Australian Lower Divisions (2003)
2002
2004


Mt.Gambier won ABA Championship 2003
Winner SEABL East  -  Canberra Gunners
Winner SEABL South  -  Mt.Gambier Pioneers
Winner Big V ABL  -  Shepparton Gators
Winner Central ABL  -  Forrestville Eagles
Winner Waratah ABL  -  Sydney Comets
Winner QABL  -  South West Metro Pirets  

  Men's ABA National Grand Final
Mount Gambier Pioneers 127 (Kurt Russell 45, Damien Anderson 25, Jamie Holmes 21)
def Ballarat Miners 113 (Daniel Egan 28, Braith Cox 26, Eric Hayes 21)
 Mount Gambier Pioneers National Champion 2003
 ABA Men’s All Star Five:
Daniel Egan – Ballarat Miners
Chris Stauber – Sydney Comets
Jamie Holmes – Mount Gambier Pioneers
Jason Dix – Forestville Eagles
Jason Cameron – SW Metro Pirates

ABA 2003 Standings

East Conference
1. Canberra 20-6
2. AIS 20-6
3. Hume City B. 19-7
4. Geelong S. 14-12
5. Frankston B. 11-15
6. Dandenong R. 11-15
7. Albury B. 7-19
8. Penrith P. 1-25
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South Conference
1.Mt.Gambier P. 21-5
2.Ballart M. 20-6
3.Kilsyth C 15-11
4.NW Tasmania 14-12
5. Bendigo B. 14-12
6.Nunawading S. 11-15
7.Mildura M. 11-15
8.Hobart C. 7-19
9. Knox R. 5-21
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Big V League
1. Sandringham 18-4
2.Shepparton 16-6
3.Werribee WD 15-7
4.Ringwood 14-8
5 Warrnambool 12-10
6..Eltham 12-10
7.Bulleen 11-11
8.Blackburn 11-11
9.Diamond Valley 8-14
10Waverley 7-15
11Sherbrooke 5-17
12 Latrobe City 3-19

Central League

1. Forestville E.

 8-1
2. Sturt S. 7-1
3. North Adelaide 6-2
4. Woodville W. 6-3
5. Eastern Mavericks 5-4
6. South Adelaide 5-4
7. West Adelaide B. 4-5
8. Noarlunga City T. 3-6
9. Central Districts L. 2-6
10. Adelaide Sth. S. 2-7
11. Norwood F. 0-9

Waratah League
1.Newcastle 17-2
2.Parramatta 14-6
3.Hills Hornets 14-6
4.Sydney Comets 14-6
5.Manly Warringah 13-7
6.Illawarra 11-9
7.Bankstown 11-9
8.Sutherland 9-11
9.Maitland 6-13
10.ACT Academy 5-15
11.Central Coast 2-18

Northern League
1. Brisbane C. 13-6
2. Cairns M. 13-6
3. Townsville H. 13-6
4. Gold Coast G. 11-8
5. SW Metro P. 10-9
6. Kuiyam Pride 8-11
7. Rockhampton R. 5-12
8. Mackay M. 1-16