NBL Store Adelaide 36ers 25/26 Indigenous Jersey in DJ Vasiljevic

Championbrings its signature quality to the court with theAdelaide 36ers 25/26 Indigenous Jersey– Montrezl Harrell. Designed for performance and style, this jersey is crafted with premium fabrics for superior comfort and durability. Featuring detailed team wordmarks, player name, and number in high-quality fabric appliqus with Champion C and NBL logos made from silicon for an authentic and top quality finish.

Artist:Temaana Yundu Sanderson-Bromley.

Temaana Yundu Sanderson-Bromley is a proud Adnyamathanha (Flinders Ranges), Narungga (Yorke Peninsula) and Wangkangurru-Yarluyandi (Simpson Desert) man.

Living in Adelaide on Kaurna Country, Temaana maintains a strong connection to his Yarta (land), especially the Flinders Ranges. As an artist Temaana reflects his culture and stories from Country learnt from family and elders and Temaana s art combines traditional and contemporary themes. Temaana has been practising a range of art forms for almost 8 years and started his own clothing and art business Mardlaapa Designs in 2021 that consists of apparel, workshops and commissioned art pieces.Along with studying at the University of Adelaide completing a Bachelor of Marine and Wildlife Conservation, Temaana works at the Aboriginal Basketball Academy (ABA) where he is a board member and mentor. As an alumni of the program graduating in 2022, Temaana has enjoyed coming back to the ABA to be able to support the students with their classwork, as well as pass on cultural and artistic knowledge to help strengthen their identities as young Aboriginal people. Temaana was supported by a group of Aboriginal Basketball Academy students in the design process of the jersey where they provided important concepts and direction with the project.

This artwork tells the story of the Adelaide 36ers and Kaurna land the Adelaide Plains and the waterways (river, ocean & waterholes) which stretch throughout it. The centre circle on which the players numbers is placed represents the 36ers on gameday with the players and staff all beside the Karrawirra Parri (River Torrens) as they all work together for the shared goal of club success.

Water sources were, and continue to be, essential to Aboriginal people, offering food, drinking water, medicine, and more. Beyond their physical importance, water plays a significant role in our creation stories, connecting people, places, and time. Scattered across the design are kangaroo tracks a powerful symbol of continual forward movement. They represent the 36ers journey: facing challenges and hardships but always rising and pushing ahead.

People seated along the riverbanks represent the broader 36ers community, stretching from Adelaide across all South Australia a reminder that the team is supported by a deep and diverse network of fans.

The four pink stars on the front of the jersey pay tribute to the clubs proud history, representing the clubs four championships and the four retired jersey numbers.

These stars are a reminder of the teams legacy, the players who helped build it, and the moments that continue to inspire future generations. Acknowledging this history is central to the identity of the club and its connection to community, pride, and resilience.

The side panels of the design symbolise the ocean shorelines of Adelaide grounding the jersey further in local Country and place.

On the back of the jersey, a mountain range is featured along the lower edge and has two meanings. They represent both the Adelaide Hills on Kaurna Country, and a personal connection to the artists own Country the mountains of Adnyamathanha yarta – Flinders Ranges.

The continual flow on of the rivers across the jersey represent the connection between the Adelaide 36ers and the Aboriginal Basketball Academy. The nine pink stars across the back signify the nine years of the Aboriginal Basketball Academy. This important initiative continues to provide life-changing educational and sporting opportunities for Aboriginal students across Adelaide and South Australia.