Adelaide 36ers and Foodland extend partnership to end of NBL28

The Adelaide 36ers are thrilled to announce a new two-year extension of their major partnership with iconic South Australian grocery group Foodland, securing the relationship through to the end of the NBL28 season.

Foodland has been a proud supporter of the 36ers for multiple years, with its logo featuring prominently on the back of the club’s playing and training jerseys this season.

Under the new agreement, Foodland will continue to be the club’s Official Supermarket Partner as well as being a Club Community Support Partner, backing the Active Adelaide 36ers healthy lifestyles program for primary school children.

The extension reflects Foodland’s continued belief in the direction of the club both on and off the court, along with the shared commitment to the South Australian community.

Adelaide 36ers CEO Nic Barbato said the partnership renewal is a significant vote of confidence in the club’s vision.

“We are delighted to continue our partnership with Foodland through to the end of NBL28,” Mr Barbato said.

“This new two-year extension is a strong sign of trust in the direction of our club, and we’re grateful for Foodland’s ongoing support as we build success on the court and make an impact in the community.

“Foodland has a long connection to South Australian families, local producers and the sports community. Its support enables us to enhance our community programs and deliver more opportunities for engagement with fans across the state.”

Foodland CEO Franklin Dos Santos was thrilled to continue the partnership.

“We absolutely love being involved with the Adelaide 36ers,” he said.

“The club’s engagement with families and South Australian communities is a key area of focus for our business. We love being able to support both the gameday experience and the broader message of a healthy lifestyle to the next generation across the state.

“We look forward to the partnership’s continued success both on and off the court.”

Independently owned and proudly South Australian, Foodland stores are committed to supporting local growers and suppliers.

With more than 90 stores across South Australia and in Broken Hill, Foodland retailers have been supporting local sporting and community clubs, charities and schools for over 60 years.