Hey Aussie NBA Fans,

 

Do you want to enter Australia’s longest running NBA playoff bracket competition?

 

Do you think you know more about the NBA than the rest of the basketball tragic’s we know and love as the Aussie Hoopla faithful?

 

Want to compare your tips for the NBA crown to notable celebrity hoop heads like Australian basketball stars Jason Cadee, Tom Garlepp or Rhys Carter?

 

How about AFL football stars like Scott Pendlebury?

 

These names and more will be participating in this year’s competition, if you think you know more than these hoop heads do, then by all means… download our entry form below and prove it!

 

We want to know who you think will win each NBA playoff match-up as well as each NBA end of season award.

 

We’ll post updates each week during the NBA playoffs and announce the winner here on Aussie Hoopla.

 

Competition Leaders

Click For Complete Competition Scores

 

Scoring is as follows;

Winning Team = 1 point

Correct Number of Games Bonus = 2 points

Correct NBA Award Winner = 3 points

 

HOW TO ENTER

Apologies but currently this cannot be completed on iPhone as yet.

1. Download our entry form here

2. Open the entry form (excel document) on your computer.

3. Enter your predictions, save it

4. Email it back to us at info@aussiehoopla.com

 

Will your name feature on our NBA Bracket champions board?

 

Year
Winner
Final Score

2017

Louise Norell-Carter
Rhys Carter's #1 Fan

@louno
42
2016
jason gramJason Gram
Former St Kilda Footballer

@gramsy_1
39
2015
andrew quirkAndrew Quirk
Sale Magpies/Sale Sonics
35
2014
Louise Norell-Carter
Rhys Carter's #1 Fan

@louno
37
2013
Dan Boyce
Host of Aussie Hoopla
@Boyce42
38
2012
Kristopher Pendlebury
Collingwood Magpies (VFL)
@KritaPendlebury
38
2011
Scott Pendlebury
Collingwood Magpies (AFL)
@SP_10
36

 

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