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Anonymous
Years ago
Equivalence french/australian basketball lvl
Thank's everybody for your answer ! I'll looking to do some try out.
There are so many different league here in australia, it's difficult to understand !
I understood how the league works with SCM and D1M and D2M, but I don't understand what is the NBL1 league, somebody can explain me ?
I’ve played in both countries, normally National 1-2 would be about the same as the top state leagues such as WA SBL or Big V. Pro B would be around NBL1 or NZ NBL.
If you were playing Paris where the level is a little higher you’d probably sneak onto a state league team if you played Nat 3 or even regional 1.
Having said that, try out everywhere, you’ll find a team!