The Basketball NSW Primary Schools Tournament State Championships took place on November 26th & 27th at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre, showcasing schools from across New South Wales competing for the BNSW State Champion title.
The tournament saw 28 schools competing across 6 divisions, resulting in 100 games being played over the two-day event. The intense competition included numerous nail-biting finishes that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.
Open to all interested schools within the primary school age bracket, the event featured teams that advanced from regional competitions held throughout the state. The top teams from each region in their respective divisions battled it out in the State Championships.
Basketball NSW extends a special thanks to the referees who ensured fairness and integrity throughout the two days.
The dedicated officials included:
- Bailey Baxter
- Abigail Stone
- Alyssa Emperado-Cortez
- Leonie Moore
- Blade Funnell
- Harper Shaw
- Dustin D’souza
- Garry Clarke
- Thant Hein
- Evan Hewlett
- Kaiah Wong
- Dylan Murray-Wright
- Kane Jackson
- Matias Chong
- Calilyse Kiriau-Paulo
- Bruce Keirs (Referee Supervisor)
Congratulations to all the winning teams and to each participant for making the event a memorable success.
Boys Division 1
Winners – St Augustine’s College
Runners Up – Crown Street Public School
Boys Division 2
Winners – Tumut Public School
Runners Up – Central Coast Adventist School
Boys Division 3
Winners – Saint Catherine of Siena Prestons
Runners Up – Crescent Head Public School
Girls Division 1
Winners – Holy Family Catholic Primary School Menai
Runners Up – St Luke’s Grammar
Girls Division 2
Winners – Tumut Public School
Runners Up – Wyalong
Girls Division 3
Winners – St Mary’s Public School
Runners Up – St Patrick’s Catholic School Lithgow
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More Information: The BNSW School Tournaments consist of regional tournaments for both Primary and Secondary Schools. These tournaments culminate in the top teams from each region competing at the State Championships where the best team from NSW will be crowned. These tournaments are open to all New South Wales schools.