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Bensonhurst Sports Club
Competition Leagues: Players compete in the Wyndham Basketball Association (WBA), Altona Basketball, and other top local competitions with weekly game experiences.Player Development: Team placements are based on age, skill level, and individual growth goals, with qualified coaches focused on player development.Training to Competition Pathway: Rocketstars training participants transition to Bensonhurst for structured match play, learning to compete and collaborate in a supportive, development-driven environment.How to Join: New members can connect through the Rocketstars Basketball program or directly...
Hoppers Crossing Junior Basketball Club
Training sessions: Focus on fundamental skills development for all abilities, from beginners to advanced, run by volunteer coaches committed to player growth.Play opportunities: Participate in local competitions through the Werribee Junior Amateur Basketball Association, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship.Membership details: Non-for-profit club welcomes new families; contact via phone or website to register and start playing, with volunteer roles available for deeper involvement.
Moorabbin Tigers Basketball Club
Participate in competitive leagues and training sessions focused on skill development, personal growth, and team dynamics for aspiring young players.Enjoy inclusive, nurturing environments emphasizing joy, respect, and passion, open to all skill levels in a fun, family-like community.Join our growing family - contact us to register, build skills, and compete.
St Kilda Warriors Basketball Club
Weekly training sessions plus 15 rounds of games (first 4 as grading) and finals for top 4 teams, held during Term 4 & Term 1 (2025/26).Competitive play in MCBA leagues, suitable for all skill levels after grading.Secure your spot by registering on Play-HQ for your selected team, then completing club membership on the website to confirm participation.
Strathmore Unicorns Basketball Club
Training: Held at Oak Park Stadium on weekday evenings, suitable for all skill levels with everyone getting a turn.Games: Saturday matches across age groups from Under 8 (starting 8:30 AM) to Under 19 (up to 4:00 PM).Membership: Register via the New Players page or enquiry form; seasonal fees start at $80 early bird, with family discounts; uniforms available at Thursday 6-7 PM fittings.
Mordy Flyers Basketball Club
Training sessions: All teams train at Parkdale Secondary College Sporting Facility or Aspendale Gardens indoor court, suitable for beginners in Hoop Skills (5-8 years) to competitive U9-U20 levels.Play opportunities: Compete in Southern Basketball Association leagues with games at Southern Basketball Centre (Tulip St, Sandringham), Mentone Grammar, Mentone Girls Secondary College, Parkdale Secondary College, and Cheltenham Secondary College.Membership details: Join from U8 (children 6+ years at season start); contact the club for fees, teams, and volunteer roles in coaching or team support.
Wildcats Basketball Club (Ballarat)
Registration: Sign up each season via PlayHQ for $60 club fee plus game fees (approx. $10-$12 per game, total ~$220 upfront option); new members create a PlayHQ account to join teams.Training & Play: Engage in regular training sessions and competitive games; supports skill development from beginners to competitive levels with team allocations post-registration.Membership Benefits: Access to full season games, uniforms, and club resources; flexible payments via instalments ease family budgets—no refunds for missed games except extreme cases.
Collingwood All Stars Basketball Club
Little Stars: Introductory play and learn for 3-4 year olds.All Star Hoops: Beginner fun for prep to grade 3, focusing on skills development.Mini Ball: Grade 3-6 program with skill drills and non-competitive games.Aussie Hoops: Entry-level for 5-8 (or up to 12) year olds, 9-10 weeks of fun skill-building; ideal starting point for new players.Open to all abilities in a positive environment; join junior development, domestic, or representative teams for ongoing participation.
Montrose Vikings Basketball Club
Training and Competition:
Two seasons per year: Winter Season (Terms 2 and 3) and Summer Season (Term 4 to Term 1)Competition through the Kilsyth and Mountain District Basketball AssociationAge groups from Under 7 through to Under 23, with grades ranging from A to DTeams for beginners through to competitive and representative levelsGetting Started:
New players are welcome to contact the club to join an existing team or help form a...
St Pauls Warriors Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held at Coburg Basketball Stadium, including Monday evenings starting at 6 PM, suitable for beginners through competitive juniors.Play opportunities: Compete in local leagues with 29 teams across age groups, providing regular games for skill-building and fun.Membership details: New players welcome to join this family-oriented club; contact via website for registration and tryouts to start participating.
Saints Basketball Club (Casey)
Training sessions: Led by dedicated volunteer coaches with ongoing development, supporting players of all skill levels from beginners to advanced in a collaborative learning environment.Play opportunities: Compete in junior domestic leagues; check PlayHQ for current season rosters, upcoming games, venues, and times.Membership details: Embrace equality and participation-focused values; new members welcome to register, volunteer, and join teams fostering fair play and sportsmanship for all abilities.
Woodend Hawks Basketball Club
Training sessions: Weekly one-hour sessions on weeknights from 4pm at Buffalo Stadium, Woodend, suitable for beginners through advanced players.Play opportunities: Compete Saturdays in Sunbury Basketball Association (U21 boys Sundays); two seasons yearly – Winter (Terms 2 & 3), Summer (Terms 1 & 4).Membership details: Join us - pathways from Aussie Hoops to representative teams.
Geelong United Basketball Club
Training sessions: Structured programs in Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL) and Big V youth divisions for skill-building at beginner to competitive levels.Play opportunities: Compete in NBL1 South men's and women's teams, plus WNBL with Geelong Venom; Big V senior divisions available previously.Membership details: Join as part of the association for access to NBL1, VJBL, and youth leagues; new members can register for local competitions and pathways to elite play.
Kalkallo Knights Basketball Club
Participate in training sessions tailored for all skill levels, from beginners to competitive players.Join leagues, social games, and friendly matches to hone your skills and connect with the community.Become a member for exclusive playing opportunities and easy pathways to get involved today.
South Geelong Kings Basketball Club Inc.
Training sessions: Held at Montpellier Primary School, Highton, offering coaching for juniors and seniors to build skills, rules, and strategies suitable for all abilities.Play opportunities: Compete in Geelong United Basketball Association leagues, domestic competitions, friendly social games, and championship tournaments for local and state levels.Membership details: Non-profit club open to all; contact the club to join, access pathways, and enjoy community-focused participation.
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Social fitness groups and classes have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way for people to stay active and meet like-minded individuals. These groups and classes provide a supportive and motivating environment for people to exercise and improve their physical fitness.
One of the main benefits of social fitness groups and classes is the accountability and motivation that they provide. When people join a group or class, they are more likely to stick to their fitness goals because they have a group of people who are counting on them to show up. Additionally, the group environment can be very motivating, as people tend to push themselves harder when they are exercising with others.
Another benefit of social fitness groups and classes is the sense of community that they create. Often, people form lasting friendships through their participation in these groups, which can make exercise more enjoyable and less of a chore. Furthermore, for people who are new to an area, a social fitness group can be a great way to meet new people and find a sense of belonging.
Lastly, social fitness groups and classes are also beneficial because they provide a variety of different types of activities and workouts. Classes such as yoga, Pilates, kickboxing, and dance are just a few examples of the many types of workouts that people can participate in. This means that there is something for everyone, regardless of their fitness level or interests, and that people can mix things up and try different types of exercises to keep things interesting and prevent boredom.
Overall, social fitness groups and classes can be a great way to improve fitness and overall health, while also providing an opportunity to meet new people and build a sense of community. With variety in activities, accountability and motivation and a supportive environment, many people find it as a great way to stick to a fitness routine, especially compared to working out alone.