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.
Take a look at where each team is standing as we hit the Queen’s Birthday holiday break with only six rounds remaining in the 2018 regular season.
There was never a doubt that going up against the top ranking team would be a challenge for the Chargers. Nunawading played a strong first half, but the boys were able to match them, resulting in a tied game when the half-time bell rang.
Life as a professional basketballer has taken Chargers import Tre Nichols to places around the globe he once never thought he'd visit.
The Hobart Chargers turned giant killers at the Derwent Entertainment Centre when they brought down the SEABL's top team Nunawading.
Chargers coach Anthony Stewart has fired a shot at the reigning SEABL best player Simon Conn, declaring the Nunawading veteran the...
The mid-season break can't come quick enough for a battered and bruised Chargers women outfit but another big test stands in the way before...
Tallying a league-high for the season with 43 points, Craig Moller has earned the Round 8 Player of the Week award after leading the Hobart Chargers to an important top-four victory against his old club, Ballarat Miners.
The strong positive results from the end of the game do not accurately depict the tough first half the boys played this round.
Today we are excited to announce the launch of the Hobart Chargers Merch Store, the most convenient way to get your hands on some of the classiest apparel in the SEABL. From hats to claps, tops to snapbacks, we have a huge range of awesome Chargers kit just waiting to be worn.
Four win on the bounce has thrust the Hobart women firmly into SEABL title contention and star import Britt Smart believes the best is still yet to come.
See some of the snaps from Round 7 at the DEC - smackdown versus Mount Gambier & Sydney Sparks.
The boys slid ahead of the Pioneers on Friday, with some epic tight gameplay. The girls managed to get up on Sydney uni, with a refreshing win.
CHARGERS American import Tre Nichols again showed why he is fast becoming the most exciting point guard in the SEABL after helping guide Hobart to a pulsating victory over Mt Gambier.
HOBART faces a crunch 24 hours against two of the most dominant SEABL sides of recent times but the rewards will be huge if the side can continue its own blazing form.The Chargers host last year’s East Conference finalists Mt Gambier at home tonight.
In unfamiliar territory outside a finals position at the moment, Mt. Gambier sit at 3-3 and face a difficult road trip against one of the better home teams so far this season in Hobart who own a 5-2 record overall.
The Chargers are 3-1 at the Derwent Entertainment Centre and are winning by an average margin of 14 points while four victories on the trot have raced them into fourth position after a shaky opening fortnight.
AN improving Hobart Chargers are starting to build momentum, but two tough games in two days will test the women.
The boys Charged ahead to an early lead against the Blues on Saturday. They managed to out-score the Frankston side by considerable margins in the first and second quarters.
The Hobart Chargers are a heartbeat away from finalising a deal with US college team St Mary's.
The cohesion of the team is really showing at this point in the league. There's strong individual performances accompanying the high level of teamwork on display.
NBL championships player Craig Moller was busy at the board all afternoon for the Chargers, and was instrumental in seeing Hobart to victory over Geelong on the weekend.
There are always plenty of highlights for me at a Hobart Chargers home game night. I love the music, the lights, the videos, Rex (of course!) and the basketball!
After playing a tough game against the Sabres just last week, the Telstra Hobart Chargers faced them again - this time on home turf.
The Chargers could — and arguably should — be entering the match at 3-1, having blown a 16-point halftime and 10-point three-quarter-time lead against Bendigo to go down 92-88.
The first quarter of Round 3 saw the boys trailing by 7 points, before an awesome catchup leading to a 16 point lead at half time. The stampede continued to the end of the third quarter with a 10 point lead, before a tough final quarter with outstanding play from the opposing team, leading to their four point victory.
Hobart coach Anthony Stewart was impressed by returning forward Zac White, back from a groin strain, and his gallant guard. “Tre did very well for us today,” Stewart said. “Everyone played their role — Matt Young ended up with 23 and Craig [Moller] and Zac were very good defensively.
Smart, 32, will bring a wealth of experience to the Chargers line-up having played professionally in Belgium and Sweden and also having played the past three years in the WNBL for the Melbourne Boomers, falling just short in the final playoffs last season.
Games are held at the Derwent Entertainment Centre
601 Brooker Highway, Glenorchy, Tasmania 7010
