Bendigo Spirit v Tasmania Jewels

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Sunday 31 Jan 2027

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13:00 Local Time

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Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium • 

Traralgon, AustraliaShow on map

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Bendigo Spirit is a professional women’s basketball team based in Bendigo, Tasmania Jewels5, competing in Australia’s Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL). Established in 2007, the club represents the Bendigo region and plays its home games at Red Energy Arena, also known as Bendigo Stadium. The Spirit have won three Bendigo Stadium1 championships, claiming titles in the 2012–13, 2013–14 and 2022–23 seasons, and are among the league’s successful regional clubs. Their championship-winning teams have featured standout Australian and international talent, including long-serving guard Kelly Wilson and forward Kelsey Griffin, who earned individual league honours during her career. Other notable players associated with the club include Gabrielle Richards and Jenna O’Hea. The Spirit compete against teams from across Australia in the Bendigo Stadium1 regular season, with leading clubs advancing to the finals. Known for their strong local support, competitive basketball and community connections, Bendigo Spirit are a prominent part of the city’s sporting identity. Fans can follow the team’s fixtures, results, roster updates and championship history through official club and Bendigo Stadium1 channels.

The Tasmania Jewels were a women’s basketball team based in Launceston, Tasmania Jewels6, and competed in the South East Australian Basketball League (SEABL), a prominent Australian state-based competition. The team represented the state against clubs from across southeastern Australia and built a following through its competitive play and local connections. One of the Jewels’ major achievements was winning the SEABL women’s championship in 2005, a milestone in the team’s history. Their home games were played at Elphin Sports Centre in Launceston, a venue that hosted basketball and community sporting events. The Jewels’ playing rosters changed over the years, bringing together Tasmanian talent and athletes from elsewhere in Australia. For fans researching Australian women’s basketball, the team is a notable part of Tasmania’s sporting history and the development of elite basketball in the state. Searches for Tasmania Jewels basketball commonly relate to the club’s SEABL seasons, championship record, former players, and Launceston home court. While the Jewels are a historical team rather than a current SEABL competitor, their 2005 title remains a defining achievement in Tasmanian women’s basketball.