Kingaroy Amateur Basketball

Kingaroy Amateur Basketball Association, also known as Kingaroy Basketball Association, is a vibrant sports club located in the South Burnett Regional area of Queensland, Australia. The club welcomes men, women, and children of all age groups to participate in social and competitive basketball.

The association operates two seasons per year, providing ample opportunities for players to engage in the sport. The competition and training sessions take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Kingaroy State High School Indoor Centre, conveniently located on Toomey Street in Kingaroy.

Kingaroy Amateur Basketball Association offers a wide range of programmes catered to different age groups and skill levels. The U10 Aussie Hoops programme, designed for young children between the ages of 5 and 9, provides an excellent introduction to basketball. This programme runs every Tuesday afternoon during the four school terms of the year, from 3:45pm to 4:45pm, at the Kingaroy State High School Indoor Centre.

The association is an accredited provider of the Vicinity Centres Aussie Hoops programme, ensuring high-quality coaching and a fun learning environment for children. Parents can easily register their children on the club's website to participate in the Kingaroy Aussie Hoops programme.

In addition to the regular programmes, Kingaroy Basketball Association hosts various competitions for different age groups. The Under 12's competition is specifically tailored to players aged 8 to 11 years, with group training sessions before games on Tuesday afternoons. The competition commences at 5pm, utilising both courts, and concludes with finals at the end of Term 2. Eligible players must pay the Basketball QLD Registration Annual Membership fee of $32.

26 and the KBA Court Fees to secure a spot on a team.

Similarly, the Under 15's competition is open to players aged 12 to 14 years and takes place at 6pm on Tuesdays. The Under 17's competition, as well as Open Basketball, caters to players aged 15 and above, offering them the opportunity to play competitively.

Open Basketball, held on Thursday nights alongside Social Mixed Basketball, provides an avenue for individuals interested in competing at a higher level. The Open Coordinator for Season 1 2019 is Sean Wicks, who ensures a structured and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Kingaroy Amateur Basketball Association prides itself on being an inclusive club, welcoming members from all backgrounds and skill levels. Whether individuals are looking to develop their basketball skills or simply enjoy the sport in a social setting, Kingaroy Basketball offers the perfect platform. By promoting growth and encouraging learning, the association strives to create a positive and supportive environment for all players.

To get involved with Kingaroy Amateur Basketball Association or for more information about their programmes, competitions, and registration details, individuals can visit the club's website or contact the relevant coordinators directly.