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Complete history of every NBL player EVER!


Andrew Gaze celebrates after knocking down a three-pointer for the Melbourne Tigers during their season-opening win against the Cairns Taipans at Melbourne Tennis Centre on October 2, 1999. Gaze opened another NBL campaign the same way he built a Hall of Fame career – with a jumper, a roar and a packed house on its feet. Photo: Mark Dadswell/ALLSPORT
Search every NBL player in history with career stats, seasons, teams and records.
- Search more than 2,100 NBL players across 48 seasons from 1979 to 2025-26
- Filter by every NBL team in the history of the league
- Open every player’s season-by-season career record
Did you know 309 players have suited up for the Sydney Kings, 241 for the Adelaide 36ers and 235 for the Perth Wildcats in the NBL's 48-year history.
Those are three facts are revealed in basketball.com.au's Every NBL Player Ever searchable, interactive database below.
There have also been 83 of 2,108 men's basketballers who have played just one game in the NBL while Australian basketball legend Tony Ronaldson suited up an extraordinary 665 times in 21 seasons.
The National Basketball League (NBL) is the premier men's professional basketball competition in Australia and New Zealand, founded in 1979, and this database holds the complete statistical history of every NBL player.
Andrew Gaze headlines almost every record, from his league-high 18,908 career points and seven of the ten best single-season scoring averages to a record 101 games of 40 or more points. Leroy Loggins, James Crawford, Lanard Copeland, Tony Ronaldson and Mark Bradtke round out the all-time scoring leaders, while Ronaldson's 665 games top the appearance list ahead of Gaze, Loggins and Glen Saville.
Modern stars including Bryce Cotton, Chris Goulding, Jack McVeigh, Mitch Creek and Dejan Vasiljevic feature throughout.
Search the table below to find you, or your favourite player. Click or tap on the player's name to see their career numbers.
Our goal is to make sure this database is accurate, if you find incorrect information, email peter.brown@basketball.com.au
The single-game scoring records run from Al Green's 71 points in 1984 to Bryce Cotton's modern-era best of 59, with Reg Biddings, Shane Heal and Wayne McDaniel close behind. Dean Uthoff and Kendal Pinder dominate the rebounding records, Derek Rucker holds the single-game assists mark, Phil Smyth leads for steals, John Dorge for blocks, and Daren Rowe recorded the league's only quadruple-double.
About the List Manager
Peter Brown is the head coach of the Sydney Comets Women’s Youth League team in the Waratah Basketball League in NSW. He is also the assistant coach for the Comets NBL1 women’s team in the NBL East Conference. Peter is a 30-year journalist, starting as a sports reporter at the NT News in the early 1990s. He played junior basketball for the Northern Territory at national championships from U16 to U20 and for the Territory’s senior men’s team at numerous international tournaments. Peter has been a basketball fan since the early 80s, especially the NBA. Basketball is his passion — and his opinions his own.
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