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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.
Chandler Park Jets Junior Basketball Club
Individual and team registrations open for **under 8s to under 18s**.Compete in leagues and develop skills through summer seasons and ongoing play.Contact the club to register and join.
Broadmeadows Broncos Basketball Club
Junior Programs: Comprehensive basketball development for young players of all abilities.Senior Programs: Competitive and social basketball opportunities for adults.Competition Levels: Participate in BIG V competitions, VJBL (Victorian Junior Basketball League), and domestic league play.Elite Training: Access to specialized coaching and development programs for aspiring competitive players.New members are welcome to join. Visit the club's website or contact them directly...
Mt Eliza Storm Basketball Club
Training sessions: Weeknight sessions between 4pm-8pm, 45 minutes each, suitable for beginners to competitive U8-U18 levels at local schools.Play opportunities: Compete in Winter (April-September) and Summer (October-March) seasons with structured teams and games.Membership details: Register to join a team of peers, receive uniform allocation, parent coaches, and full support from Basketball Victoria—head to the joining page to get started.
Specialist Hoops Inc.
Training sessions: Held Sundays (5:00-6:00pm), Tuesdays (4:30-5:30pm), Thursdays (4:00-5:30pm), and Fridays (4:30-5:30pm) at locations including Cobblebank, Bacchus Marsh, Gisborne, and Caroline Springs, suitable for all abilities.Play opportunities: Able-bodied basketball at multiple sites, wheelchair basketball at Bacchus Marsh, and wheelchair multisports every Tuesday at Cobblebank Stadium; low-cost and welcoming for beginners to regular participants.Membership details: Open to over 100 regular participants; contact the club to join weekly programs and experience inclusion.
Numurkah Blue Jazz Basketball Club
Training and Play: Register for junior seasons zoned to Congupna, Tallygaroopna, Nathalia, and Numurkah primary schools; play team-based games suitable for school-age beginners to competitive levels.Membership: Sign up via PlayHQ for zoned primary school players to join teams and compete in summer and other competitions; entries close periodically, enabling kids to play with school mates.
Whittlesea Pacers Basketball Club
Training sessions: Available for clubs and groups, suitable for beginners to competitive players; enquire for schedules and skill-level programs.Play opportunities: Compete in local leagues and competitions hosted at the stadium; casual practice and social games open to the public.Membership details: Contact the club office Monday-Friday 9am-5pm to join, register for teams, and access competitions.
St. Josephs Basketball Club
Teams for children aged 5-19 (females) and 5-18 (males), perfect for beginners to competitive players.Participate in regular training sessions and seasonal competitions with opportunities for premiership wins.Join over 100 members easily—become a member today to start playing, building skills, and making friends on the court.
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