Domestic Basketball returns for 2023

DOMESTIC basketball returned to Euroa last week with the commencement of Euroa Basketball Association’s Term 3 Competition. With teams being allocated to age groups of under 18s and under 14s both mixed with boys and girls, it was good to see the teams take to the courts for the first time since December last year. The competition will be played on a Tuesday evening at the multipurpose stadium at Euroa Secondary College and registrations are still open until the end of August. The competition will continue through to the end of term three, culminating in a final's night before the focus shifts to the longer summer domestic season, which will run from the start of term four and continue right through until March at the end of term one and coincide with the end of the representative season. With EBA recently completing its Junior Development Program for beginners and also conducted their Try Outs for the upcoming Representative Basketball Season, there has been plenty of activity around the courts at Euroa Secondary College. Teams representing Euroa Basketball will soon be finalised and training will begin leading up to their first tournament weekend in Echuca in late September. If you would like any information about how you can get involved in any of the basketball programs on offer within the Euroa area, jump onto the Euroa Basketball Facebook page or email euroabasketballassociation@gmail.com and send your enquiries through.

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