36ers unveil NBL23 Indigenous jersey
13 Dec
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The Adelaide 36ers are delighted to release our NBL23 Indigenous jersey has been designed by Monica Turner-Collins.
Turner-Collins, a 17-year-old Anmatyerre/Arrernte woman from Santa Teresa and Yuelamu communities, located in the Tanami desert, is a descendant of a strong line of traditional Aboriginal artists.
The NBL23 design depicts the journey the players have travelled on, it shows the hard work and dedication it has taken the players to be a part of this important night, it celebrates the significance of indigenous round and gratitude for the supporters, coaches, teammates, opposition, and respect to the lands they are playing on.
Turner-Collins, who has been living on Kaurna country for almost two years, has been painting from a very young age alongside her grandmother’s mother and aunties.
"My artwork reflects my spiritual dreamings and the connection to country and culture. I use painting to connect back to her country and culture."
Adelaide will wear the jersey in Saturday night's home game against Brisbane Bullets.

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