The St Laurence Geelong Supercats have 400 tickets available for the SEABL minor semi final vs Sandringham Sabres at the Geelong Arena on this Saturday the 8th August.

A limited number of excellent members’ season seats are on sale now.  Members had until 5pm Tuesday to purchase their season reserved seat and those not purchased are now on sale to the general public. 

August 1: St Laurence Geelong Supercats 135 (N. Herbert 28, J. Reardon 25, D. George 20) defeated Brisbane Spartans 109 (C. Goulding 23, G. Vanderjagt 21, T. Demos 16) at the Arena.

The St Laurence Geelong Supercats, in a battle for third position on the Crazy John’s SEABL South Conference ladder, put on an awesome display of basketball at the Arena on Saturday night to inflict only the third defeat for the year on East Conference ladder leaders Brisbane. The Supercats put on arguably their best all around team performance in two years to secure the win and earn the right to host the elimination semi-final against Sandringham at the Arena next Saturday night.

There might still be one game left before the SEABL play-offs begin, however Geelong Supercats coach Mark Leader is treating Saturday night’s match-up with East Conference pacesetters Brisbane as a final.

The Supercats can guarantee themselves a home South Conference elimination final on August 8 against Sandringham with a win over the Spartans.

July 24: St Laurence Geelong Supercats 94 (I. Muhammad 28, C. Lee 15, N. Herbert 13) defeated Australian Institute of Sport 87 (R. Broekhoff 16, C. Salecich 13, A. Drmic 13) at the Arena.

July 25: St Laurence Geelong Supercats 114 (N. Owusu 26, I. Muhammad 23, C. Lee 20) defeated Albury-Wodonga Bandits 85 (J. Williams 25, M. Gange 14, M. Pearce 13) at Albury Basketball Stadium.

The St Laurence Geelong Supercats travelled to Albury on Saturday night for a tricky match up against the Albury-Wodonga Bandits. While Albury dwell at the bottom of the Crazy John’s SEABL South conference ladder, the game became difficult on the back of a Supercats home victory 94 to 87 over the AIS at the Arena on Friday night. The team conducted their recovery Saturday morning before driving 4 ½ hours up the highway to Albury for the second match of the weekend. The Supercats comprehensively defeated the Bandits by 29 points as they were not behind on the scoreboard at any point of the night.