The South East Melbourne will go against Melbourne United in the NBL Australia match on November 19 at John Cain Arena (Melbourne).
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The South East Melbourne will go against Melbourne United in the NBL Australia match on November 19 at John Cain Arena (Melbourne). The Perth Wildcats have just successfully concluded a fantastic week for the organization. The Wildcats felt more like a cohesive, conventional, and prosperous team once more after being criticized for so long after missing the finals the previous season and going through a major transition. Bryce Cotton scored 32 points, and Brady Manek scored 21, as they defeated South East Melbourne Phoenix 103-96, as is so frequently the case with a team under attack. The club’s announcement that Shawn Redhage’s number 42 shirt will be retired set the tone for the whole week.
On The West Australian’s The Dribble Podcast, General Manager of Basketball Operations Danny Mills then stood up to answer all of the difficult questions about the team and the club. When the club later announced it was returning to the much-loved traditional game night entertainment, the Red Army received the recognition they had been craving. We have been listening, the stand-in MC yelled.
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The opening phrase of the game, “We are stronger as one,” made RAC Arena feel like The Jungle once more. The dunk team was back, as were their pre-game chants and rituals, but more importantly, they played with the fervor and proficiency necessary to win the match. Cotton scored 13 points in the first half, Manek struck three-pointers while diving for a loose ball and taking an early charge from Jesse Wagstaff. Strong defensive play by the Wildcats prevented the Phoenix from scoring more than 35 points in the first half and just 14 points in the second. It had a more Wildcats basketball appearance.
South East Melbourne: Kyle Adnam · Grant Anticevich · Malcolm Bernard · Ryan Broekhoff · Gary Browne
Melbourne United: Wena Okwera, Lachlan Barker, Jordan Caroline, Brad Newley, Ariel Hukporti
| Date | Opponent | Score | Result |
| 07.11.22 | Perth | 103-96 | Loss |
| 06.11.22 | Melbourne United | 98-77 | Loss |
| 30.10.22 | Adelaide | 79-93 | Win |
| 28.10.22 | Perth | 71-98 | Win |
| 22.10.22 | Brisbane Bullets | 93-88 | Win |
| Date | Opponent | Score | Result |
| 03.11.22 | Adelaide | 55-78 | Loss |
| 28.10.22 | South East Melbourne | 83-74 | Loss |
| 26.10.22 | Cairns Taipans | 80-60 | Loss |
| 20.10.22 | Perth | 62-75 | Loss |
| 18.10.22 | Illaware Hawks | 80-86 | Loss |
| Date | Match | Score | Winner |
| 06.04.22 | South East Melbourne Melbourne United | 82 66 | Melbourne United |
| 04.01.22 | South East Melbourne Melbourne United | 20 0 | Melbourne United |
| 29.02.20 | South East Melbourne Melbourne United | 86 79 | Melbourne United |
| 15.10.19 | South East Melbourne Melbourne United | 87 90 | Melbourne United |
| 25.02.16 | South East Melbourne Melbourne United | 64 67 | South East Melbourne |
The NBL Aus South East Melbourne vs Melbourne United match will be held on November 19, 5:30 PM (Australia Time) and 12:00 PM (Indian Time). Fans can live stream the match on ESPN.
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