SYDNEY BLUES
The Sydney Blues are one of the most established teams in Australian women’s wheelchair basketball, with a history in the WNWBL dating back to 2000. Three-time national champions, the Blues have continued to demonstrate their strength and consistency at the highest level of domestic competition. In 2026, they added another championship to their record, claiming the WNWBL title with a memorable Grand Final victory.
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VICTORIA WONDERS
The Victoria Wonders represent the next generation of elite women’s wheelchair basketball in Victoria, making their WNWBL debut in 2025. After an impressive inaugural season that included a Grand Final appearance and multiple individual league awards, the Wonders continued their rise in 2026. They finished the season as runners-up, establishing themselves as one of the competition’s emerging powerhouses.
SYDNEY UNI
LIONS
With a proud history dating back to the foundation of the WNWBL in 2000, the Sydney Uni Lions are one of the competition’s most successful programs. Formerly known as the Sydney Uni Flames, the team boasts an incredible 11 national championships and a legacy of developing elite female wheelchair basketball talent. Their commitment to high-performance sport and athlete development continues to make them a benchmark in the women’s competition.
PERTH WHEELCATS
The Perth Wheelcats have a long and successful history in Australian wheelchair basketball, with their women’s program entering the national competition in 2006. Three-time WNWBL champions, the Wheelcats have consistently showcased Western Australia’s elite female wheelchair basketball talent. Their program continues to provide a pathway for athletes to develop, compete and represent their state at the highest level.
GOLD COAST
ROLLERS
The Gold Coast Rollers bring Queensland representation to the WNWBL, joining the women’s national competition in 2025. Built around the growth of elite wheelchair basketball on the Gold Coast, the team provides an important platform for female athletes to showcase their talent and compete nationally. The Rollers are helping build the profile of women’s wheelchair basketball while creating new opportunities for the next generation of athletes.
ADELAIDE THUNDER
The Adelaide Thunder represent South Australia in the WNWBL, carrying forward a proud wheelchair basketball heritage dating back to the early days of the national men’s competition. Established as a new women’s team in 2025, the Thunder provide an exciting opportunity for South Australian athletes to compete in Australia’s premier women’s wheelchair basketball league. Their inclusion strengthens the national competition and continues to grow the sport across the country.