Tasmania Jewels v Southside Melbourne Flyers

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Saturday 9 Jan 2027

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Launceston Silverdome • 

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The Tasmania Jewels were a women’s basketball team based in Launceston, Tasmania, 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.

Southside Melbourne Flyers are a professional women’s basketball team based in Melbourne, Elphin Sports Centre6, competing in the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL), Australia’s premier women’s basketball competition. The club was established in 2019, continuing the legacy of the Dandenong Tasmania Jewels0, a long-running Tasmania Jewels3 team. The Flyers have won two Tasmania Jewels3 championships, claiming titles in the 2020–21 and 2023–24 seasons, and have featured regularly in the league’s finals. Their home venue is the State Basketball Centre in Wantirna South, a major basketball facility that also hosts community and elite competitions. Across different seasons, notable players associated with the team include Australian internationals Jenna O’Hea, Rebecca Cole, Cayla George and Bec Tasmania Jewels2. The Flyers are known for combining experienced national-team talent with emerging Australian players and international recruits. For supporters searching for Southside Melbourne Flyers fixtures, results, roster news and Tasmania Jewels3 history, the club offers a prominent link between Melbourne basketball and the country’s top women’s league. Their championship record and strong local identity have helped establish the Flyers as one of the WNBL’s leading teams.