Diese Liste ist eine Aufstellung von Sportstätten für Basketball in Australien, unabhängig davon ob sie regelmäßig durch ein Basketballteam oder einmalig durch Basketballveranstaltungen genutzt wurden.
Sportstätten BildSportstätteOrtKapazitätTeam(s)/Wettbewerbe Sydney SuperDome Sydney, New South Wales 21.032 Sydney Kings (NBL, 1999–2002, 2016–aktuell)Olympische Basketballturniere 2000Rollstuhlbasketball-Wettbewerbe der Sommer-Paralympics 2000 Rod Laver Arena Melbourne, Victoria 17.100 Melbourne Tigers (NBL, 1992–2000)South East Melbourne Magic (NBL, 1992–1998)Victoria Titans (NBL, 1998–2000) RAC Arena Perth, Western Australia 15.500 Perth Wildcats (NBL 2012–aktuell) Brisbane Entertainment Centre Brisbane, Queensland 13.600 Brisbane Bullets (NBL, 1986–1997, 2007, 2016–aktuell) Adelaide Entertainment Centre Adelaide, South Australia 11.300 Adelaide 36ers (NBL, 2019–aktuell) John Cain Arena Melbourne, Victoria 11.000 Melbourne United (NBL, 2000–2002, 2012–aktuell)South East Melbourne Phoenix (NBL, 2019–aktuell)South Dragons (NBL, 2006–2009)Victoria Giants (NBL, 2000–2004) Derwent Entertainment Centre Hobart, Tasmanien 8.600 Hobart Devils (NBL, 1989–1996)Hobart Chargers (NBL1 South, 2017–2023)Tasmania JackJumpers (NBL, 2021–aktuell) Adelaide Arena Adelaide, South Australia 8.000 Adelaide 36ers (NBL, 1992–2019) Newcastle Entertainment Centre Newcastle, New South Wales 7.528 Newcastle Falcons (NBL, 1992–1999)Hunter Pirates (NBL, 2003–2006)Singapore Slingers (NBL, 2006) Margaret Court Arena Melbourne, Victoria 7.500 Melbourne United (NBL, 2014–2016) Wollongong Entertainment Centre Wollongong, New South Wales 6.000 Illawarra Hawks (NBL, 1998–aktuell) Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Gold Coast, Queensland 6.000 Gold Coast Blaze (NBL, 2007–2012) Cairns Convention Centre Cairns, Queensland 5.300 Cairns Taipans (NBL, 1999–aktuell)Commonwealth Games 2018 Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre Townsville, Queensland 5.257 Townsville Crocodiles (NBL, 1993–2014, 2015–2016)Townsville Fire (WNBL, 2021–aktuell) AIS Arena Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 5.200 Canberra Cannons (NBL, 1981–2003) State Sports Centre Sydney, New South Wales 5.006 Sydney Supersonics (NBL, 1986–1987)West Sydney Westars (NBL, 1986–1987)Sydney Kings (NBL, 1988–1989, 2012, 2016)West Sydney Razorbacks/Sydney Spirit (NBL, 2000–2009) Silverdome Launceston, Tasmanien 5.000 New Zealand Breakers (NBL, 2020–2021)Tasmania JackJumpers (NBL, 2021–aktuell) Queensland State Netball Centre Brisbane, Queensland 5.000 Brisbane Bullets (NBL, 2019–24) Bendigo Stadium Bendigo, Victoria 4.000 Bendigo Braves (NBL1)Bendigo Spirit (WNBL)Melbourne United (NBL, 2021)New Zealand Breakers (NBL, 2021–2022) State Netball Hockey Centre Melbourne, Victoria 3.500Melbourne United (NBL, 2002–2017)Melbourne Boomers (WNBL, 2021–aktuell) State Basketball Centre Melbourne, Victoria 3.200 Melbourne Boomers (WNBL, 2013–2023)South East Melbourne Phoenix (NBL, 2019–aktuell) Carrara Indoor Stadium Gold Coast, Queensland 2.992 Gold Coast Rollers (NBL, 1990–1996) Townsville Stadium Annandale, Queensland 2.500 Townsville Fire (WNBL, 2011–aktuell)Townsville Crocodiles (NBL, 2014–2015) Dandenong Basketball Stadium Dandenong, Victoria 2.200 Southside Flyers (NBL1 South, 1992–aktuell) Broadmeadow Basketball Stadium Newcastle, New South Wales 2.200 Newcastle Falcons (NBL, 1979–1991) Western Australian Basketball Centre Perth, Western Australia 2.000 Perth Lynx (WNBL) Southern Cross Stadium Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2.000 Canberra Capitals (WNBL) Lauren Jackson Sports Centre Albury, New South Wales 1.000 Albury Wodonga Bandits Brydens Stadium, Sydney Uni Sports & Aquatic Centre Sydney, New South Wales 1.000 Sydney Uni Flames
Siehe auch Basketball in Australien Basketball Australia Australische Basketballnationalmannschaft der Herren Australische Basketballnationalmannschaft der Damen
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