NBL1 Finals Weekend Preview: July 21 - 23

With the NBL1 Conference Finals starting this weekend all eyes will be across the NBL1 as teams start to advance to their respective Grand Finals.

2023 NBL1 CONFERENCE FINALS EXPLAINED

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With Finals games taking place across the country, here are some key games you can lock into and watch this weekend Live & Free via Kayo Freebies. 

(Women’s) Elimination Final: Frankston Blues vs Eltham Wildcats

Where to watch: Saturday, 6:00pm AEST streaming Live & Free via Kayo Freebies

Who to watch for Frankston: Chloe Bibby, averaging 26 points per game.

Who to watch for Eltham: Anneli Maley, averaging 19.4 points and 16 rebounds per game.

(Men’s) Qualifying Final: Frankston Blues vs Mount Gambier Pioneers 

Where to watch: Saturday, 8:00pm AEST streaming Live & Free via Kayo Freebies

Who to watch for Frankston: Daniel Trist, reigning NBL1 South Foot Locker Player of the Week.

Who to watch for Mount Gambier: Nick Marshall, an up-and-coming NBL guard averaging 22 points per game.

(Men’s) Qualifying Final: Forestville Eagles vs Sturt Sabres 

Where to watch: Saturday, 7:30pm ACST streaming Live & Free via Kayo Freebies

Who to watch for Forestville: High-flying import centre Greg Mays.

Who to watch for Sturt: NBL24 development player Keanu Rasmussen who is averaging 16.5 points per game.

(Men’s) Quarter Final: South West Metro Pirates vs Mackay Meteors

Where to watch: Saturday, 7:30pm AEST streaming Live & Free via Kayo Freebies

Who to watch for Pirates: 2022 NBL1 North champion and two-time All-NBL First team member Lamar Patterson. 

Who to watch for Mackay: 2023 NBL1 North First-Team member Isaac White.

(Women’s) Quarter Final: South West Metro Pirates vs Southern District Spartans

Where to watch: Saturday, 5:30pm AEST streaming Live & Free via Kayo Freebies

Who to watch for Pirates: 2022 Coles Express NBL1 National Finals All-Star Five member Leah Scott.

Who to watch for Southern Districts: Townsville Fire’s new recruit, 22-year-old point guard Jess McDowell-White.