The TiLite NWBL Finals could not have succeeded without the generous support of a number of organisations and many individuals.

The WheelKings greatly appreciate the work of amateur sports photographer Reverend William A. Stewart for covering the finals and much of the regular season. Link to galleries ...

Sunday, 13th September, 2009
Congratulations to WheelKings import Jon Pollock for winning the NWBL Most Valuable Player Award. All the winners inside ...

Sunday, 13th September, 2009
The Perth Wheelcats have defeated the WheelKings 106-73 to take their 4th straight championship after a consumate display by Justin Eveson and Shaun Norris.

Saturday 12th September, 2009
In a re-enactment of this morning's game, the WheelKings again took over in the third quarter against Wollongong after an even first half. The 90-74 victory puts Wenty into their first grand final in 6 years.

Saturday, 12th September, 2009
In a see-sawing battle, the WheelKings used a 19-7 run in the third quarter to eventually overcome the determined Sydney Razorbacks, 98-83. Wenty now play Wollongong at 7pm for a spot in the grand final!

Friday, 11th September, 2009
In the first encounter of the TiLite 2009 NWBL Finals, Perth Wheelcats used a second quarter blitz to set up a comfortable 99-76 win over the Wollongong Roller Hawks.

Welcome to the 22nd National Wheelchair Basketball League finals proudly brought to you by Wenty Leagues WheelKings and TiLite Wheelchairs.

The TiLite 2009 Finals start this Friday, 11th September and it promises to be one of the tightest series in recent years.
All the facts on the finals are right here.

The Wheelcats are the 2009 Minor Premiers. They have won the past 3 championships. They are an incredibly talented and exciting team. However, the retirement of former captain Brad Ness increases their vulnerability.

The Hawks won their first and only NWBL championship in 2003. They have been hungry to repeat that success ever since, and last year were runners-up to Perth. They'll be under-strength this finals campaign but can't ever be written off.

The WheelKings are being talked about as the danger team of the finals. They have a combination of savvy veterans and enthusiastic youngsters who could win the lot if they put it together.

Like the Roller Hawks, the Razorbacks will be missing key players in the finals. Even so, they are still a high quality outfit that are capable of anything, especially if Troy Sachs is on his game.