Kilsyth Cobras Basketball Club
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Discover basketball at Kilsyth Cobras, competing in NBL1 South for men and women, with pathways from junior programs to elite levels.
- Training sessions: Future Cobras (ages 8-12) for rep basketball transition starts Term 1; Mini Cobras (ages 3-8) introductory skills Term 1; VJBL grading November-March for juniors.
- Play opportunities: Junior rep tryouts Term 4 via ID camps; Senior Domestic Summer (Term 4-Term 1) and Winter (Terms 2-3) seasons; NBL1 South games with live streaming.
- Membership details: Register for domestic teams required for rep progression; new players join via ID camps and tryouts for inclusive participation across skill levels.
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