When and where EVERY Australian plays in NCAAM

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This is every game every Australian plays in NCAA Division I men's basketball this season, on one page, with every date and every tip-off already converted to Australian eastern time.

Teammates share a row, so one line is one school in one game, and you can filter the lot by player, by month, by school, or down to the Australian-versus-Australian games.

What you need to know

1. Alex Condon is the name to know, and he is a senior. The Florida big man is the most-covered Australian in the American college game and this is his last run at it.
2. Portland has five Australians, more than any other school. Riley Parker, James O'Donnell, Austin Foxwell, Carlin Briggs and Henry Sewell are all on the one roster in Oregon.
3. Saint Mary's has four. Josh Dent, Luke Fennell, Rory Hawke and Flynn Pavely, at a program that has been recruiting out of Australia for two decades.
4. Thirteen schools carry more than one Australian. Australian against Australian is not a novelty fixture any more, it is a routine part of the calendar.
5. The Foxwells are at three different schools. Joel is at Arizona State, Austin is at Portland, and Owen is at Wisconsin. One family, three programs, and at least one guaranteed awkward phone call.
6. The young end is the big end. There are more Australian freshmen than seniors, and more sophomores than juniors. This is a pipeline still filling rather than a group at its peak.
7. Florida has two. Condon is joined by junior Alex Kovatchev, so the reigning powerhouse of the Australian college story now has a succession plan.
8. Arizona State has three. Joel Foxwell and Marcus Vaughns are both sophomores there, with freshman Ajak Nyuon pending.
9. The mid-majors are where the depth is. Northern Kentucky and Fordham carry three Australians each, and between them Hawai'i, Denver, Canisius, Wisconsin, Washington State, Lafayette and Colorado carry two.
10. Three names you will look for and not find. Oscar Cluff and Max Mackinnon have both graduated out of the college game, and Anthony Dell'Orso is now at the Perth Wildcats.

Australians in NCAA Division I 2026-27: Men's schedule

80 Australians · 2 November 2026 to 31 December 2026 · 642 fixtures · 176 with a confirmed tip-off · times AEDT

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Every scheduled Division I game for every Australian on our men's tracker. Teammates share a row, so one line is one school in one game. Dates and tip-off times are Australian eastern. A tip-off marked TBC has not been set yet, and those rows can move a day once it is.

How this schedule is put together

The schedule is complete to 31 December 2026. Conference tournaments and March Madness are not in it, because those draws are not made until March. This page grows when they are.
The schedule is still being released. As at 25 September 2026 the typical Australian here has 28 of about 31 regular-season games published, and the count beside each name in the player list is his season total so far. Conferences release their fixtures through October, so those numbers rise on their own. A short list means his conference has not published yet.
Only 176 of these 642 fixtures have a real tip-off time today.
An Australian with no school confirmed yet does not appear, and neither does one at a school outside Division I.
Source: basketball.com.au’s own men's tracker and The NCAA. The rows are built in your browser, so this table needs JavaScript switched on.