Saturday domestic team training times
Team training times for the next (Summer 2025-2026) season of EDJBA competition are now available.
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Saturday domestic team lists
Team lists for the next (Summer 2025-2026) season of EDJBA competition are now available.
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Term 4 development programs now open
All Stars Academy, J-League, Aussie Hoops, Little Stars .. they’re all happening!
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September holiday programs are here!
All camps will be held from the 22nd September to 2nd October at Collingwood College, courts 1, 2 & 3. Domestic camp: For those already playing domestic basketball, ages 8-14 Beginners camp: For those who are new to basketball, ages 5-9 All Girls Camps: All girls session for players aged 7-13 Advanced Snmall Group Skills:
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Coaches Clinic
We’re excited to invite all Collingwood All Stars coaches to our upcoming Coaches Clinic: “Structuring a Training Session for Success” Sunday, July 6th 10:30am – 12:00pm Collingwood College – 10 McCutcheon Way, Collingwood VIC 3066 This clinic is designed to help coaches at all levels plan and execute more effective training sessions. We’ll cover how
Saturday domestic team lists and training times
Team lists and training times for the next (Winter) season of EDJBA competition are now available (training schedule has been updated 24 April). For detailed information check the Junior Domestic Winter 2025 page.
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Applications invited for Basketball Development Manager
The new position of Basketball Development Manager (BDM) will help aid in the development of coaches and players through the provision of an inclusive, innovative, and collaborative management style, appropriate direction, training, and education. Download the document below for full details and position description. Email applications or enquiries to our General Manager Trent Pearson.
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No refs no play
There is a statewide 40% shortfall of referees. The leading cause of referees quitting the game we love is abuse. Each and every one of you can change that. As much as abuse is causing referees to quit, respect by all leads to their retention. Respect = retention = enjoyment for all. Everyone has a part to