How do intertown registrations work for senior and junior players?

All Senior & Junior Intertown players must register, with registrations due by 10th October. Online registrations require you to pay your SA country affiliation & insurance fees at the time of registering, and all players still need to pay subs to Renmark Basketball club.

What intertown subs do players need to pay?

Junior Intertown subs are $150, and Senior Intertown subs are $160. Players can use Renmark Basketball Club Inc details and reference players name.

Where can I find information about Intertown and local basketball programs?

You can find Intertown details under Intertown links such as Intertown locations, while Local Basketball is listed under Local Basketball. There are also program pages for Junior Program and Senior Program.

Renmark Basketball Association | Renmark Paringa Council,

Renmark Basketball Association is a sports club located in Renmark Paringa Council, South Australia. The club, also known as Renmark Steamers, offers basketball programmes for players of all ages and skill levels.

The club recently shared news and updates on their social media platforms, including information about the 2020/21 registrations, Aussie Hoops programme, Intertown league, and local basketball competitions. They encourage players to register online and pay the necessary fees to participate in the various programmes.

The Intertown league is a competitive basketball programme where players are selected through a trial process to represent Renmark Steamers in different divisions. Junior teams play on Friday nights, while senior teams play on Thursday nights. The teams travel to different locations in the Riverland region to compete against other teams in their division. The committee is responsible for handling any inquiries related to the Intertown league.

The club also organises a local competition for primary school children, which is held on Saturday mornings at the Renmark Recreation Centre. The teams are selected after two fun trials to ensure balanced teams and an enjoyable experience for all participants. Division One includes primary school children from years 5, 6, and 7, with the possibility of including high school children from years 8 and 9 if there are enough participants. Division Two consists of primary school children from years 3 and 4, with exceptions made for exceptionally skilled or unconfident players.

The local coordinator, Chantel Johnson, can be contacted for any questions or inquiries about the local competition, coaching, or umpiring opportunities.

The Renmark Basketball Association emphasises the importance of a safe and inclusive environment for all participants. They require all coaches, umpires, and individuals above the age of 18 working with children to have a DCSI (Department of Communities and Social Inclusion) check. Additionally, all coaches, umpires, and managers above the age of 14 must have a Working with Children Check. It is recommended to contact Karina Curtis for further information regarding the necessary checks.

The club encourages everyone to familiarise themselves with the anti-harassment and bullying policy, as well as the parent and coach guidelines, before each season. It is their priority to create a positive and respectful atmosphere for all participants.

Overall, Renmark Basketball Association provides a variety of basketball programmes for the community, catering to different age groups and skill levels. They prioritise the development of players' basketball skills, teamwork, and personal growth.