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Welcome to the April edition of West Coast Bounce.
Association Cup
2
Everyone’s Game
3
Country Championships
5
Country Championships
Results
5
May Calendar
10
It has certainly been a very busy start to the basketball year with the Country
Championships (February), SBL Pre-Season tournament (February), SBL season
commencing (March), the end of the 2014/15 High Performance activities (March), Under
20/Ivor Burge Australian Junior Championships (February), West Coast Waves season
finishing (February), our first Everyone’s Game Carnival for 2015 (March) and a number of
courses and other activities taking place.
After seven years in the position, our CEO Rick Smith finished with Basketball WA on
Wednesday 1 April. Rick oversaw an extremely important period for Basketball WA with
the transition to the WA Basketball Centre and the implantation of a co-management
structure achieved. Additionally Rick oversaw key governance reforms, a new constitution,
increased revenue streams and the expansion of existing and new competitions are some
of the key areas of growth on and off the court that have been seen over the past seven
years. On behalf of the Board, staff and our members I would like to extend our thanks to
Rick and wish him the best for the future.
Moving forward the Board has commenced the search for a replacement CEO. In the
interim period I will be undertaking an Acting CEO role with our organisation continuing to
operate as normal on a day to day basis for our members. Please don’t hesitate to contact
me by email or in the office should you have any questions or concerns.
As we head further in to April I would like to wish our Under 18 State Teams well for their
Australian Junior Championships. The teams were presented at our new City versus
Country Clash on March 28 at Cockburn. A massive amount of work has gone in to
preparing these teams on and off the court and I would like to thank all involved from
Basketball WA to the coaches, athletes, managers and parents.
Basketball WA
PO Box 185
FLOREAT WA 6014
6272 0741
[email protected]
As our Country Associations finish their seasons, basketball in the metropolitan area is full
speed ahead with WABL set to start at the end of the month. This will be the first year of
our four year growth plan with the competition. We will be rolling out a full grading structure in the Under 12 competitions and adding a third Under 14 division this year. Whilst
there are bound to be some speed bumps along the way, this restructure is a key platform
for our sport to grow and develop at the representative levels and I would like to thank all
of our Associations for their support of this initiative, we look forward to
working with all Associations over the next four years as we continue to roll out this key
restructure to the competition.
Best of luck to our SBL teams as their seasons continue and I trust to see many of you out
and about at a basketball stadium in the coming months.
Christian Rice
BWA COO
2.
2015 Smarter than Smoking Association Cup Program
Basketball WA, in conjunction with Healthway, promoting the Smarter than Smoking Message and School Sport WA, has
commenced the 2015 Smarter than Smoking Associations Cup program.
The Association Cup competition is open to Primary Schools in the greater metropolitan area. The program will consist of;
·
Smarter than Smoking Association Cup Carnival days
·
Smarter Than Smoking Basketball Development Clinics leading up to Smarter than Smoking
Association Cup Carnivals
Smarter than Smoking Association Cup Carnival days are the feature of the program and are held at ten different locations across the
Perth Metropolitan area (Two in Term 1, Two in Term 2, Five in Term 3, Two in Term 4). Each Association Cup will be contested by
teams representing schools within the area consisting of players in years 4, 5 and 6 and will be hosted by the local Basketball Association. This year with the realignment of Year 7 classes to High Schools, Year 7 students will no longer be able to participate in this program, however Year 4’s have now been included.
At carnival days, students are exposed to competitive basketball while learning the values of teamwork and sportsmanship. Winners
of each carnival day earn the right to call their school a “Champion School” and will then represent their Association and school at the
Smarter than Smoking Champion Schools Cup competition.
Schools participating in the Smarter than Smoking Association Cup and Champion Schools Cup competition will receive a Smarter
Than Smoking Basketball Development Clinic, run by a Basketball WA Development Officer in the period leading up to their carnival
day. Basketball WA Development Officer, Kennedy Kereama, has been kept busy in March with clinics at over tem schools for the
Stirling and Willetton Cups.
Schools who are interested in being involved in the Smarter than Smoking Association Cup and Champion Schools Cup
competitions are invited by BWA and SSWA to nominate for one of the listed events below in your area.
Spots fill up fast and if registering for the upcoming Term 1 Association Cups be sure to get in early.
Term 2 - 2015
Kalamunda Cup
Cockburn Cup
Ray Owen Sports Centre
Wally Hagan Basketball Stadium
Wednesday 17 June 2015
Wednesday 24 June 2015
Term 3 - 2015
Mandurah Cup
Wanneroo Cup
Stirling Cup
Rockingham Cup
Mandurah Aquatic & Recreation Centre
Wanneroo Basketball Stadium
Warwick Leisure Centre
Mike Barnett Sports Complex.
Wednesday 19 August 2015
Thursday 20 August 2015
Tuesday 25 August 2015
Wednesday 26 August 2015
Term 4 - 2015
Lakeside Cup
Perth Cup
Lakeside Recreation Centre
Vic Perk Leisure Centre
Monday 2 November 2015
Monday 9 November 2015
The Smarter than Smoking Association Cup held two events in Term One. Stirling hosted the first Cup for 2015 on Wednesday 25
March and Willetton hosted their Cup on Friday 27 March.
With the support of our Member Associations and School Sport WA, numbers continue to be high for the Association Cup program.
Stirling saw 11 Boys teams and 8 girls teams compete with Willetton hosting 5 Boys, 5 Girls and 3 Mixed teams.
Both Cups were played with great sportsmanship and all players having a positive basketball experience.
The winners for both Cups were:
Stirling Cup
Boys - Churchlands 28 def. Sorrento 5 (Consolation Final - Hockingh 1 23 def. North Woodvale 0)
Girls - Sutherland Dianella 22 def. Rosalie 6 (Consolation Final - North Woodvale 18 def Hocking-1 6)
Willetton Cup
Boys - Banksia 21 def. Willetton 17 (Consolation Final - Jolimont 19 def. Riverton 13)
Girls- Willetton 10 def. Banksia 7 (Consolation Final - Riverton 12 def. Jolimont 8)
Mixed - Parkwood 7 def. Riverton 6
The Grand Final winners for each Association Cup will be invited to attend the Champions School Cup later in the year.
3.
Smarter than Smoking Champion Schools Cup 2015
Winning teams will be invited to participate in the Smarter than Smoking Champion Schools Cup to be held at the WA
Basketball Centre on Wednesday 25th November 2015. Winners will be contacted.
Nominations:
To nominate your school, please visit the School Sport WA website and fill out the nomination form on the Smarter than
Smoking Association Cup and Champion Schools Cup page by visiting www.schoolsportwa.com.au.

After nominations you will receive an information pack on the Smarter than Smoking Association Cup and Champion
Schools Cup competitions via email, including the dates that Smarter Than Smoking Basketball Development Clinics will
be held at your school.

Registrations for Term 2-4 2015 Smarter than Smoking Association Cup carnival days are now open. Spots do fill up
quickly so don’t delay.
If you have any questions about the Smarter than Smoking Association Cup Program please do not hesitate to
contact Basketball WA on 6272 0741.
Everyone’s Game Carnival
The first Everyone’s Game Carnival for 2015 was played on Sunday 22 March.
The Carnival runs four times a year and caters for athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities. Games are played with modified rules
encouraging participation and fun. Games are held using a round robin format with teams from the metro area competing against each
other.
The March carnival saw 58 athletes competing in two divisions catering for varied abilities, and all games were played with friendly spirit
and enthusiasm.
The conclusion of the event saw an All Star selected team to face off against the Coaches, with those not competing cheering on their
favourite players and coaches. An award ceremonies proceeded after the final game where individual medal winners and participates were
acknowledged.
EGC All Star Team
Aimee Thomas - West Rise
Liam Smith - West Rise
Laura O’Mally - Special Olympics
Josh Mischefski - Redbacks
Anne-Marie Foster - ROADS
Sam Rector - Special Olympics
Kelly Thomas - ROADS
Jess Seubert - Rebacks
Division A Awards
Most Consistent Player: Gal Rose - Special Olympics
Top Play Maker: Emily Casella - West Rise
Best Defensive Player: Riley Crawford - West Rise
Best Team Member: Verity Barrow - Special Olympics
Division B Awards
Most Consistent Player: Sam Rector - Special Olympics
Top Play Maker: Douglas Skeltcher - ROADS
Best Defensive Player: Mark Dewars - ROADS
Best Team Member: Luca Oroz - Redbacks
Basketball WA would like to thank all the participants, Coaches, Referees, Parents and supporters who assisted in the first Everyone’s Game
Carnival for 2015. We also acknowledges the support from Inclusion WA and Volunteering WA.
The next Everyone’s Game Carnival will be held on June 21 at the WA Basketball Centre.
For further information on the next Carnival or Access and Inclusion at Basketball WA please contact Nigel Esau at
[email protected] or call (08) 6272 0760.
4.
PMBL – New Winter Season
The PMBL’s Winter season has just kicked off with all three nights of competition once again completely full. Nominations closed in
record time for the new season with more teams than ever looking to join. This season will run through until late-July with the Grand
Finals being played during the week of the 20th.
The new season sees the reintroduction of the Veteran Men’s division on Tuesday nights. The Vets division was a constant during the
years over at the old Perry Lakes Stadium, and based on feedback from some of our teams we opened nominations for the division and
have been able to get it running once again. This season the division contains six teams with all players turning 35 or older this year,
and we certainly hope that it will grow in seasons to come.
Teams who are still hoping to join the PMBL can register for the waiting list by contacting the Competitions Administrator Tiwai Wilson.
The competition’s next season is Spring which begins at the end of July, and nominations for that season will open on Monday the 22nd
of June. To keep up-to-date with everything that’s going on in the PMBL and WABC, like us on Facebook (BWA Perth Metro Basketball
League) and check out the competition website www.pmbl.asn.au.
2015 BWA Junior Club Championships
After the success of last year’s first ever BWA Junior Club Championships, the dates have now been set for the 2015 edition.
The second annual Championships will be played over the weekend of the 11 th and 12th of July, 2015.
The competition will once again bring together Junior Domestic Clubs and teams from all around the state, providing an
opportunity for players of all skill levels to compete against athletes from other Associations. Last year over 50 teams from 20
junior clubs and 12 affiliated Associations competed in the inaugural Championships and we hope to increase on those
numbers in 2015. Nominations will once again be open for boys and girls under 12, 14 and 16 divisions.
Associations will be contacted in the near future with further information as well as instructions on how to nominate for this
year’s Championships. To keep up-to-date with the Championship’s news and see last year’s results, check out the
competition’s website www.wajcc.basketball.net.au. If you have any questions or queries regarding the Junior Club
Championships contact Basketball WA’s Competitions Administrator Tiwai Wilson by phone 6272 0753 or email
[email protected].
Top Club
Basketball WA in partnership with the Western Australian Sports Federation recently conducted a Top Club workshop at
Basketball WA. The Associations that attended on the night found the workshop to be a valuable part of their planning process
and have encouraged other Associations to participate in the Top Club planning tool.
Testimonies:
“The Top Clubs tool for Associations is a great initiative and one that all
Associations will benefit from. It will be beneficial for future planning
and structured goal setting within our Association. Well done to Jarrah
on a great workshop.” Rae Berry - East Perth Basketball Association
“Really enjoyable, I particularly liked how efficient the facilitators were,
that the workshop was interactive (rather than lecture-based), and how
applicable the Top Club website is in developing guidelines, priority areas
and action plans”. Fleur McIntyre – Cockburn Basketball Association
If your Association is interested in participating in a Top Club planning
session please contact Jarrah Calder at Basketball WA on 9272 0761
or you can email [email protected]
5.
Communicare Development Program
The Basketball WA Inclusion Program together with
Communicare has kicked off its initial Youth Basketball
program. The program has been designed to target children
from marginalised Western Australian communities. The
Program is a six stage development program which, depending
on the skill level of its participants, teaches them various
basketball skills and then builds these skills up. The program
will kick off on 9 March at the Belmont Oasis and run on March
16, 23, 30 and continue on May 4 and 11.
2015 Country Championships
The 2015 Country Championships have been and gone for another year!! This event also means the 2014/2015 Country Season
is now finished, with Committees finalising their tasks, both organisational and financial, before the winter season sports
commence.
Basketball WA would like to take this opportunity to thank all Associations for your commitment and enthusiastic approach to
our sport. Without your help and assistance, our players and their parents would not have the access to basketball that they
do.
Enjoy the break and we look forward to working with all Associations again in September 2015.
2015 BWA Country Championships Results
Please find the results and All Star/Most Valuable Player Awards for this 2015 Country Championships:
Game Results Weekend One – 7/8 February 2015
Division
Champions
Runners Up
Score
U16 Boys Championships
Geraldton
Bunbury
38-29
U16 Boys Division 2
Northam
Waroona
38-23
U16 Boys Division 3
Donnybrook
Australind
29-24
U18 Girls Championship
Bunbury
Mandurah
39-32
U18 Girls Division2
Australind
Esperance
30-17
U18 Girls Division 3
Denmark
Pinjarra
32-27
U18 Boys Championship
Mandurah
Geraldton
34-20
U18 Boys Division 2
Australind
Manjimup
28-13
U18 Boys Division 3
Harvey
Collie
22-5
Grand Final
Referees
Matt Bray – Tom Price
Ben Wren – Bunbury
Dan Bryant – Busselton
Kelly Brown – Australind
Brad Bartley – Pinjarra
Lester Dodd – Pinjarra
Suzie Giblett – Manjimup
Raya Thompson – Eaton
Margaret Jones – Denmark
Theo Kearing – Waroona
Justine Vincent – Australind
Joseph Iaria – Geraldton
Bryan Johanssen – Kalgoorlie
Josh England – Bunbury
Alan Smith – Eaton
Rick Anderson – Donnybrook
Frank Ralston – Waroona
Darren Janitz – Albany
6.
All Star Teams Weekend One – 7/8 February 2015
Division
Coach
Players
U18 Girls Championship
Julieann Bissaker
Bunbury
Morgan
Ballantyne
Mandurah
Talya East
Manjimup
Demi Liddle
Busselton
Tiahna Sears
Bunbury
Caitlyn Wilson
Geraldton
U18 Girls Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Sheridan Kowald
Katanning
Hannah Kurek
Australind
Claire McIntyre
Esperance
Carly Palandri
Margaret River
Kelsey Salmeri
Collie
U18 Girls Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Madison Cools
Waroona
Lisa Hayes
Harvey
Bree Johnson
Pinjarra
Jasmyne Jones
Denmark
Chloe King
Merredin
U16 Boys
Championship
Aaron Ducas
Geraldton
Egan Bradbury
Busselton
Alex Ducas
Geraldton
Jarrad Fazioli
Eaton
Tom Harper
Bunbury
Matthew Leary
Albany
U16 Boys Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Jaxon East
Manjimup
Ian Hill
Northam
Theo Kearing Jnr
Waroona
Chad Philpott
Pinjarra
Sydney Stack
Northam
U16 Boys Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Toby Burton
Denmark
Andrew Campbell
Australind
Cooper Creek
Merredin
Clayton Dickinson
Donnybrook
Ryan Fleay
Narrogin
U18 Boys
Championship
Rob Blazic
Mandurah
Jalen Hoffman
Busselton
Fletcher
Klasztorny
Mandurah
Jacob Miller
Kalgoorlie
Jonty Richardson
Albany
Coby Ryan
Geraldton
U18 Boys Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Brayden Ainsworth
Esperance
Thomas Boyle
Australind
Bronson Gledhill
Manjimup
Callum Heap
Eaton
Sam Perkusich
Dongara
U18 Boys Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Jalen Anzellino
Waroona
Fraser Healey
Donnybrook
Lockie Hernaman
Harvey
Harrison Massara
Collie
Cohen Taylor
Denmark
Game Results Weekend Two – 14/15 February 2015
Division
Champions
Runners Up
Score
Grand Final
Referees
U13 Girls Championship
Geraldton
Kalgoorlie Boulder
33-15
Alex Evans – Margaret River
Bronson Gledhill - Manjimup
Paige Vincent – Australind
Julian Rayner – Kalgoorlie
Justine Vincent – Australind
Joel Campbell – Manjimup
Kaine Bartley - Pinjarra
Deanna Hunter - Waroona
Denham Mills – Katanning
Abby Rayner – Dongara
Clayton Dickinson – Donnybrook
Ashley Evans – Margaret River
U13 Girls Division 2
Manjimup
Busselton
34-14
U13 Girls Division 3
Dongara
Northam
28-10
U14 Girls Championship
Albany
Geraldton
47-11
U14 Girls Division 2
Busselton
Kalgoorlie Boulder
35-24
U14 Girls Division 3
Waroona
Eaton
22-7
U15 Girls Championship
Australind
Mandurah
44-36
Bryan Johanssen – Kalgoorlie
Rhiannon Lloyd-Deely – Denmark
U15 Girls Division 2
Manjimup
Dongara
31-23
U15 Girls Division 3
Katanning
Pinjarra
24-17
Lester Dodd – Pinjarra
Aaron Warrington – Albany
Rick Anderson – Donnybrook
Matt Wilson – Australind
U16 Girls Championship
Mandurah
Geraldton
34-25
U16 Girls Division 2
Australind
Pinjarra
36-6
U16 Girls Division 3
Donnybrook
Denmark
19-18
Tom Boyle – Australind
Alex Evans – Margaret River
Tiamana Jones – Geraldton
Nathan Biggs – Dongara
Britney Henderson – Dongara
Bailey Malloy – Mandurah
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All Star Teams Weekend Two– 14/15 February 2015
Division
Coach
Players
U13 Girls Championship
Annette
Cooper
Geraldton
Championship
Division Only
Jenaya Colbung
Albany
Lily Fitzgerald
Mandurah
Charli Brown
Waroona
U13 Girls Division 3
Championship
Division Only
U14 Girls Championship
Charlotte Kennedy
Geraldton
Julia Teakle
Geraldton
Ella Doyle
Albany
Magdalene Javapro
Kalgoorlie Boulder
Maddie Fenwick
Busselton
Emily Read
Manjimup
Kaeley Styles
Manjimup
Christina Bennell
Australind
Maia Chandler
Collie
Jelena Manuel
Northam
Natasha Spurr
Dongara
Leah York
Eaton
Dave Arthur
Albany
Dana East
Manjimup
Nadia Humphries
Albany
Kayley King
Geraldton
Kayla Thomas
Albany
Paige Thomas
Mandurah
U14 Girls Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Kia Buckley
Esperance
Sydney Lewis
Australind
Tatum McGee
Kalgoorlie Boulder
Annalise Pappin
Dongara
Calie Szczpior
Busselton
U14 Girls Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Aleisha Belton
Eaton
Chloe Broadbent
Collie
Eloise Brown
Dardanup
Telisha Kickett
Narrogin
Egypt Simpson
Waroona
U15 Girls Championship
Dean Hart
Australind
Tayah Burrows
Australind
Jasmyne Jones
Albany
Georgia O’Neil
Busselton
Brie Ritchie
Mandurah
Emily Winterbine
Geraldton
U15 Girls Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Emily Antonovich
Collie
Vondella Berringal
Kalgoorlie Boulder
Alyssa Davidson
Collie
Nikki Martin
Northam
Jenna Rigoll
Manjimup
U15 Girls Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Miriam Bolton
Katanning
Caidi Carboni
Margaret River
Jordi Edwards
Margaret River
Jeri Johnson
Pinjarra
Kasey Warren
Katanning
U16 Girls Championship
Emma Klasztorny
Mandurah
Championship
Division Only
Olivia BassettScarfe
Mandurah
Peta Bennell
Pinjarra
Gemma Dix
Geraldton
Claudia Elward
Bunbury
Jemma Gattie
Mandurah
Darcie Oreo
Albany
Isabella Dwyer
Esperance
Brittany Fabry
Pinjarra
Jessica Repacholi
Australind
Championship
Division Only
Taylor Anderson
Donnybrook
Asha Commisso
Waroona
Tully Lane
Denmark
Brianna
McGuinniss
Margaret River
Kate McKay
Bindoon
U13 Girls Division 2
U16 Girls Division 2
U16 Girls Division 3
Bronte Ward
Waroona
Game Results Weekend Three – 21/22 February 2015
Division
Champions
Runners Up
Score
Grand Final
Referees
U13 Boys Championship
Geraldton
Albany
41-26
Cohen Thompson – Eaton
Brearly Johnson – Northam
U13 Boys Division 2
Waroona
Pinjarra
42-38
Monique Wishart – Collie
Thomas Wilford – Albany
U13 Boys Division 3
Australind
Eaton
59-13
Courtney Salmeri – Collie
Sunshine Paewai – Waroona
U14 Boys Championship
Albany
Eaton
22-18
Denham Mills – Katanning
Brearly Johnson – Northam
U14 Boys Division 2
Busselton
Dongara
61-38
Aaron Warrington – Albany
Trish Marsh – Australind
U14 Boys Division 3
Katanning
Esperance
48-41
Kyle Jones – Eaton
Casey Zappia – Australind
U15 Boys Championship
Mandurah
Geraldton
53-39
Taimania Jones – Denmark
Dot Ruck – Albany
U15 Boys Division 2
Eaton
Waroona
39-30
Lester Dodd – Pinjarra
Wendy Mills – Albany
U15 Boys Division 3
Dongara
Narrogin
32-17
Joel Campbell – Manjimup
Alyssia Wishart – Collie
8.
All Star Teams Weekend Three – 21/22 February 2015
Division
Coach
Players
U13 Boys
Championship
Ross
Worthington
Geraldton
Ben Brown
Albany
Tarkyn Brown
Eaton
Devan Craig
Bunbury
Judd McVee
Geraldton
Xavier Wright
Geraldton
U13 Boys Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Alby Decke
Manjimup
Jayden Evans
Waroona
Levi JamesWallace
Albany
Rickardo Jetta
Waroona
Clay Philpott
Pinjarra
U13 Boys Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Cameron Baker
Eaton
Joshua Cusato
Donnybrook
Tekauri Jack-Tui
Collie
Mitchell Lawler
Australind
U14 Boys
Championship
Craig Anning
Albany
Henrick Alforque
Albany
Henry Alforque
Albany
Alastair I
shigami-Sims
Eaton
Jake Radford
Bunbury
Bailey
O’Driscoll
Northam
James Strano
Eaton
U14 Boys Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Jaylen Colegate
Busselton
Baylie Koulouvi
Dongara
Jared Martelli
Waroona
Joshua McCamish
Kalgoorlie
Boulder
Mackenna
Taylor
Australind
U14 Boys Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Deklan Georgy
Katanning
Andrew Maranta
Dardanup
Cooper Tamlin
Esperance
Decklan Turner
Denmark
Bryce Watson
Bindoon
U15 Boys
Championship
Alistair Chegwidden
Mandurah
Jonty Clark
Albany
Joshua Ladhams
Manjimup
Joshua Lee
Busselton
Braden Wilson
Manjimup
Michael Wright
Jnr
Geraldton
U15 Boys Division 2
Championship
Division Only
Justin Beattie
Kalgoorlie Boulder
Zane Bell
Eaton
Jeremy Caratti
Waroona
Kaije Slater
Northam
Blaine
Thompson
Eaton
U15 Boys Division 3
Championship
Division Only
Darryl Anderson
Narrogin
Michael Bailey
Bindoon
Cooper Creek
Merredin
William Rooke
Denmark
Daniel Taylor
Dongara
Division
Champions
Runners Up
Score
Grand Final
Referees
Grand Final
Most Valuable
Player
Women’s
Championship
Geraldton
Harvey
39-28
Darryl Fishwick - Harvey
Dan Bryant - Busselton
Donelle Wallam -Harvey
Women’s Division 2
Pinjarra
Waroona
26-25
Jena Daniel- Pinjarra
Women’s Division 3
Karratha
Pinjarra
26-24
Julie Byrne - Geraldton
Cassidy Pontillo - Katanning
Alan Smith - Eaton
Ron Winetti - Bunbury
Women’s Division 4
Cunderdin
Merredin
26-16
Elle Smart -Cunderdin
Women’s Division 5
Pinjarra
Geraldton
30-25
Men’s Championship
Albany
Geraldton
35-30
Men’s Division 2
Esperance
Pinjarra
44-37
Donna Bastow - Panel
Claudia Hawkins - Australind
Frank Ralston - Waroona
Taimania Jones - Denmark
Darryl Fishwick -Harvey
Cassidy Pontillo - Katanning
Dan Bryant - Busselton
Andrew Wallis -
Men’s Division 3
Busselton
Waroona
33-25
Gary Stokes - Busselton
Men’s Division 4
Collie
Cunderdin
35-25
Tracey Ward - Karratha
Morgan Jeffreys - Merredin
Kyle Jeffreys - Cunderdin
Brad Franco - Waroona
Men’s Division 5
Pinjarra
Geraldton
36-24
Rob Dempster - Panel
Ryan Baker - Eaton
Theo Kearing - Pinjarra
Veteran Men’s
Division 1
Geraldton
Bunbury
48-46
Alan Smith - Eaton
Frank Ralston - Waroona
Mark Heron - Geraldton
Veteran Men’s
Division 2
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Eaton
36-23
Julie Byrne - Geraldton
Ron Winetti - Bunbury
Jamie Crombie - KalgoorlieBoulder
Daneele Ryan- Karratha
Shelley Salter- Pinjarra
Shaun Rost - Albany
Joel Mackenzie - Esperance
Mathew Harker - Collie
9.
Under 20 WA Women’s team medal at National Championship
Above: Slam Dunk Champion David Rulyancich with basketball greats David Graham, Cal Bruton and Andrew Gaze
The Under 20 WA State Women’s team wrapped up a successful National Championship in Dandenong in February winning a
silver medal after being defeated by Victoria in the final.
Under the guidance of Head Coach Ryan Petrik (Rockingham), the Under 20 Women amassed a 5-3 record for the week,
dropping round games to Victoria and NSW. In the semi-final, WA were able to reverse a one-point loss to NSW which saw
them set up a rematch with the strong Victorian team. Unfortunately Victoria showed their class in the final to run out winners.
In the Men’s side of the Tournament, WA can consider themselves unlucky not to have been playing off for a medal after some
strong performances in the round games which included a 16-point win over eventual Bronze medal winners NSW. However
with a medal being unattainable, the boys won their final game of the Tournament beating QLD 85-55 to finish fifth.
In the Ivor Burge Competition, the WA Men battled hard all week under the guidance of Head Coach Chris Saligari. Whilst they
were unable to record a victory on court, the boys were more than competitive in all games. A highlight for the team was David
Rulyancich winning the Slam Dunk Competition at half-time of the U20 Men’s Final.
Basketball WA would like to congratulate all players and staff on their efforts throughout the Tournament.
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WABL Week 6
SBL Week 8
Community Coach
Course - Cockburn
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MONDAY
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TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
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THURSDAY
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WABL Week 2
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SBL Week 9
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WABL Week 3
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Club Coach Course
(5 x 3hr evenings 13/20/27 March &
3/10 June)
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WABL Week 4
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SBL Week 10
AB Referee Course
- Cockburn
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SBL Week 11
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WABL Week 5
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SBL Week 12
Basketball Western Australia
PO Box 185 FLOREAT WA 6014
6272 0741
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