Adam Gibson started his NBL career with the Bullets in 2005, and won a title as the first guard off the bench in his second season.

In 2009 he moved onto the South Dragons and again tasted championship glory, whilst also winning the NBL Defensive Player of the Year award. After stints with the Gold Coast Blaze and captaining the Adelaide 36ers,  ‘Gibbo’ has established himself as one of the premier guards in the competition, earning multiple All-NBL selections and playing over 300 NBL games.

In 2012, he represented Australia at the London Olympic games, one of many occasions that he has proudly represented his country.

Welcomed back to his ‘NBL home’, Gibbo will be an integral part of the club leadership group, tying past success to the future goals of our resurgent Bullets on the court.

Coach Lemanis says:
“Adam is a proven performer at both the NBL and International level and I know he is committed to creating an environment which leads to success both on and off the court.”

After growing up in Brisbane and playing at Brisbane State High School, then the Australian Institute of Sport, Mitch went on to play NCAA basketball at St Marys, leading the West Coast Conference in field goal percentage.

The 25-year-old power forward played 87 NBL games for Cairns in 2014 and 2015 including the 2014-15 grand final series. Young started in 12 games for Townsville last season and has played 99 total NBL games to date.

Mitch plays QBL basketball locally, for the Logan Thunder.

Coach Lemanis Says:
“With the addition of Mitch we have a high quality spread of talent with plenty of flexibility in the front court. We were very pleased that he wanted to come home and play for Brisbane.”

A fast paced point guard, Bruce played for the Ballarat Miners in SEABL before heading to Cairns as a development player.

He played four seasons at the Taipans from 2013 to 2016 and notched up 97 NBL games. In 2015 when Cairns made the grand final series, 24-year-old Bruce was ranked first in NBL in assists to turnover ratio.

Coach Lemanis Says:
“Shaun has proven NBL experience, but still has the prime time of his basketball career ahead and joining the Brisbane Bullets is an exciting opportunity for him.”

Tom has recorded more blocked shots than any other NBL player during the last three seasons.

Whilst he started his pro career late, winning the Rookie of the Year award in 2014; his championship experience in winning two rings with the Wildcats will prove invaluable to the Bullets.

With a career field goal percentage of 52.5, Jervis is a handy finisher around the basket, whilst providing the best rim protection in the league at the defensive end.

Coach Lemanis says:

“I have observed Tom’s outstanding growth and development since coming into the NBL as a mature age rookie with great interest. He is a significant signing for us and brings a quality skill set to the Bullets.”

“My experience with Tom at Boomers level gave me insight into his fine attributes as a person and that is important to us as a club. He will fit exceptionally well into both our offense and the defensive structures we’ll run.”

A First Team All NBL member in 2016, ‘Kicks’ brings exceptional talent to the Bullets as a big man able to stretch defenses due to his shooting ability.  In the 2015/16 NBL season he shot 52.5% from the field, 47.2% from three points and 90.5% from the free throw line.

After attending St Marys college in California and graduating as the school’s all time leading scorer, Daniel played 8 years in the European leagues for Spanish, Polish and Ukranian teams.

Daniel represented Australia at the 2006 FIBA World Cup and is a current Boomers squad member.

Coach Lemanis says:
“Daniel is a tremendous player, but just as importantly, a tremendous person that will help us establish and promote the club’s vision and values.”

“I’m really pleased that he has chosen to join the Bullets family this season.”

Matt has been a member of the Basketball Australia/AIS centre of excellence and recently toured China with the emerging Boomers team.

He has worked hard to develop excellent skills at both ends of the floor, which should enable him to compete immediately at the professional level. At just 18 years of age, the sky is the limit for his game as he adds further size & strength.

Coach Bruton Says:
“Matt is an outstanding junior with the ability to change the game at the defensive end of the floor, and has good size to go along with his great motor.”

Before joining the West Sydney Razorbacks for his first NBL season in 2007, Anthony was named back-to-back SEABL Most Valuable Player in 2006 & 2007, playing with the Canberra Gunners.

Growing up in country NSW has served him well, with a blue collar work ethic and hard nosed defense defining his on court contribution.

Named the NBL’s Most Improved Player whilst with the Gold Coast Blaze, ‘Peach’ has played 234 pro games with averages of 11 points and 6 rebounds and represented his country at the 2013 FIBA Oceania Championship.

Coach Lemanis says:
“Anthony is a savvy player that provides a great all-round package. Everyone who plays against him knows he’ll always aim up physically.”

“He is a quality guy that will deliver a positive influence on the court and in the locker room.”

Reuben represented New Zealand in the 2013 and 2015 Oceania qualifiers and was part of two title runs with the Breakers, where he played 103 NBL games. Tall Blacks coach Paul Henare says that Terangi is one of the few players on the planet able to cover positions 1-4 on the court.

A powerfully built & athletic swing man, he will still be only 21 years old when the Bullets 2016/17 campaign begins.

With the depth of experience he has already acquired early in his career, there is no doubt that Reuben’s best basketball is still ahead of him and the youngster is sure to be a fan favourite of the Brisbane crowd.

Coach Lemanis Says:
“I know wholeheartedly that Reuben will fit well in terms of the club’s values. As well as that, he possesses a willingness to learn and a strong work ethic.”

After growing up in Brisbane, Cam attended the AIS before moving on to star at the University of New Mexico. He was then drafted as the 49th pick in the 2014 NBA draft. He spent two seasons with the Chicago Bulls before being traded to the Detroit Pistons.

Cam has been selected as a member of the Australian Boomers, representing his country at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Jainero, Brazil.

Coach Lemanis says:
“Cameron brings fantastic skills which will be an excellent fit for the team and the fans will really enjoy watching him. On top of that, like all our players, he is a good person who is connected to the community and wants to see the Bullets thrive.”