Subheading: The Gems have claimed their third consecutive FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup title, sweeping the field to finish ...

24 young athletes will get their first taste of representing Australia at the FIBA U15 Oceania Cup this November. The ...

The flagship of this project is HoopsTV – expected to launch to participating local Associations in November. Developed by ...

The win capped a tournament in which the Gems had to hold their nerve in the final minute against Japan’s late push.

Victory over Frankston would give them a third boys national title and their first in 17 years For Frankston, a win would ...

Recognising the players, coaches and team managers who set the standard and have an impact beyond the scoreboard.

After their 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup campaign, many Opals will return to the WNBL for the 2026–27 season. A new team is joining the competition, several Opals have changed clubs in the off-season, ...

A 31-9 opening quarter set up Australia’s 78-59 semi-final win, with Isabel Smith scoring 22 points to book a decider against Japan.

By the end of Friday we will have had 148 games of high octane junior Club basketball and the tournament has been guided by a sensational group of officiating talent. A massive thank you to all of the ...

Australia are coming into the 2026 U18 Women's Asia Cup looking to win the gold medal for the third time in a row after completing the back-to-back in the 2024 tilt in Shenzhen.