The NZ Breakers restarted an Academy to identify developing elite young talent in New Zealand basketball.

The Breakers have signed NCAA standout Kael Robinson as a Development Player for the NBL27 season.

Canadian centre Charles Bediako has joined the NZ Breakers roster for the NBL27, subject to final clearance from the NBL.

Aucklander Josiah Maama will continue his rapid ascent through the coaching ranks with the New Zealand Breakers.

The Breakers have signed Josiah-Jordan James as one of their two remaining imports for the upcoming ANBL season.

The New Zealand Breakers have confirmed their full coaching lineup with Sebastian Gleim an assitant coach to reunite with new head coach Gordon Herbert.

The Breakers have named current Canterbury Rams Head Coach Quinn Clinton as an Assistant Coach for a one-year deal.

The Breakers have confirmed the appointment of FIBA World Cup-winning coach Gordon Herbert as the club’s new Head Coach on a two-year deal.

The Breakers have confirmed Carlin Davison, has re-signed with the club on a new one-year contract.

The New Zealand Breakers have confirmed guard Preston Le Gassick will join the club on a two-year deal.

The NZ Breakers have missed out on Kiwi big man and Free Agent Sam Waardenburg who has signed to a three-year contract with Melbourne United.

Breakers star forward Sam Mennenga is officially staying with the club on a new two-year contract for the NBL27 and NBL28 seasons.

The Breakers have confirmed head coach Petteri Koponen will not be seeking a contract extension and will pursue new professional opportunities closer to his home country of Finland.

Several New Zealand players have featured in the NBL season awards which were dominated by Bryce Cotton who was awarded the Andrew Gaze MVP Trophy.

Three Breakers players have been recognised among the Australian league’s elite, earning nominations for major honours for the upcoming 2025-26 NBL Awards.

Former Perth Wildcats chief executive officer, Troy Georgiu will take on the same role with the New Zealand Breakers.

The NZ Breakers have kept their playoff chances alive with a 106-95 win over the Illawarra Hawks in Auckland just 48 hours after being thrashed by Phoenix.

An under-strength Breakers have been thrashed by the Phoenix from Melbourne 114 to 83 in their latest NBL game on the North Shore.

Sixth position and the last finals position was on the line at MyState Bank Arena and it proved to be a hrilling contest between the JackJumpers and NZ Breakers with the home side winning 91-89

Karim Lopez scored 14 of his 32 points in the last five minutes to deliver the New Zealand Breakers a crucial home win over Melbourne United in their latest NBL clash.