NBL at Summer League: Everything you need to know

One of the strongest Australian and NBL contingents ever will hit the court when the NBA Summer League tips off in Las Vegas this week.‍

The 10-day showcase offers a prime opportunity for players of all backgrounds to catch the eye of NBA scouts.‍

When is it? 
The NBA's Summer League tips off from Friday, July 11, Australian Eastern time.

The tournament goes all the way through to Championship game on Monday, July 21 at 12pm AEST.

Who will be in action?
There are 27 players in action who are either from Australia or New Zealand, or have spent time playing in the NBL.

How do I follow the action?
Select games will be broadcast on ESPN. All games are available via NBA League Pass.

Stay tuned to the NBL coverage via the free NBL App and socials for all the latest news on the ground.

Where is it being played?
UNLV Campus in Las Vegas will host the tournament, with games split between the Thomas and Mack Center and the Pavilion.

The schedule
View the full schedule here

Who are the players to watch?
The recent NBL draftees will get their first chance with their new teams, including:
– Alex Toohey – Golden State Warriors
– Lachlan Olbrich – Chicago Bulls
– Rocco Zikarsky – Minnesota Timberwolves

Some familiar faces who are signed for NBL26 will also be out there looking to impress for a chance to sign a two-way deal:
– Alex Higgins-Titsha – Golden State Warriors
– Sam Mennenga – Los Angeles Lakers
– Tyrell Harrison – Denver Nuggets
– Will Hickey – Chicago Bulls
– Will Magnay – Memphis Grizzlies

Alumni to watch
– Jack McVeigh – Atlanta Hawks
– Jack White – Atlanta Hawks

Familiar NBL faces
– AJ Johnson – Washington Wizards
– Akoldah Gak – Washington Wizards
– Alex Sarr – Washington Wizards
– Ariel Hukporti – New York Knicks
– Bobi Klintmann – Detroit Pistons
– Biwali Bayles – New York Knicks
– Taran Armstrong – Golden State Warriors
– Trentyn Flowers – Los Angeles Clippers

Other notable Aussies
– Alex Ducas – Oklahoma City Thunder
– Johnny Furphy – Indiana Pacers
– Tyrese Proctor – Cleveland Cavaliers

The 2025 NBA Summer League starts from July 11, Australian time, with exclusive interviews and insights available on the NBL App and NBL.com.au.