The home team opened the game on a 13-2 run thanks to threes from Muo, Nicholls and Masunda. However, nine points from Nathan Herbert kept the Supercats calm as they finished the first period trailing 22-18.
Chargers coach Anthony Stewart is not surprised his red-hot group is squaring off against Nunawading for the SEABL crown this Saturday...
The grand final matchups are set with four fantastic games playing out across Victoria and Tasmania, the men’s and women’s Grand Finals games will take place next Saturday August 18th.
The Chargers earnt this important home game after an exciting road victory over Kilsyth in the qualifying final and will be determined to put on a great show for their devoted fans. Hobart are currently on an eight-game winning streak and have an impressive 8-2 record at home this season.
Hobart coach Anthony Stewart has declared his star-studded squad has broken through the mental barrier of SEABL playoff basketball after...
Come and see the Telstra Hobart Chargers play USA College team ST MARYS COLLEGE - home of Tasmanian rising stars Tanner Krebs and Kyle Clark.
The Hobart Chargers hit the highs and lows of elite basketball yesterday ahead of their SEABL preliminary final at the Derwent Entertainment Centre…
WINNING the SEABL championship would be just reward for the Hobart Chargers, says president David Bartlett, and a packed house at the…
Hobart Chargers coach Anthony Stewart was frustrated during the week with the Chargers drawing an away final in their first week, so coach Stewart and the Chargers took matters into their own hands, booking themselves a home preliminary final with a 2-point win over Kilsyth.
The Chargers held their nerve down the stretch to register a 98-96 victory on Saturday night, hanging tough in frantic final minute which saw the...
THE Hobart Chargers were on top of the world when captain Craig Moller and basket bandit Tre Nichols were named in the SEABL's all-star ...
In a season that has been one of the closest in SEABL history, the finals match ups came down to the wire with every result right down to the final game effected ladder positions in both leagues.
LAUNCESTON has knocked arch rivals Hobart out of SEABL contention for the third time in four years after outclassing the Chargers on their ...
With such a close race to secure a spot in the top eight, we went through and looked at all the possibilities of how the men’s ladder could fall by the end of the regular season.
After the last two SEABL Rounds on the road, the Hobart Chargers are playing a home game for the last round of this year's SEABL before the finals start! Things are looking good for the Chargers at the back end of the season, with both men's and women's teams winning all of their Round 14 games.
Hobart will host one of the biggest Tasmanian derbies in recent history on Friday night as the North-West Tasmanian Thunder take on the Chargers.
On the road again - the Chargers managed a clean sweep of their games in the 2018 SEABL Round 14.
Hobart swept its respective road trips to Ballarat and Dandenong this weekend, with the men locking in a double chance and giving themselves...
A top-four clash awaits on Saturday night when the Miners complete their double-header for Round 14 while Hobart begin their back-to-back as they aim to hold on to a top-two spot.
Another road trip saw the Chargers come away with 3 wins from 4 games - a strong performance at a critical point in the season.
Two teams that asserted themselves in the top four through June have earned the Player and Coach of the Month awards with Hobart Chargers’ Tre Nichols and Geelong Supercats’ Leon O’Neill taking out the awards respectively.
Heading into the last three rounds of the regular season, check out the run home for every team that is still eligible for the 2018 playoffs.
Big home games for the Chargers following an arduous journey to our nation’s capital.
Hobart (9-6, fourth) split last weekend's road trip to Canberra and the Chargers can ill afford many more slip-ups with just six matches to go.
Every game of the SEABL this year has been tough. Many argue that the level of competition this year is the highest that it's ever been. The Chargers men's team lost to the Rangers in the finals last year, but we don't see things going the same way in Friday's game.
A road trip to Canberra led the Chargers to four games against two teams across two days. Here’s the results.
Despite sitting above the Tigers on the ladder, everyone on the Chargers side knew this would be a tough game. Both teams had won four of their last five games before Friday's game, and neither side wanted to tarnish that record.
The Chargers crashed to Melbourne 89-68 at the DEC as the Tigers moved two games clear of Hobart in the jostle for positions in the bottom...
We're excited to announce that we're working with Telstra Play Smart™ to help combat cyber bullying and teach basketball skills in Tasmania!
Past the halfway point of the season, take a look at the frontrunners for the 2018 SEABL Most Valuable Player award and a couple of roughies that are also in the hunt.
Games are held at the Derwent Entertainment Centre
601 Brooker Highway, Glenorchy, Tasmania 7010
