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Mooroopna Cats Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held at Mooroopna Secondary College, essential for individual and team growth; fees included in registration for all players.Play opportunities: Compete in Greater Shepparton Basketball Association teams at local stadiums, building on the club's history of domestic competition.Membership details: Parent-managed committee elected annually in August; all parents welcome at 4-5 yearly meetings; contact via email to register and join.
Geelong YMCA Basketball Club
Social Basketball for Primary School Age: Wednesdays 4-6pm, perfect for beginners with no experience needed.All skill levels welcome, with friendly referees guiding play.Register as a team or individually; contact Newtown Stadium to start playing.
Edithvale Pelicans Basketball Club
Compete in the full summer season running from Term 4 through Term 1, suitable for all skill levels.Full season fee of $260 provides access to regular games and matches.Contact the club to register, join a team, and start playing today.
Echuca Pirates Basketball Club
Training & Tryouts: Tryouts held in June (including weekends); coaches selected in May. High-quality, structured sessions focused on skill development for all players.Competitive Play: Teams from Under 12 to Under 18 boys and girls; Division 1 teams compete at Junior Country Championships.Selection Process: Announcements via EBA website; open to athletes aiming for the highest level in a safe, enjoyable environment.
Cranbourne Eagles Basketball Club
Engage in skill-focused training sessions designed for young players of all levels, from beginners to those aiming to improve fundamentals.Participate in club activities that foster development through regular practices and fun, competitive play opportunities.Established in 2023 by dedicated parents; register and start your basketball journey today.
Cobden Olympic Basketball Club
Mixed Under 13 junior competition: Thursday nights at Cobden Recreation Centre gym, October to March (Christmas break).Winter competition: Tuesdays, based on interest.Past and future offerings: Women’s, men’s, and senior divisions from 13 years up.Low-cost participation: Supported by volunteer coaches and referees.Join easily: New members welcome at the September AGM; check Facebook for details.
Coastal Royals Basketball Club
Participate in local training sessions tailored for beginners to competitive players.Join social games, leagues, and friendly matches throughout the week.Easy membership for new players—contact the club to start playing.
Casey Cavaliers Basketball Club
Junior teams (U12–U20): Compete in Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL) across the state, welcoming players of various skill levels to train and play.Senior teams: NBL1 Men, NBL1 Women, Youth League Men, and Youth League Women provide high-level competitive play opportunities.Participation: Join via Casey Basketball Association pathways for rep teams; contact for trials, training schedules, and membership to get involved in leagues and games.
Berwick Saints Basketball Club
Participate in over 80 teams across all skill levels, from fun and fitness-focused play to competitive development.Compete in the Casey Basketball Association domestic competition with regular games and training sessions.Join our supportive community emphasizing integrity, respect, and unity—perfect for skill-building and lasting memories.New players welcome; register to become part of our thriving basketball family and start playing today.
Berwick Panthers Basketball Club Inc.
Training and Games: U8-U16 teams play Saturdays throughout the day; U18s on Sunday afternoons at venues like Casey Indoor Leisure Centre and local Berwick colleges. Suitable for beginners to competitive levels with U10-U18 boys, U10-U19 girls, mixed U8s, and senior men's/women's teams.Play Opportunities: Join 68 teams with over 520 registered children for weekly domestic games focused on fun, fitness, and skill development.Membership: Open registrations seasonally (e.g., Winter starts mid-April); register online, join the closed Facebook group for updates, and parents assist with scoring or roles—no prior...
Berwick Lightning Basketball Club
Training sessions: U8 every Thursday at Beaconsfield Primary School; U10-U18 once a week on Monday, Wednesday or Thursday at Berwick Chase Primary School. Suitable for young beginners to competitive players.Play opportunities: Games every Saturday for U8-U16 and Sunday for U18 at various Casey stadiums.Membership details: Low fees as a volunteer-run non-profit. Loan uniforms provided.
Berwick Flames Basketball Club Inc.
Training and games for various junior teams including U10 Boys (Boomers, Storm, Thunder), U10 Girls (Rubies), U12 Boys (Blast, Fire, Hoopsters), and U12 Girls (Fireflies), suitable for beginner to competitive skill levels.Regular fixtures and schedules for matches and practice sessions, fostering team play and development.Easy membership via the club site; check 'What's On' for upcoming events and registration to start playing today.
Beaconhills Basketball Club
Access indoor and outdoor courts suitable for basketball training, social play, and competitive sessions for all skill levels.Explore opportunities through hosted programs like Little Boomers for kids aged 3-12, focusing on skill development and fun games.Contact the college to inquire about joining sessions, leagues, or membership.
Bayside Raiders Basketball Club
Training & Competition: Players participate in structured training sessions and compete in domestic basketball competitions, with teams organized by age group and skill level.Membership: Junior basketballers aged 8 to 18 are welcome to join. New members can register using the player registration form available through the club.
Ballam Park Boomers Basketball Club
Training Sessions: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5-7pm at McClelland College Stadium, covering U8 Boys, U10 Boys, U12 Boys, U14 Boys, U16 Boys/Girls, and U18 Girls teams on allocated half courts.Play Opportunities: Compete in weekly games through the Frankston District Basketball Association (FDBA) with over 18 registered teams and 115 kids participating each season.Membership: Family-based club welcoming new players; contact the club to register and join a team.
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