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Lara Giants Basketball Club (Geelong)

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Lara Giants Basketball Club offers competitive basketball opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels under the Geelong United Basketball Association.

  • Junior Programs: Mini Giants, Little Giants, Shooting Stars, and Mighty Giants programs available for younger players, with training at Lara Lake Primary School, Lara Primary School, and Lara Secondary College.
  • Competitive Teams: Age-group teams from Under 10 through Under 19, plus senior divisions including Open/Senior Women (Monday), Open/Senior Men (Monday or Thursday), and Mixed Men & Women (Sunday).
  • Training & Play: Regular training sessions throughout the week at multiple venues with fixtures and competition details available on the club website.
  • Membership: Seasonal registration fees apply, with game development levies and insurance costs. Limited spots available in some age groups; new members should contact the club to inquire about joining a team.
Location : Lara VIC 3212, Australia
Cost : Approx $ 300.00
Activities : Basketball
Gender : Any
Days : Undisclosed - Contact Organiser
Age Group : 5 to 11, 12 to 17, 18 to 25, 26 to 35, 36 to 50
Level : Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

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