The 2004–05 WNBL season was the 25th season of competition since its establishment in 1981. A total of 8 teams contested the league.
Broadcast rights were held by the free-to-air network ABC. ABC broadcast one game a week, at 1:00 p.m. at all standard time in Australia.
Molten provided equipment including the official game ball, with the Hoop2Hoop supplying team apparel.
Team standings # WNBL Championship Ladder Team 1Dandenong Rangers 19 2 90.0 21 2Bulleen Boomers 16 5 76.0 21 3Sydney Uni Flames 16 5 76.0 21 4Adelaide Lightning 13 8 62.0 21 5Canberra Capitals 9 12 43.0 21 6Townsville Fire 7 14 33.0 21 7AIS 3 18 14.0 21 8Perth Lynx 1 20 5.00 21
Finals
Season award winners AwardWinnerTeam Most Valuable Player Award Katrina Hibbert Bulleen Boomers Grand Final MVP Award Jacinta Hamilton Dandenong Rangers Rookie of the Year Award Renae Camino AIS Defensive Player of the Year Award Emily McInerny Dandenong Rangers Coach of the Year Award Cheryl Chambers Bulleen Boomers Top Shooter Award Belinda Snell Sydney Uni FlamesAll-Star Five Katrina Hibbert; Jenny Whittle (3) ; Belinda Snell (3) ; Trisha Fallon (4) ; Erin Phillips
Statistics leaders
CategoryPlayerTeamGPTotalsAverage Points Per Game Belinda Snell Sydney Uni Flames 21 427 20.3 Rebounds Per Game Donna Loffhagen Canberra Capitals 12 120 10.0 Assists Per Game Jennifer Screen Adelaide Lightning 21 123 5.9 Steals Per Game Tully Bevilaqua Canberra Capitals 15 40 2.7 Blocks per game Jenny Whittle Canberra Capitals 21 48 2.3 Field Goal % Laura Summerton Adelaide Lightning 21 (171/318) 53.8% Three-Point Field Goal % Tully Bevilaqua Canberra Capitals 15 (36/80) 45.0% Free Throw % Katrina Hibbert Bulleen Boomers 21 (60/66) 90.9%
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