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| Canberra Gunners |
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| Established |
1988 |
| Team Colours |
Blue and Yellow |
| Home Venue |
Belconnen Basketball Stadium, Canberra, ACT |
| Major Sponsor |
Club Lime |
| Conference Championships |
2004 |
| Team History |
Melbourne Tigers
(1988-Present) |
| Coach |
Frank Arsego |
| Captain |
Paul Denman |
| Website |
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The Canberra Gunners play in the East Conference of the South Eastern Australian Basketball League (SEABL) in the ABA. After the demise of the Canberra Cannons, they have become the premier men's basketball team in Canberra. Like the Canberra Capitals WNBL team, they are administered by One Basketball Canberra.
[edit] Current roster
| No. |
Name |
Position |
| 4 |
Shane Brown |
PG |
| 5 |
Ben McHugh |
PG |
| 7 |
Ian Callaghan |
G |
| 8 |
Jon Holden |
F |
| 9 |
Zlatko Todorovski |
G |
| 10 |
Nic Johnson |
G |
| 11 |
Anthony Petrie |
F/C |
| 12 |
Simon Janssens |
F |
| 13 |
Paul Denman |
C |
| 14 |
Grant Keys |
F |
| 15 |
Andrew Easthope |
G |
| 24 |
Glenn Baird |
F |
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Heath Marshall |
C |
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Antony Arena |
G |
[edit] Past Players of note
Brad Barnes, Cameron Barnes, Michael Barlow, Dedrick Brooks, Andrew Clarke, Brendan Clowry, Andrew Coulter, John Gladwin, Russell Livermore, Brendan Mann, Jamie Pearlman, Troy Pilon, Andrew Rice, Daniel Richardson, Paul Riley, Murray Shiels, Justin Withers, Grant Yates, Mark Zonneveldt
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