley (Eltham Wildcats)

Amy Atwell (Bendigo Braves)

Emma Klasztorny (Joondalup Wolves) 

Amy Jacobs (Willetton Tigers) 

Grace Foster (Willetton Tigers) 

Teige Morrell (Joondalup Wolves)

 

Southside Flyers 

Carley Ernst (Waverley Falcons) 

Klara Wischer (Sandringham Sabres)

Lauren Jackson (Albury-Wodonga Bandits) 

Leilani Mitchell (Inner West Bulls)

Lou Brown (Frankston Blues) 

Maddison Rocci (South West Metro Pirates) 

Nyadiew Puoch (Dandenong Rangers) 

Bec Cole (Waverley Falcons) 

Georgia Booth (Kilsyth Cobras) 

Isis Lopes (Kilsyth Cobras) 

Emily Fisher (Knox Raiders) 

Nikita Young (Kilsyth Cobras) 

 

Sydney Flames 

Lauren Nicholson (Sutherland Sharks) 

Vanessa Panousis (Sydney Comets) 

Shaneice Swain (Cairns Dolphins) 

Emma Clarke (Perry Lakes Hawks) 

Kiera Rowe (Knox Raiders) 

Lara McSpadden (Rockhampton Cyclones) 

Paige Bradley (Hobart Chargers) 

Maddy Allen (Southern Districts Spartans) 

Lilly Rotunno (Red City Roar)

Isla Juffermans (Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence) 

Caitlyn Martin (Norths Bears)

Carla Pitman (Norths Bears)

Abi Curtin (Newcastle Falcons) 

 

Townsville Fire 

Indiah Bowyer (Townsville Flames) 

Alice Kunek (Nunawading Spectres) 

Saffron Shiels (Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence) 

Steph Reid (Townsville Flames) 

Jess McDowell-White (Southern Districts Spartans) 

Courtney Woods (Northside Wizards) 

Ella Tofaeono (Geelong United Supercats)

Zitina Aokuso (Mount Gambier Pioneers) 

Sami Whitcomb (Willetton Tigers) 

Cassandra Brown (Mount Gambier Pioneers) 

Mikaela Ruef (2023 Logan Thunder, 2024 North Gold Coast Seahawks)

 

UC Capitals 

Abby Solway (Canberra Nationals) 

Alex Fowler (Townsville Flames)

Alex Sharp (2023 Willeton Tigers, 2024 Rockingham Flames)

Chloe Tugliach (Canberra Nationals) 

Jade Melbourne (Melbourne Tigers) 

Jayda Clarke (Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence) 

Monica Okoye (Geelong United Supercats) 

Nicole Munger (Newcastle Falcons) 

Rebecca Pizzey (Eltham Wildcats) 

Shakera Reilly (Maitland Mustangs) 

Tahlia Tupaea (Penrith Panthers)