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 The Ballarat Miners wish to share an update regarding the Men’s NBL1 coaching position ahead of the 2026 season. 

Current Men’s Head Coach Luke Brennan has advised the club that, due to external basketball opportunities, he will be unavailable to commit to the majority of the upcoming NBL1 season. As a result, the Miners and Brennan have mutually agreed to move in a different direction for 2026. 

The club would like to sincerely thank Luke for his time, professionalism, and contribution to the program over the past two seasons. 

Following this update, we are excited to announce a new coaching structure that will see Ray Borner step into the role of Men’s Head Coach, working with our local current assistant coaches. 

A Ballarat basketball icon, Borner brings an extraordinary resume to the role, including four Olympic campaigns, Basketball Hall of Fame honours, and recent senior coaching experience. Just as importantly, he brings a deep connection to Ballarat and a shared vision for strengthening local pathways. 

“Ray’s passion for Ballarat basketball, combined with his experience at the highest level, makes this a special appointment for our club,” Travis Merlo, Ballarat Basketball CEO said. “He understands what this program represents and is fully aligned with our long-term vision of developing local athletes, coaches, and stronger connections between our junior and senior programs.” 

Borner shared his excitement about returning to the club: 

“I’m excited to be back coaching the Ballarat Miners, a club that holds special meaning for me after leading the team to its last conference championship in 2001. My focus is on building a strong, sustainable program that gives local Ballarat players the opportunity to compete and develop at a high level. This is a great opportunity to bring new ideas and fresh energy to the program. I’m grateful for the trust shown in me and look forward to working closely with our local assistant coaches to move the Miners forward.” 

We believe the combination of Borner’s experience and leadership, alongside our current assistant coaching staff, provides the ideal balance as the club prepares for the 2026 NBL1 season. We are excited for the season ahead and look forward to seeing this new coaching structure in action. 

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