Category: Association

Atrium Sports and Kilsyth Basketball win Best Use of Technology at the SPIA Awards for their innovative pilot scheme of the FIBA Connected Stadium project.   SPIA Asia – Asia’s Sports Industry Awards & Conference, held its fifth edition at the   Grand Hyatt Manila in Bonifacio Global City Philippines on December 2 and 3,

Want to become a basketball referee? Sign up for our Referee School to begin your officiating career!   Registrations for our November Referee School are now closed. Our next program will run in early 2020. The four session Referee School commences on Monday November 11 and concludes on Tuesday November 19. Each Referee will receive

On Thursday October 17 we will be running a free Suicide Awareness evening at Kilsyth.   The awareness evening will address suicide warning signs, risk factors, and how to deal with these issues when they arise. No registration required – please call our Sports Chaplain, Kath van Tonder, on 0412 803 838 for any additional

Kilsyth juniors Kyle Adnam and Ben Ursich put on a show on their home court on Sunday, combining for 24 points as they led the South East Melbourne Phoenix to a 93-80 win over the Cairns Taipans at the Kilsyth Sports Centre. – Article by Shayne Hope, SE Melbourne Phoenix Click here for original article

It’s our biggest night of the year, as our Assist PT Cobras and Lady Cobras take it back to the 90’s against Geelong on Saturday June 4 for ‘helloworld Lilydale’ Retro Night!

The Kilsyth Junior Cobras have placed a state-best 12 teams in the VJBL’s Victorian Championship division for the 2019 season.   Victorian Championship, known as ‘VC’ for short, features the state’s top 20 teams across both the Boys and Girls Under 12, 14, 16 and 18 age groups, and the ten best Under 21 teams

Kilsyth Basketball is thrilled to announce that it will compete in the newly-formed NBL1 competition starting this year.   via Basketball Victoria:   Basketball Victoria has partnered with the National Basketball League (NBL) to create a new league to strengthen the pathway for Australia’s best basketball talent.   Tipping off on March 29, NBL1 will

2018 has come to a close, ending a big year for Kilsyth Basketball at the domestic, state, national and international levels.   Underpinning a wealth of success in 2018 was our Junior and Senior Domestic competitions, which boasted a total of 1152 teams competing on a weekly basis. With just under 400 Senior Domestic teams

Kilsyth Basketball Hall of Famer Sharon Arnold has been inducted into the Technical Officials Commission (TOC) Wall of Fame, highlighting a long list of award winners from our referee department at the annual TOC Awards on Sunday.   Sharon was also the winner of the Neil Bradbury Award as she was recognised as the Referee Advisor