UBL 2025 - Updates for Every Game!

Published Tue 02 Sep 2025

 

The University Basketball League (UBL) is a fully funded, gender equal, semi-professional national competition for university students. The UBL is managed by UniSport Australia https://www.unisport.com.au/about.

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*All game review articles are written by 'Cross Over Dribble'

Game 4: federation university, wednesday august 20

Federation University were next up in the Victorian roadtrip, with the men's and women's sides looking to get back on the winners list. Night games in Ballarat saw the women kick off the evening with a win, followed by the men. New recruit Tom Mestrov picked up the MVP award for the men, clinching a double-double as Meaza Otto secured her first MVP award for the women.

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Game 3: la trobe university, wednesday august 13

The first away trip for the AU Waatu saw them kick off their first of three consecutive Victorian trips against La Trobe University. The UBL champions of last season (2024) proved too strong for our women's and men's sides with gusty performances across the board from the AU Waatu. Isaac Hampel and Annika Uzcategui both earned their first MVP awards for the season.

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Game 2: university of sunshine coast, wednesday august 6

The AU Waatu jumped straight into game 2 against the University of Sunshine Coast in what were close battles. AU Waatu women fell just short to a strong UniSC side as the men claimed their first win of 2025. Jemima Whitton earned her first MVP award for the season as Bailey Nathan put in another strong performance to claim his second MVP award. View the full game 2 photo album here.

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Game 1: university of newcastle, tuesday august 5

The 2025 New Balance University Basketball League kicked off against newcomers, the University of Newcastle on August 5 at the State Basketball Centre. A reinvigorated women's side put on a dominant performancer to claim the first win for the AU Waatu in 2025 as the men's side gave it their all but fell short. Caitlin Shillabeer and Bailey Nathan starred, earning MVP awards for their first games of the season. View the full game 1 photo album here.

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