GEELONG United’s NBL1 coaches believe both programs laid important foundations for the future despite missing the playoffs with identical 7–15 records. The women finished 15th, with coach Megan Moody saying the season’s progress could not be measured by wins and losses alone. “Honestly, if we look at it from the wins and losses record, it’s [...]
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