Proballer
Years ago

BIG V / WARATAH LEAGUE / WA SBL 2020

Will the players from NBL1 now play in these leagues if they commence the 2020 seasons later on in the year ?

Also anyone have any idea if WA SBL and the Waratah League will finally move into the NBL1 bracket or will they delay it for another year again ?

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Proballer  
Years ago

Will teams be allowed to make changes to their initial squads if the season commences at a later date this year

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Anon  
Years ago

It is most certain there will not be any WA SBL played this year.

And yes, highly likely the SBL will be NBL1 West next year. It was always on the cards anyway.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

"It is most certain there will not be any WA SBL played this year"

Wrong. They are pushing hard to have a condensed season later in the year.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

No nbl1 sides in Victoria have Senior Big V sides, only Youth League. So no..

Or will Youth League be stacked????

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Anonymous  
Years ago

No nbl1 sides in Victoria have Senior Big V sides, only Youth League. So no..

Or will Youth League be stacked????

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koberulz  
Years ago

Zero cases two days in a row. If this holds there's a good chance of an SBL season in some form I would say.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Big V is likely cancelled. Official announcement May 11

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Lawl KobeRulz has gone from complete lockdown no basketball for two years to now saying 'awyeah i rekun maybe basketball soon bois'

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koberulz  
Years ago

When you don't have interstate, much less international, travel and crowds are measured in the dozens it's a lot easier to get back up and running.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

You'd have to doubt whether some teams would be interested in starting back up again, I know players from multiple clubs in Big V who won't be playing this year if they do get a season going.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Lucky my club can play CBL over summer.. Go BVC

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I hear there is discussion among some clubs in Melbourne regarding running their own league if Big V doesn't get going.

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koberulz  
Years ago

Optimistic to think they'd be allowed to run anything really.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

if they want to run their own league WHERE ARE THEY GOING TO PLAY???

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Anonymous  
Years ago

The discussion is around if restrictions are lifted but Big V takes a season off

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Waratah league will start back May 30

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Most leagues will be reducing teams to 9 or 10 players per game. 1 coach and a team manager. No spectators.

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anon905  
Years ago

With Waratah League cancelled (Youth League & Championship)

Is the Big V and WA SBL next in line to cancel ?

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koberulz  
Years ago

WA SBL canceled weeks ago.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Big V will go ahead. Not sure on the format

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Does anyone know with certainty if BIG V is going ahead? Source?

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anon1  
Years ago

I'd be interested in knowing further details too

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Big V is surely monitoring what is happening with other sporting leagues.

In the news today some senior footy leagues in Melbourne are resuming on July 25th should everything continue on its current path. If footy leagues are resuming then there is no reason why Big V shouldn't.

Yes footy is outside but a minimum of 36 guys on the ground at the same time tackling each other has to be a bigger risk than 10 guys on a basketball court playing a non-contact sport.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Pretty sure there is contact in Basketball.
10 guys on the court
2 refs
2 coaches
4 assistant coaches
2 Team Managers
10 Bench players
4 Scoretable
2 Stats
1 Match Day Manger

This would be absolute minimum to run a game. And its indoor.

AFL and NRL are restarting. Strict guidelines in place for teams.

There is no reason for Big V to restart in July when the season would be due to finish in August/September and I suspect many clubs would say the same. How many players would you actually get wanting to return. This would be the longest most players would have had off in their careers and would be risking injury coming back with even 4 weeks notice. Would be better off running some preseason tournaments next year to knock off the cobwebs.

WNBL will be beginning their season with crowds and they will have no imports. This is a tier 1 league.


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Anonymous  
Years ago

Disagree, most Big V players want to play

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Youth league maybe. Seniors probably not. Clubs need to prioritise venues for revenue. Domestic and VJBL before the cash drain that is Big V. Sponsors barely exist.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

If we were staring up the season next week I would say many players would want to play. But in 6-7 weeks time how many would be bothered for a short season. Especially females.

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anon905  
Years ago

Interesting to see NZ NBL able to restart their season so quickly

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anon905  
Years ago

Is this a lost opportunity for the state leagues which could have gained local viewership online for games before the restart of the NBA season kind of like NZ NBL is doing

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Massive lost opportunity for Big V.

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Anon  
Years ago

WA SBL to play a shortened season in August and September.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

"Zero cases two days in a row. If this holds there's a good chance of an SBL season in some form I would say." Stop guessing KobeDick.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

why so quiet?) Any news/hopes??)

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