The 2017–18 Sydney Uni Flames season is the 38th season for the franchise in the Women's National Basketball League (WNBL).
Roster
Standings
Results
Pre-season Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Record 1 September 11 Fujitsu Red Wave 74–63 Snell (19) – – Brydens Stadium 1–0 2 September 12 Fujitsu Red Wave 81–84 Ebzery (19) Boag (11) – Brydens Stadium 1–1 3 September 23 Canberra 72–69 Wilson (20) – – Brydens Stadium 2–1
Regular season Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Record 1 October 6 @ Adelaide 80–91 Ebzery (20) Taylor (10) Ebzery (7) Titanium Security Arena 0–1 2 October 8 @ Perth 93–80 Hamson, Taylor (20) Hamson, Taylor (9) Snell (9) Bendat Basketball Centre 1–1 3 October 14 Dandenong 70–65 Taylor (17) Taylor (11) Ebzery (5) Brydens Stadium 2–1 4 October 19 @ Townsville 66–63 Ebzery (20) Taylor (9) Snell (5) Townsville RSL Stadium 3–1 5 October 27 Melbourne 65–56 Taylor (27) Taylor (15) Ebzery (4) Brydens Stadium 4–1 6 October 29 @ Dandenong 68–70 Taylor (24) Snell (10) Taylor, Wilson (5) Dandenong Stadium 4–2 7 November 2 Canberra 81–62 Taylor (18) Hamson, Snell, Taylor (10) Snell (4) Brydens Stadium 5–2 8 November 4 @ Canberra 81–72 Taylor (29) Hamson (14) Snell (8) National Convention Centre 6–2 9 November 9 @ Bendigo 105–75 Ebzery (26) Hamson (11) Wilson (7) Bendigo Stadium 7–2 10 November 11 Melbourne 65–88 Taylor (23) Taylor (8) Ebzery (5) Brydens Stadium 7–3 11 November 19 @ Perth 71–83 Taylor (31) Taylor (9) Ebzery (7) Bendat Basketball Centre 7–4 12 November 26 @ Melbourne 101–89 Taylor (29) Greaves, Taylor, Wilson (6) Ebzery (10) State Basketball Centre 8–4 13 November 29 Adelaide 74–77 Hamson (25) Hamson (17) Snell (4) Brydens Stadium 8–5 14 December 2 Townsville 85–88 Ebzery (21) Hamson (9) Snell (6) Brydens Stadium 8–6 15 December 7 @ Canberra 73–67 Ebzery, Wilson (17) Hamson (17) Snell (9) National Convention Centre 9–6 16 December 9 Perth 79–84 Wilson (22) Hamson (16) Ebzery (11) Qudos Bank Arena 9–7 17 December 14 @ Dandenong 70–65 Snell (20) Hamson (14) Wilson (5) Dandenong Stadium 10–7 18 December 16 Bendigo 90–57 Wilson (21) Hamson (10) Snell (9) Brydens Stadium 11–7 19 December 23 Adelaide 104–97 (OT) Taylor (35) Hamson (10) Snell (9) Brydens Stadium 12–7 20 December 29 Townsville 107–81 Hamson (24) Taylor (11) Snell (10) Brydens Stadium 13–7 21 December 31 @ Bendigo 75–63 Taylor (15) Hamson (10) Ebzery (6) Bendigo Stadium 14–7
Finals
Semifinals Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Series 1 January 4 @ Townsville 49–78 Snell (11) Hamson (10) Snell, Taylor (3) Townsville RSL Stadium 0–1 2 January 6 Townsville 65–68 Taylor (18) Hamson (15) Snell (7) Brydens Stadium 0–2
Signings
Returning Player Signed Contract Belinda Snell September 2016 existing 2-year contract Shanae Greaves September 2016 existing 2-year contract Alex Wilson 29 March 2017 1-year contract Tahlia Tupaea 18 April 2017 2-year contract Jennifer Hamson 9 May 2017 1-year contract Carly Boag 12 June 2017 1-year contract Sarah Graham 23 July 2017 1-year contract Asia Taylor 3 August 2017 1-year contract Cassidy McLean 22 August 2017 1-year contract Lara McSpadden 22 August 2017 1-year contract Susannah Walmsley 22 August 2017 1-year contract
Incoming Player Signed Contract Katie-Rae Ebzery 25 May 2017 1-year contract
Awards
In-season Award Recipient Round(s) / Date Ref. Team of the Week Belinda Snell Rounds: 1, 8, 10 Katie-Rae Ebzery Rounds: 3, 6, 12 Asia Taylor Rounds: 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13 Jennifer Hamson Rounds: 5, 11, 13 Player of the Week Belinda Snell Round 8 Asia Taylor Round 12 Jennifer Hamson Round 13
References
External links Sydney Uni Flames Official website