Physical Activity Groups, Trainers & Coaches in Victoria - Page 49
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Pakenham Mavericks Basketball Club
Training sessions: Led by qualified coaches focusing on individual success and teamwork, suitable for beginners to developing players.Play opportunities: Compete in domestic leagues through Pakenham & District Basketball Association, fostering positive experiences and community engagement.Membership details: Open to all families; join to access skill programs, qualified coaching, and a welcoming path to participation and growth.
Western Port Steelers Basketball Club
Training sessions available for hire at Somerville Recreation Centre, suitable for beginners, social players, and competitive teams—contact the association to book.Competitive leagues and matches with live scores and standings; join games through association programs.Membership via Western Port Basketball Association
Eastern Eagles Basketball Club
Player Registrations: Open for Summer 2024/2025 season—register now to join teams and start playing.Training Sessions: Held at dedicated venues, emphasizing fundamentals, teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership for juniors of all skill levels.Play Opportunities: Compete in boys and girls teams across multiple divisions, promoting inclusion, fun, and skill development in a safe setting.Membership Benefits: Be part of a supportive team community; easy registration process via the website to get active and participate immediately.
Camberwell Dragons Basketball Club
Development Squad: Sundays (boys/girls), Mondays (girls), Wednesdays (boys) for 2014-2016 born players post-domestic basketball; skill-building in representative-style training.[2]Competitive Play: VJBL season mid-November to September; pathway to Big V senior/youth leagues; club support required for one Big V home game (Saturday/Sunday).Membership Path: Register interest via tryouts or contact the Development Squad.
Sandringham Sabres Basketball Club
Compete in **NBL1 South league** with men's and women's teams, featuring high-level play and recent championships like the 2025 men's title win.Participate through the Southern Basketball Association (SBA), providing pathways from local divisions to elite competition.Contact SBA for membership details, training sessions, and team trials to start playing at this established club.
Ballers Haven Basketball Club Incorporated
Training sessions: Term 2 Winter 2025 (28 July–2 Oct), Mondays or Thursdays 6:30pm–7:30pm; Under 16 Boys team trains Wednesdays 6:30pm–7:45pm—all at Wilandra Rise Primary School. Suitable for all skill levels with fundamentals, agility drills, and scrimmages.Play opportunities: Under 16 Boys team competes in Casey Basketball Association winter and summer seasons, with games on Saturdays.Membership details: Community-focused club open to young players; build confidence and friendships through consistent training—contact via website to join.
Boronia Buffaloes Basketball Club
Training: Weekly sessions at Knox Stadium suitable for all skill levels from beginner to competitiveCompetition: Under 8s through Under 16s compete on Saturdays at various Knox venues; Under 18s, 20s and 23s play on Sunday eveningsMembership: New players can register via PlayHQ (playhq.com/basketball-victoria/register/267343). Basketball Victoria annual fee applies ($29-$43 depending on age), plus club fees covering all training, games and finals for the seasonRegistration: Contact the club...
Neerim Wolves Basketball Club
Aussie Hoops Program: Tuesdays 4:00-4:50pm for beginners aged 5-10, introducing fundamental skills in a fun, inclusive environment.Training Sessions: Held at the Neerim South stadium, tailored for juniors across skill levels from beginners to competitive players.Games and Competitions: Several nights a week as part of Warragul and District Amateur Basketball Association (WDABA) and Basketball Victoria, at home stadium or nearby venues like Warragul, Bunyip, and Drouin.Membership: Family-friendly club open to new players from local areas;...
Emerald Lakers Basketball Club Inc.
Training sessions: Weekday evenings 4pm-9pm at Emerald Primary School; Little Lakers program for 4-8 year olds runs Terms 1-4, ideal for beginners.Play opportunities: Compete in Knox Basketball Association leagues; most games Saturdays in Knox area, some Sundays; summer 25-26 season registration open.Membership details: Welcomes new players all levels; register via email for team placement, volunteer as coach or manager; low fees cover entry and courts.
SE Stingers Basketball Club
Contact the club to inquire about team registration and participation in beginner to competitive grades.Play in summer and winter seasons across local associations, with typical games on weekends.Open to new members seeking to develop basketball skills in a community setting.
South Camberwell Basketball Club
Training sessions: Regular training provided by volunteer coaches, suitable for beginners to competitive players aged 6-22.Play opportunities: Compete in CDBA seasons with boys and girls teams; enjoy friendly, family-oriented games throughout the year.Membership details: Register online via the club's website for new players, returning players, or teams; volunteer opportunities available for parents and caregivers.
Horsham Hornets Basketball Club
Participation opportunities include:
Senior and junior competitions at various skill levelsMini Hornets program for introducing children to basketballSupport for players aiming to compete at the highest regional levelWith a rich history dating back to the early 1990s and multiple VBL/BigV Championships, the Hornets emphasize skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship, and...
St Christopher's Junior Basketball Club Inc.
Training sessions: Each team trains one hour per week, focusing on skill development for all levels from beginners to competitive players.Play opportunities: Over 80 teams with more than 600 players compete in games on Saturdays at various venues, emphasising fun, teamwork, and success.Membership details: Join via the waitlist for a positive, family-oriented environment; register for seasons to play, with volunteer-run teams welcoming new families.
Nunawading Kangas Basketball Club
Saturday games for juniors at Nunawading Stadium and local venues, featuring two 20-minute halves.Midweek/Friday games with two 18-minute halves, ideal for social and competitive play.Weekly training sessions (1 hour, 5-10pm, mostly Wed/Thu) at Forest Hill Secondary College and nearby schools; younger teams prioritized for earlier slots, older Under 19 girls often game-only.Easy registration via PlayHQ for Saturday, Monday, and midweek comps—join now for teamwork and fun!
Churchill Amateur Basketball Association
Participate in local leagues and friendly games open to all skill levels, from beginners to competitive players.Contact the club to enquire about upcoming seasons, training sessions, and registration.Open to new members seeking social play or organised team competitions.
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