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Crossover United Basketball Club
Junior Teams: We field teams from Under 7 age groups and upwards, with age divisions spanning U7 through to U23, and competitive grades ranging from A to D.Training & Competition: Teams compete in both winter (Terms 2-3) and summer (Term 4 to Term 1) domestic seasons. New players can register for ID camps prior to Term 3 school holidays, with tryouts beginning in Term 4.Getting Started: Contact the club to learn more about...
Ocean Grove Breakers Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held every Sunday at Bellarine Sports and Aquatic Centre (BASC), Ocean Grove; teams grouped by age and experience with times varying by season—check website for updates; volunteer coaches focus on skill development and love of the game for all levels.Play opportunities: Compete in Bellarine Peninsula Basketball Association, Geelong United Basketball, and Surfcoast competitions; Summer season October-March, Winter April-September; games at Bellarine Sports Centre (Drysdale) and BASC (Ocean Grove), with fixtures online.Membership details: Easy participation for new players with...
Yarrawonga Mulwala Lakers Basketball Club
Rookie Programs (U8 & U10): Entry-level programs for newcomers and Aussie Hoops graduates, featuring fun, safe, and educational gameplay each school term.Winter Junior Competition: Competitive basketball for boys and girls aged U12 to U18, competing against other clubs during the winter season with a championship final.Experienced Coaching: Learn from experienced coaches who guide players to develop their skills while building friendships and enjoying the game.New members are welcome to join today and take their game to the...
Portland Shawnee Basketball Club
Training sessions: Under 10 Girls & Boys on Tuesdays, Girls on Wednesdays, Boys on Fridays – perfect for young beginners.Play opportunities: Regular domestic season games tailored for kids.Membership details: Season fees $102 plus Basketball Victoria Licence $34.50 (if due); easy registration for new junior members.
Hurstbridge Hurricanes Basketball Club Inc.
Training sessions: Weekly sessions at Hurstbridge stadium on Graysharps Road, suitable for all skill levels from beginners to competitive players.Play opportunities: Two seasons yearly with 16 rounds plus finals; boys and girls U8-U18 play Saturdays, U20 boys Sundays at various Diamond Valley venues.Membership details: Register via PlayHQ for Spring '25 (now closed, contact info@hurstbridgehurricanes.com); fees from $320 first child with sibling discounts and payment plans; includes Basketball Victoria licence for insurance and multi-club play.
Leopold Lakers Basketball Club
Training sessions: Opportunities for beginners, social players, and competitive athletes to develop skills in a safe, inclusive environment.Play opportunities: Join 34+ teams in Bellarine Peninsula Basketball and Geelong Basketball Association competitions, with growing participation each season.Membership details: Everyone welcome—contact the club to start your journey, register, and enjoy fair, friendly play with 330+ players weekly.
Mansfield Eagles Basketball Club
Training and Domestic Competitions: Autumn season February to May 2026 (registration opens 15 December 2025); Spring season from early August; divisions for U10, U12, U14, U16, U18, U20, plus Aussie Hoops for beginners and Women's, Men's, Mixed for 16+.Representative Teams: Junior Eagles (U10-U18 boys/girls) and Senior Men's compete in tournaments across Country Victoria from September to March.Membership: Register via TidyHQ for domestic leagues and rep team trials; suitable for all skill levels from beginners to competitive players.
Berwick Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held at multiple locations including local colleges; suitable for beginners to competitive players in U8 mixed, boys U10-U18, girls U10-U19, and senior teams.Play opportunities: Compete in domestic leagues with games on Saturdays for U8-U16 and Sundays for U18+; includes senior mens, womens, mixed, masters, premier league, and all-abilities divisions.Membership details: Open registrations for new seasons; join via the club website to access teams and stay updated through their community.
Westside Suns Basketball Club
Lil' Suns (3-4 year olds): Beginner sessions building basic skills on Saturdays at 08:00-08:30am at Footscray City Primary School and Yarraville West Primary School.Junior Suns (5-8 year olds): Skill-focused training for beginners on Saturdays 08:30-09:30am or 09:30-10:30am at Footscray City Primary School and Yarraville West Primary School; includes new-starter pack with t-shirt and basketball.Game Ready & Competition: Teams across all age groups in Westgate Basketball Association domestic leagues for boys and girls; open registrations for 3x3 basketball (2013-2015...
Waverley Basketball Club (Nunawading)
Saturday teams: Train once weekly for 60 minutes, Monday-Thursday from 4:30pm at local schools like Jells Park Primary or Wheelers Hill Secondary; compete in Greater Eastern Basketball Conference (GEBC).Midweek teams: Girls play Monday afternoons/evenings, boys on Friday afternoons/evenings in MEBA competition; no training, best for experienced players.Membership: Register interest via website for new players; family-oriented club emphasizes fun, skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Melbourne Wolves Basketball Club
Training sessions: Weekly sessions allocated for each team; liaise with club and parents to schedule times suitable for all skill levels from beginners to competitive players.Play opportunities: Compete in leagues with home/away games (home teams listed first on fixtures); use MyHoops app for schedules, GloryLeague for game videos; fill-in players allowed from lower age groups in A/B grades (max 14 points per game, up to 3 uses per player).Membership details: Register players via PlayerHQ when openings announced; join Team Managers WhatsApp...
Magic Basketball Club (Bacchus Marsh)
Junior teams: Boys and girls from Under 8 to Under 19 in local competitions, suitable for beginners to competitive players.Senior teams: Men's teams for ongoing fun and competition.Training: Age-specific sessions focused on learning new skills, developing existing ones, emphasizing teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship.Social play: Engagements to build friendships and bring the club family together.Membership: Family-focused club; contact via website form to join teams, access communications portal, and participate immediately.
Irymple Tigers Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held prior to each Summer season in October via tryout sessions to form teams, suitable for youngsters of all skill levels seeking to learn and develop.Play opportunities: Join over 50 teams for competitive play in the Summer league; new players fill positions throughout the season as needed.Membership details:Contact the club to join the waiting list or tryouts; re-register via PlayHQ as notified by team managers or club communications. Over 400 members enjoy a family-oriented environment promoting teamwork and personal...
Mill Park Rebelz Basketball Club
Rebelz Pro Club Development Program: Elite training for Top Age U12, U14, U16, and U18 boys and girls, focusing on fundamentals, game IQ, dribbling, shooting, defence, and real-game scenarios.Limited to 20 spots per coach; register quickly to secure your position and advance your basketball journey.Contact the club to join and participate in this dedicated club program.
St Helena Basketball Club
Training and Competition: Teams compete in the Diamond Valley Junior Domestic Competition, where players hit the court almost every week of the year. The club also offers access to the Diamond Valley Basketball Association's 44-team representative program, providing opportunities for junior players to compete in the Melbourne United Victorian Junior Basketball League.Membership: Nearly 200 boys and girls currently represent the club. New members can register through the...
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SEAGULLS VOLLEYBALL CLUB
SEAGULLS VOLLEYBALL CLUB is a vibrant volleyball community located at 32B Chadstone Rd, Malvern East VIC 3145, Australia, offering inclusive programs for players of all ages and skill levels.
Our comprehensive services and programs include:
Junior training for young athletes building foundational skills
Senior training for advanced development and competitive edge
Senior competitions to test skills at high levels
Social training for fun, casual skill-building sessions
Social competitions for relaxed, community-focused play
We play on indoor hard courts, providing a premium surface for optimal performance and safety.
Gender-based play options cater to everyone:
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Cardio Tennis @ DROMANA TC
Looking to inject some energy into your fitness routine? Want to improve your tennis skills while breaking a sweat? Come and give Cardio Tennis a try!
What is Cardio Tennis?
Cardio Tennis is the dynamic fusion of tennis drills, cardiovascular exercise, and upbeat music, designed to get your heart pumping and your skills improving. It's the perfect blend of fitness and fun, suitable for adults of all ages and abilities.
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Maribyrnong Park St Marys Cricket Club
Participate in junior training sessions tailored for young players of all skill levels, from beginners to competitive.Engage in junior matches and games at the park, supporting growing programs for kids.Easy membership for new junior players to start playing right away in a supportive environment.
St. Andrews Gardiner Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: The club offers senior mixed turf and synthetic fixture competitions for players seeking competitive play opportunities.How to Join: New members are encouraged to get involved in the club's active playing programs. The club maintains an inclusive environment for all participants.
Balmoral Cricket Club
Training sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30pm near clubrooms, suitable for open age players of varying skill levels during the summer season.Play opportunities: Competition matches every Saturday afternoon on synthetic wickets, starting first Saturday in October.Membership details: Open to new open age players; join for a season of competitive play and strong club culture.
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