GUAM & PHILIPPINES
The Boomers advance their World Cup qualification against Guam on 3rd July and Philippines on 6th July.
Australia’s Berlin campaign set, with Belgium clash headlining Group C
Australia set for strong Group C test in Berlin as World Cup pathway takes shape
A compounded WNBA off-season continues to deliver headlines for Australian basketball.
The Opals signed off on their campaign in style with an 82–76 victory over Canada.
The Opals closed out their campaign overnight with an 82–76 victory over Canada.
Battling a fired-up home crowd in Istanbul, Australia held their nerve to claim a hard-fought 77–74 victory, with Smith, George and Wilson leading the way.
Australia withstands a passionate home crowd in Istanbul to secure a 77–74 win behind standout performances from Smith, George and Wilson.
Three in a row. The Opals kept the momentum rolling with a commanding 71–58 victory to make it three straight wins.
A 71-58 victory sees the Opals notch their third straight win.
Australia turned it on in the final quarter, holding Japan to just four points and walking away with a convincing 81-71 win.
Australia held Japan to just four points in the last quarter to secure a ten-point win.
A commanding 91–65 defeat of Argentina gave the Opals their first win of the World Cup Qualifying campaign.
Isobel Borlase is now showing her skills at the highest level and started strong in Istanbul.
The Opals secured their first win of the World Cup Qualifying campaign with a 91–65 victory over Argentina.
Australia begins the road to the World Cup, with the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifying Tournament tipping off in Türkiye from 11-18 March.
Track how the Opals stars have represented their clubs on the cusp of Australia’s World Cup Qualification quest in Türkiye from the 11 – 17 of March.
The Opals confirm their squad for Türkiye, with high-level matchups on deck this March.
A 19-player Seven Consulting Opals roster has been named ahead of a FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup – Qualifying Tournament in March 2026.
Historic results, rising rankings and gold-medal success signal the start of a new era.
Unforgettable access to the heroes shaping Australian women’s basketball.
Everybody’s Game is the Australian Basketball 2040 Vision — a shared roadmap uniting Basketball Australia and every State and Territory Association behind the future of the sport.
The perfect introduction to the world of basketball for children aged 5-10! Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting your basketball journey, Ford Aussie Hoops is your go-to program for developing skills, fostering a love for the game, and being part of a vibrant basketball community.
Dedicated to the development of future Boomers and Opals, the scholarship athletes are exposed to the country’s elite service providers and world-class facilities based at the AIS in Canberra.
A Basketball Australia initiative that aims to empower women and girls in basketball to pursue careers in sport, as athletes, coaches, officials and administrators.
Game 5 of the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 Qualifying Tournament Türkiye between AUS 82 - 76 CAN.
Cotton will make his long-anticipated appearance in the green and gold for the Boomers at the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers in Perth.
Once again, an Australian will feature in the NCAA MBB Championship Game with Tasmanian Jacob Furphy in the finale
The Boomers advance their World Cup qualification with games against rising underdogs Guam on 3 July before shifting to rivals Gilas Pilipinas on 6 July.
Aussie supplier Dritimes sign on as partner for Boomers, Opals
The Boomers are 4 - 0 in World Cup qualification play after a 93 - 66 dismantling of Philippines
Three debutants and Mitch Creek returns in a 12-player team for upcoming away fixtures versus Guam & Philippines.
A clutch buzzer-beater seals a gritty 79–77 win as the Boomers finish Window 1 undefeated.
Big stops and bigger composure carry Australia over the line.
Speedy JackJumpers guard elevated for Boomers vs Tall Blacks
Everything you need to know about AUS v NZL.
With the Boomers on the eve of 20 year return to Tasmania - we take a dive into the history of basketball on the Apple Isle
Big reinforcements with Keanu Pinder added to Boomers for Tall Blacks qualifying double
Wildcats lead man John Rillie reunites with Boomers program alongside NBL guns for Boomers vs Tall Blacks
The anticipation of the Boomers long awaited return to the Apple Isle is rising with a FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifier set for My State Bank Arena vs New Zealand on 28 November.
Boomers roster announced to face New Zealand in the opening FIBA World Cup 2027 Asian Qualifiers.
14 Australians across the NBA as new season begins
The Boomers will face New Zealand in a FIBA World Cup 2027 qualifier at Hobart’s MyState Bank Arena on Friday, 28 November.
A rollercoaster Asia Cup window has culminated in six titles for Australia’s national teams.
Renewed four-year deal with FIBA delivers every game of the Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 and Basketball World Cup 2027, giving Aussie fans front-row access as the Opals and Boomers go for gold on ESPN and Disney+.
Australian owned and operated company Strapit Medical & Sports Supplies have signed a two-year partnership.
A series of events that form the pinnacle for emerging athletes within Australia, seeing the National Champion crowned at the conclusion of each event.
The Foot Locker Australian School Championships (ASC) is the pinnacle event for school basketball in Australia that sees secondary schools from around Australia travel and compete in a week-long event.
The Women's National Basketball League is the pre-eminent professional women's basketball league in Australia.
Moreton Bay will continue to host the Foot Locker Under-18 and National Junior Wheelchair Championships through to 2028
Congrats to all!
Recap the top three performers from each division of the Foot Locker U18 & National Junior Wheelchair Championships.
Celebrating the people who define the game at the 2026 Foot Locker Under-18 and National Junior Wheelchair Championships, through leadership, character and impact beyond the scoreboard.
Basketball Australia acknowledges the Technical Officials at the 2026 Foot Locker Under-18 and Junior Wheelchair National Championships.
The Foot Locker U18 National Championships may serve as the last chance for athletes to prove their credentials ahead of the 2026 FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup
Victoria Metro women, Victoria Metro men & The Black Ducks from WA took our their respective divisions at the 2026 Under-18 and National Junior Wheelchair Championships.
The nation’s top U18 and Junior Wheelchair talent descends on Queensland for an action-packed week.
The Foot Locker U18 and Junior Wheelchair National Championships are fast approaching as the tournament is set to tip off on April 12 in Moreton Bay, Queensland.
Australia’s leading junior and wheelchair basketball pathways come together next month in Moreton Bay.
An Expression of Interest (EOI) is open for roles available for Tournament Commissioners & Officials Managers at the upcoming Foot Locker U14 Club & Schools Championships.
At the recent Foot Locker U20 National Championships the officials were tested on their ball knowledge (FIBA rules in particular) when a tipped shot from long range took a deflection off an unsuspecting defender into the ring.
Australia’s first standalone 3x3 Championships have wrapped up in Ballarat, with national titles decided across three divisions and the U23 men earning an international opportunity at the Shibuya Challenger in Tokyo.
A return to where it began, and a reminder that the game is remembered most for the people it brings together.
The inaugural tournament marks an important step in the national 3x3 pathway, bringing Australia’s top emerging Under-17 and Under-23 talent together.
The final day of the 2026 Foot Locker Under-20 and Ivor Burge National Championships delivered a thrilling close to week.
The 2026 Foot Locker Under 20 and Ivor Burge National Championships are fast approaching, set to showcase the nation’s best premier basketball talent.
Australia’s first national 3x3 tournament opens clear international pathways for U17 and U23 athletes.
Premier talent pathway returns to Ballarat in Victoria with U20, Ivor Burge and new 3x3 Champs tournament.
Basketball Australia is saddened to learn of the passing of Norma Connolly OAM .
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She Hoops is proud to launch our Indigenous Leadership Program in Perth, made possible by the Bibbulmun Fund, a fund of Fremantle Foundation, alongside the incredible people at Binar
From squash courts to National titles. Fraser Coaster Wheelchair Basketball is thriving in Queensland
The rising Australian guard opens up on her pathway from the Centre of Excellence to the NCAA, and the lessons shaping better basketball environments for players and coaches alike.
Baskebtall Australia has named the Under‑17 men’s and women’s squads for March national camps as both programs begin preparations for their 2026 World Cup campaigns.
The Boomers will face New Zealand in a FIBA World Cup 2027 qualifier at Hobart’s MyState Bank Arena on Friday, 28 November.
The basketball great dedicates his highest honour to father Lindsay, reflecting on a shared legacy, lifelong values, and a deep love for the game.
Versatile Queensland big Harry Cook and emerging guard Luke Paul from WA join Centre of Excellence
Basketball ACT’s loss is her backyard’s gain as Barb Turner departs basketball administration after twenty incredible years
The strong representation of Australian athletes at BWB Asia continues to reflect the depth of talent being developed through Basketball Australia's high-performance pathways.
Fixtures & Tickets for the Foot Locker U16 National Championships now available!
AusPlay & ASC data emphasises the rise of basketball
Five emerging coaches were acknowledged at this week's National Coaches Conference with new Multicultural Coaching Scholarship
Let’s celebrate the spirit of community and recognise the remarkable contributions volunteers make in creating inclusive, vibrant, and connected communities.
Queensland junior and Brisbane Bullets centre Rocco Zikarsky made his mark at the 2025 NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, reinforcing his status as one of Australia’s most promising young prospects.
Basketball NSW is proud to announce the 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees, honouring individuals who have left an enduring legacy on basketball in New South Wales and beyond. The Basketball NSW Hall of Fame celebrates the outstanding achievements of players, coaches, officials, and contributors who have significantly shaped the game across generations.
MDBA’s B-All-In program is about to close out a second term of free sessions at Civic Reserve in Mornington, and during this time has brought together close to 30 women from the local community to learn the basics of basketball in a non-competitive environment.
Basketball is booming in Australia – wherever there are enough quality facilities to support growth. Meanwhile, Tasmania lags behind with the lowest per capita basketball participation rate in the country. Yet, despite this, we’ve still seen an impressive 10% growth annually.
Basketball Tasmania today released its State Facilities Strategy, highlighting the urgent need for substantial investment in community basketball infrastructure across the state.
The third year of the Basketball Australia Community Coach Mentoring Program has garnered record Interest and a diverse cohort enthusiastic for professional development and mentorship in the sport.
On the podcast, Nicole discusses her sporting background, the move into basketball administration and the key factors in the growth of the game in our community.
Cotton will make his long-anticipated appearance in the green and gold for the Boomers at the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers in Perth.
China's U18 team visited Canberra during the week as part of the Crocs World Cup Selection camp with the two sides facing off in a pair of interrnational friendlies.
Delivered through the Australian Government’s Play Our Way initiative, these free community clinics saw Ally Wilson and Amy Atwell share their skills on court, combining high-energy skill sessions with Q&As, autographs and unforgettable moments on and off the court.
The selection camps at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) will be used to finalise the final 12 that will represent Australia at the U17 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Istanbul in June.
Gangurrus won two of three games at Chengdu stop of the women series (defeating the USA and Brazil), but were eliminated in the quarterfinals by Germany.
Check out photos from the pool games of the 2026 U18 & National Junior Wheelchair Championships in Moreton Bay, Queensland.
Behind the scenes at media day for the 2026 U18 & National Junior Wheelchair Championships in Moreton Bay, Queensland.
Proudly delivered by She Hoops in partnership with Kulbardi, and led by Ally Wilson, this powerful one-day program is designed to empower the next generation of Indigenous leaders through basketball, culture and connection.
The Australia Gangurrus Women won gold at 3x3 Asia Cup, defending their 2025 title in the process.
The Australia Gangurrus Women went unbeaten to defend their title facing Tonga (W), Phillipines (W), New Zealand (QF) (W), China (SF) (W) and Philippines (F) (W) in the process.
The Australia Gangurrus Men faced Malaysia (W) and China (W) before falling short to New Zealand in quarter-finals.
From Tumut to Cooma, She Hoops brought the game to the next generation. Delivered through the Australian Government’s Play Our Way initiative, these free community clinics saw young athletes learn from WNBL’s Jaz Shelley and Gemma Potter — combining high-energy skill sessions with Q&As, autographs and unforgettable moments on and off the court.
Maitland Basketball Association takes out the 2025 Ford Aussie Hoops Centre of the Year award.
The Opals signed off on their campaign in style with an 82–76 victory over Canada.
Battling a fired-up home crowd in Istanbul, Australia held their nerve to claim a hard-fought 77–74 victory, with Smith, George and Wilson leading the way.
Three in a row. The Opals kept the momentum rolling with a commanding 71–58 victory to make it three straight wins.
Gangurrus Champions Cup campaign comes to an end at the group stage, finishing with a win over Madagascar before falling to the Netherlands and USA.
Gangurrus Champions Cup campaign comes to an end at the group stage, finishing with a win over Madagascar before falling to the Netherlands and USA.
Australia turned it on in the final quarter, holding Japan to just four points and walking away with a convincing 81-71 win.
A commanding 91–65 defeat of Argentina gave the Opals their first win of the World Cup Qualifying campaign.
From Giddey to Jackson, Mills and Talbot, who will the National Performance Camp unearth next? #WeAreBasketball
In the spirit of reconciliation Basketball Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.