The champion teams of the NBL1 South are determined annually by a grand final championship day hosted by Basketball Victoria. The grand final host venue was the State Basketball Centre in Melbourne in 2019, 2022 and 2023. In 2024, the grand final host venue was Dandenong Stadium. The grand final host venue returned to the redeveloped State Basketball Centre in 2025. The State Basketball Centre continued as the host venue in 2026.
Champions
Results by year YearMen's ChampionResultMen's Runner-upWomen's ChampionResultWomen's Runner-up2019Nunawading Spectres99–90Bendigo BravesKilsyth Cobras86–76Geelong Supercats2020Season cancelled2021Season abandoned mid-season2022Hobart Chargers78–62Mount Gambier PioneersRingwood Hawks89–73Bendigo Braves2023Knox Raiders90–86Sandringham SabresBendigo Braves83–78Waverley Falcons2024Eltham Wildcats79–70Ballarat MinersWaverley Falcons87–82Keilor Thunder2025Sandringham Sabres99–80Melbourne TigersKnox Raiders84–64Geelong United2026Frankston Blues78–75Eltham WildcatsKnox Raiders80–54Waverley Falcons
Results by teams TeamTotal TitlesMen'sWomen'sNotesTitlesWinning seasonsTitlesWinning seasonsKnox Raiders31202322025, 2026Kilsyth Cobras1012019Won the women's inaugural title in 2019.Nunawading Spectres1120190Won the men's inaugural title in 2019.Ringwood Hawks1012022Hobart Chargers1120220Bendigo Braves1012023Waverley Falcons1012024Eltham Wildcats1120240Sandringham Sabres1120250Frankston Blues1120260
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