Category: Junior Domestic

SCYC Scorpion and Kilsyth Cobras junior Josh Duach has been selected to the Australian Under 15 team.   Josh was a standout at a recent Australian Development Camp, with his performance earning him a spot in the Australian team which will compete at the FIBA Oceania Championships later this year. The Oceania tournament serves as a

WE NEED YOU to help shape the future of Pinks Reserve and the Kilsyth Sports Centre.   The Yarra Rangers Council has created a short survey to gather the opinions of the users of our facilities in an effort to shape the planning of future works.   So have your say: What works? What needs

Kilsyth Basketball is thrilled to announce that it will partner with Melba College to deliver a new four-court stadium at Ainslie Park in Croydon.   The news comes after Labor’s Minister for Education, James Merlino, announced that Melba College was approved for $13.7 million in funding to develop the new basketball complex and a STEAM

The Kilsyth Lady Cobras have bounced back from their first loss of 2018 with an emphatic 79-55 win over Dandenong on Junior Domestic Night.   The Lady Cobras rode an explosive second quarter, a vintage performance from Steph Blicavs and huge bench production as they topped the team that defeated them in back-to-back SEABL championship

With the Winter 2018 Junior Domestic season underway, we are excited to announce that our Saturday Junior Boys competition will have another venue to call home – Aquahub Croydon.   Aquahub Croydon will provide our Boys competition with an additional two courts and space for 22 games – and 44 teams – to play on

Another Junior Domestic season is in the books, with our Summer 2017/18 Grand Finals producing some high quality basketball and thrilling results. See all of our Grand Final Week results below:

Kilsyth Under 16-1 Junior Cobras players Josh Duach, Georgia Booth and Mariah Derksen have been selected to the Victorian Metro Under 16 State Team.   The trio were rewarded for their exceptional performances throughout the four-week Victorian State tryout process and State Combine, which saw an initial list of over 120 boys and girls trimmed

Kilsyth Basketball has taken home a total of eight awards from the 2017 Basketball Victoria Awards dinner, which was held on Saturday night at the State Basketball Centre.   WNWBL Cobras young gun Teisha Shadwell was named the Charles Ryan Wheelchair Athlete of the Year, following an impressive rookie campaign in 2017. Debuting at the

Kilsyth hosted its annual Junior Domestic Awards night on Monday at Club Kilsyth, honouring the outstanding contributions from some of the associations top performing Players, Coaches, Referees and Volunteers during 2017.   See the full list of award winners below:   2017 Kilsyth Basketball Life Member Inductee: Lynda Spicer Junior Girls Domestic Player of the Year