In an exciting collaboration between Basketball NSW and Penrith City Council, we are proud to announce that Penrith City Council will present the 2024 Spalding Waratah Junior Premier League Finals (JPL) and U12’s State Championships.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in fostering community engagement and promoting the love of basketball within the region.
Set against the backdrop of Penrith’s vibrant sporting landscape, the JPL Finals and U12’s State Championships will take place from the 2nd – 4th of August at Penrith Regional Valley Sports Centre. At different points throughout the weekend, Hawkesbury Indoor Stadium and St. Paul’s Grammar School will serve as secondary venues. This esteemed event promises to showcase the best of junior basketball talent, as teams from across New South Wales converge to compete for glory and honour.
The Penrith City Council’s support underscores its commitment to nurturing youth development, fostering community spirit, and promoting healthy, active lifestyles among young athletes. By partnering with Penrith City Council, BNSW aims to provide a platform for aspiring basketball stars to shine while also enhancing the overall sporting experience for players, coaches, referees and spectators alike.
Penrith Mayor, Todd Carney expressed Penrith City Council’s enthusiastic support as a proud sponsor of the Spalding Waratah Junior Premier League Finals and U12’s State Championships.
“We are thrilled to extend our support to this prestigious event, which not only highlights our dedication to sports but also provides an excellent platform to showcase our city’s vibrant spirit,” Cr Carney said.
“Our commitment to fostering active lifestyles and community engagement is unwavering, and events like these perfectly align with our values.”
“Visitors to Penrith can expect a great experience, with a myriad of attractions ranging from thrilling outdoor adventures to rich historical landmarks, diverse shopping options, and a thriving arts and dining scene.
“I congratulate all the athletes who are competing at this event and commend them on their dedication to their sport. I hope you all enjoy your visit to Penrith,” Cr Carney said.
Basketball NSW, CEO, Maria Nordstrom expressed her excitement in working with Penrith City Council.
“Through this collaborative effort, we strive to create an inclusive and welcoming environment where the values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play are celebrated,” said Nordstrom.
“Together, we look forward to igniting the passion for basketball within the hearts of our community members and inspiring the next generation of champions.”
Click HERE for the 2024 Spalding Waratah Junior Premier League Draw.
