The 2022–23 NBL season was the 51st season of the National Basketball League. The season started on 25 September 2022 and ended on 23 April 2023.
NBL Division 1 Team changes The following teams have changed division since the 2021–22 season:
Promoted from Division 2 Manchester Magic (D2 North) Westminster Warriors (D2 South)
Relegated to Division 2 Leicester Warriors (D2 North) Oaklands Wolves (D2 South)
ClubLocationLast seasonBradford Dragons Bradford9thDerby Trailblazers Derby3rdEssex Rebels Colchester 12thHemel Storm Hemel Hempstead6thLoughborough Riders Loughborough11thLondon Lions II London (Barking)10thManchester Magic Manchester1st, D2 NorthNewcastle University Newcastle upon Tyne7thNottingham Hoods Nottingham4thReading RocketsReading8thSolent KestrelsSouthampton1stThames Valley Cavaliers London (Uxbridge)2ndWestminster Warriors London (Kensal Green) 1st, D2 SouthWorthing Thunder Worthing5th
Regular season
Hemel Storm secured the league title with an unbeaten 26–0 record.
Season statistics As of 02 April 2023
Scoring
Rank Player Club PTS 1 Aaryn Rai Hemel Storm 620 2 Joshua Guddemi Nottingham Hoods 565 3 Jordan May Newcastle University 533 4 Jordan Whelan Bradford Dragons 530 5 Taylor Johnson Hemel Storm 530
Rebounds Rank Player Club REB 1 Aaryn Rai Hemel Storm 281 2 Hakeem Sylla Hemel Storm 265 3 Ricky Madison Solent Kestrels 237 4 Joshua Guddemi Nottingham Hoods 222 5 Andre Gayle Manchester Magic 217
Assists Rank Player Club AST 1 Sam Newman Hemel Storm 200 2 Ryan Bruggeman Derby Trailblazers 185 3 David Moya Worthing Thunder 145 4 Aaryn Rai Hemel Storm 143 5 Elias Poorman Solent Kestrels 135
Playoffs Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
NBL Division 2 Regular season
Playoffs Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
NBL Division 3 Regular season
Playoffs First Round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
National Cup National Cup
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Fifth Round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
References