Category: NBL1

The Kilsyth Cobras NBL1 coaching lineup has been set for 2021, with Hannah Lowe and Peter Godfrey set to lead the Cobra Women’s and Men’s teams, respectively.   Lowe fills the Cobra Women’s head coaching vacancy following the departure of Sam Woosnam, where she will look to build on the remarkably successful Women’s program in

Sam Woosnam has called it a day at Kilsyth, stepping aside as NBL1 Cobra Women’s head coach.   The championship-winning head coach will take a break from the NBL1 Women’s competition in 2021, putting an end to a stellar six-year stint with the Cobras.   “I have really enjoyed my past six years at Kilsyth,”

It’s the one year anniversary of our NBL1 Cobra Women winning the league’s inaugural championship. We take a look back at all the best moments from their historic 2019 season for Champ Week. The NBL1 Debut The Cobra Women made their much anticipated NBL1 debut on the road, fittingly against heated rivals, the Knox Raiders. Falling

NBL1 Cobra Women’s Head Coach Sam Woosnam and WNWBL Cobra Isabel Martin have won big at the Basketball Victoria annual Awards, with Woosnam taking home Female Coach of the Year honours while Martin was named the Wheelchair Basketball Athlete of the Year for 2019.   Woosnam won the state’s top coaching award for a second

Kilsyth junior Bek O’Donnell has re-signed with the NBL1 Cobras for the 2020 season.   O’Donnell enjoyed a successful return to the NBL1 in 2019, playing a key role off the bench for the Cobras as they claimed the league’s inaugural championship. The Fosters Phantoms junior returned to Kilsyth following a three-year hiatus, with her

NBL1 Finals MVP Lauren Nicholson has re-signed with the NBL1 Cobra Women for the 2020 season.   Nicholson returns for a second season with Kilsyth, following a spectacular 2019 campaign in which she led the Cobras to the inaugural NBL1 championship. The leagues premier two-way player, Nicholson boasted remarkable numbers in 2019, leading the Cobras

The NBL1 Cobras season schedule has been unveiled for the 2020 season.   With the Cobra Women looking to defend their 2019 NBL1 title and the Men re-tooling for a big start to the new decade, 2020 is shaping up to be a big one for the Cobras. With the recent announcements of the NBL1

The NBL1 Cobra Men have added some big time muscle to their front court, signing import Trey Moses for the 2020 season.   “I’m very excited about this opportunity.” Moses said about his move to Kilsyth.   “This is a country that I have always wanted a chance to play in and after talking with

The Kilsyth Cobras haves re-signed point guard Kara Tessari for the 2020 NBL1 season.   Tessari returns to Kilsyth for a second season, having played a key role on the Cobras championship-winning team in 2019. The 20 year-old excelled for Cobras in 2019, leading the team in assists (3.4apg) and three pointers made (2.3 3FG)

Atrium Sports and Kilsyth Basketball win Best Use of Technology at the SPIA Awards for their innovative pilot scheme of the FIBA Connected Stadium project.   SPIA Asia – Asia’s Sports Industry Awards & Conference, held its fifth edition at the   Grand Hyatt Manila in Bonifacio Global City Philippines on December 2 and 3,