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2021 AUSTRALIAN
UNDER-18
CHAMPIONSHIPS
10 – 17 APRIL
EAGLE STADIUM, WERRIBEE
WINNING PARTNERSHIP
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5 Welcome
Basketball Australia & Wyndham Basketball 15 Trophy Honours
Under-18
6 Championship Draw
Under-18 Men & Women 18 Awards
Luc Longley
9 Feature
Class of 2011 20 Event Information
Contacts & Organising Committee
11 Team Lists
Under-18 Men & Women
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WELCOME
On behalf of Basketball Australia, it is my pleasure On behalf of Basketball Australia, I would also like
to welcome you to the 2021 Australian Under-18 to extend our gratitude to the Executive Committee
Championships in Werribee, Victoria. and staff at Wyndham Basketball for hosting the
2021 championships, particularly with the added but
We are back! After the COVID-19 pandemic led to important COVID-safe protocols that this event must
a hiatus of live sporting events around the world, adhere to.
including the cancellation of the 2020 Under-18
and Kevin Coombs Cup event, we are excited to A special thank you also to the many volunteers for all
welcome the country’s best junior basketballers back their hard work in the lead-up to these championships
to compete for the chance to be crowned the 2021 and throughout. Our sport is indebted to the
Australian Champions. Unfortunately, the challenges dedication and passion of those who contribute so
of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to exact a toll with much to the sport in a voluntary capacity, and we
PAUL MALEY the Kevin Coombs Cup unable to take place this year cannot thank you enough.
as a part of these Championships.
EXECUTIVE We also congratulate all athletes and appointed
GENERAL MANAGER It was a priority for Basketball Australia and the sport coaching staff on being selected to represent your
BASKETBALL in general that the Australian Junior Championships respective state or territory, and we hope you return
Basketball Australia were able to be contested this year should the climate home with many wonderful memories from this
allow, as these events form an important part of the experience.
Australian basketball high performance pathway.
After almost two years since these championships
Many senior national team representatives were previously contested, may I say “good luck” to all
have forged success playing careers from these players, coaches, referees, officials and support staff
Championships, including the likes of Australian during this year’s Australian Under-18 Championships.
Boomers and Chemist Warehouse Opals Cayla George,
Chris Goulding, Joe Ingles and Jenna O’Hea. Acknowledgement of Country
2021 is an important year for our national teams, with Basketball Australia recognises Aboriginal and
the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics; the Boomers and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Custodians
Opals are also competing in the 2021 FIBA Asia Cup;
of the lands on which Australia was founded.
and our junior national teams are set to feature in the
FIBA Under-19 World Championships. We acknowledge the Wathaurung, Woiwurrung and
Boonwurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation as the
With a total of 106 games scheduled to be played, Traditional Owners of the lands on which this event
showcasing 26 representative teams from around the
takes place.
country, basketball fans and patrons are guaranteed a
feast of action over the eight days of competition.
It is with great pleasure and excitement that l Eagle stadium managers, Wyn Active, and Victoria
officially welcome all participating players, coaches, University have also been very important and
team managers, officials, parents, and spectators valuable with their contribution to the event, as
to Wyndham for the 2021 Australian Under-18 have our partners: Quest Werribee, myPhysio, Impact
Championships. Sports Promotions, Sports in Focus and Cable Blu.
The Wyndham Basketball Association is delighted To the teams, l wish all participants an enjoyable
that we have been provided with the chance and injury free week, and hope that everyone comes
to engage with our local community, showcase away from Wyndham with fantastic on and off court
fantastic talent, and grow basketball participation in memories. In addition to amazing basketball, l hope
Melbourne’s West. We thank Basketball Australia for everybody gets the opportunity to experience the City
giving us this opportunity. of Wyndham and enjoy the local foods, entertainment,
CRAIG ARMSTEAD and hospitality.
Staging an event like this requires support from
GENERAL MANAGER
many people and organisations. To our Executive Once again, welcome to this wonderful event. l look
Wyndham Basketball Committee members, staff and our many volunteers forward to meeting many people and enjoying what
Association thanks for all your assistance in the preparation and is sure to be a big week for our Basketball Association
management of the event. and the sport we all love.
The Wyndham Basketball Association would also
like to specifically thank for their support, Wyndham
City Council and in particular Cr Peter Maynard, the
Federal government and local member Joanne Ryan
MP, and the Victorian state government and our local
member Tim Pallas MP.
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UNDER-18 MEN
CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW
Pool A Pool B
ACT NSW Country
NSW Metro QLD South
NT
SA Metro
QLD North
TAS
SA Country
VIC Country
VIC Metro
WA Metro
WA Country
Draw
COMPETITION GAME TIME CRT TEAM A TEAM B COMPETITION GAME TIME CRT TEAM A TEAM B
Friday 9th April Thursday 15th April
7:00pm 1 Opening Ceremony 5th Pool A 6th Pool B
Classification 73 9:00am 1
Saturday 10th April .................... ....................
Pool A 1 11:00am 5 NSW Metro ACT 5th Pool B 6th Pool A
Classification 74 9:30am 3
Pool A 2 11:15am 1 VIC Metro SA Country .................... ....................
Pool B 4 1:00pm 5 WA Metro TAS
2nd Pool A 3rd Pool B
Pool A 7 3:00pm 5 QLD North NT Quarter Final 77 1:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool B 8 3:15pm 1 VIC Country NSW Country
1st Pool B 4th Pool A
Pool B 10 5:00pm 5 SA Metro QLD South Quarter Final 80 3:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool A 13 7:15pm 1 ACT WA Country
Sunday 11th April 2nd Pool B 3rd Pool A
Quarter Final 81 5:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 15 10:30am 5 NT VIC Metro
Pool B 18 12:30pm 5 QLD South NSW Country 1st Pool A 4th Pool B
Quarter Final 84 7:30pm 3
Pool A 19 12:45pm 1 SA Country NSW Metro .................... ....................
Pool A 22 2:45pm 1 WA Country QLD North Friday 16th April
Pool B 23 3:00pm 3 SA Metro WA Metro
Loser #74 Loser #73
Pool B 25 4:45pm 1 TAS VIC Country Play Off 11th 85 9:00am 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 27 6:45pm 1 VIC Metro ACT
Monday 12th April Play Off 9/10 88 11:30am 3
Winner #73 Winner #74
Pool A 30 10:30am 5 SA Country QLD North .................... ....................
Pool A 32 11:00am 3 NSW Metro WA Country
Loser #77 Loser #80
Pool B 34 12:45pm 1 NSW Country WA Metro Classification 5-8 90 1:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool B 37 2:45pm 1 VIC Country QLD South
Pool B 39 4:30pm 5 TAS SA Metro Winner #80 Winner #77
Semi Final 91 3:00pm 1
Pool A 41 5:00pm 3 ACT NT .................... ....................
Pool A 43 7:00pm 3 VIC Metro NSW Metro
Loser #81 Loser #84
Pool A 44 7:15pm 5 WA Country SA Country Classification 5-8 94 5:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Tuesday 13th April
Pool A 45 10:30am 5 QLD North ACT Winner #84 Winner #81
Semi Final 95 7:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 49 12:45pm 1 VIC Metro WA Country
Pool B 50 1:00pm 3 WA Metro VIC Country Saturday 17th April
Pool A 51 2:30pm 5 NT SA Country
Loser #85 7th Pool A
Pool B 52 2:45pm 1 QLD South TAS Play Off 12/13 98 9:30am 3
.................... ....................
Pool B 56 5:00pm 3 NSW Country SA Metro
Loser #90 Loser #94
Pool A 58 7:00pm 3 NSW Metro QLD North Play Off 7/8 99 11:00am 1
.................... ....................
Wednesday 14th April
Winner #90 Winner #94
Pool A 59 11:15am 1 WA Country NT Play Off 5/6 102 1:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool A 61 1:00pm 5 SA Country ACT
Pool B 63 1:30pm 3 QLD South WA Metro Loser #91 Loser #95
Bronze Medal 103 3:00pm 1
Pool B 66 3:30pm 3 TAS NSW Country .................... ....................
Pool B 68 5:15pm 1 SA Metro VIC Country Winner #95 Winner #91
Gold Medal 106 7:30pm 1
Pool A 70 7:00pm 5 NT NSW Metro .................... ....................
Pool A 71 7:15pm 1 QLD North VIC Metro 9:30pm 1 Closing Ceremony
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UNDER-18 WOMEN
CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW
Pool A Pool B
NSW Metro ACT
NT
NSW Country
QLD North
QLD South
SA Country
SA Metro
TAS
VIC Metro VIC Country
WA Metro WA Country
Draw
COMPETITION GAME TIME CRT TEAM A TEAM B COMPETITION GAME TIME CRT TEAM A TEAM B
Friday 9th April Wednesday 14th April
7:00pm 1 Opening Ceremony Pool A 60 11:30am 3 TAS QLD North
Saturday 10th April Pool B 62 1:15pm 1 QLD South WA Country
Pool A 3 11:30am 3 TAS NSW Metro Pool A 64 3:00pm 5 NSW Metro WA Metro
Pool B 5 1:15pm 1 NSW Country ACT Pool A 65 3:15pm 1 VIC Metro SA Country
Pool B 6 1:30pm 3 SA Metro QLD South Pool B 67 5:00pm 5 SA Metro NSW Country
Pool A 9 3:30pm 3 SA Country NT Pool B 69 5:30pm 3 ACT VIC Country
Pool B 11 5:15pm 1 WA Country VIC Country Pool A 72 7:30pm 3 NT TAS
Pool A 12 5:30pm 3 VIC Metro WA Metro Thursday 15th April
Pool A 14 7:30pm 3 NSW Metro QLD North 5th Pool B 6th Pool A
Classification 75 11:00am 1
.................... ....................
Sunday 11th April 5th Pool A 6th Pool B
Classification 76 11:30am 3
Pool A 16 10:45am 1 WA Metro SA Country .................... ....................
2nd Pool A 3rd Pool B
Pool A 17 11:00am 3 QLD North VIC Metro Quarter Final 78 1:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool B 20 1:00pm 3 QLD South ACT 1st Pool B 4th Pool A
Quarter Final 79 3:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool B 21 2:30pm 5 WA Country SA Metro
2nd Pool B 3rd Pool A
Quarter Final 82 5:30pm 3
Pool A 24 4:30pm 5 NSW Metro NT .................... ....................
1st Pool A 4th Pool B
Pool B 26 5:00pm 3 VIC Country NSW Country Quarter Final 83 7:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 28 7:00pm 3 SA Country QLD North
Friday 16th April
Pool A 29 7:15pm 5 TAS WA Metro Loser #75 Loser #76
Play Off 11th 86 9:30am 3
.................... ....................
Monday 12th April
Winner #76 Winner #75
Play Off 9/10 87 11:00am 1
Pool A 31 10:45am 1 NT VIC Metro .................... ....................
Winner #79 Winner #78
Pool A 33 12:30pm 5 WA Metro QLD North Semi Final 89 1:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool B 35 1:00pm 3 NSW Country QLD South Loser #78 Loser #79
Classification 5-8 92 3:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool B 36 2:30pm 5 ACT WA Country
Winner #83 Winner #82
Semi Final 93 5:00pm 1
Pool A 38 3:00pm 3 SA Country TAS .................... ....................
Pool B 40 4:45pm 1 SA Metro VIC Country Loser #82 Loser #83
Classification 5-8 96 7:30pm 3
.................... ....................
Pool A 42 6:45pm 1 VIC Metro NSW Metro
Saturday 17th April
Tuesday 13th April Loser #86 7th Pool A
Play Off 12/13 97 9:00am 1
Pool B 46 10:45am 1 VIC Country QLD South .................... ....................
Loser #92 Loser #96
Pool A 47 11:00am 3 NT WA Metro Play Off 7/8 100 11:30am 3
.................... ....................
Pool B 48 12:30pm 5 ACT SA Metro Loser #89 Loser #93
Bronze Medal 101 1:00pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 53 3:00pm 3 NSW Metro SA Country Winner #92 Winner #96
Play Off 5/6 104 3:30pm 3
Pool B 54 4:30pm 5 NSW Country WA Country .................... ....................
Winner #93 Winner #89
Pool A 55 4:45pm 1 TAS VIC Metro Gold Medal 105 5:30pm 1
.................... ....................
Pool A 57 6:45pm 1 QLD North NT 9:30pm 1 Closing Ceremony
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CLASS OF
2011 •
•
192 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships
Started WNBL career as a 16-year
old with Adelaide Lightning in
•
•
162 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships
Started WNBL career at AIS in
2009
2010
• WNBL Rookie of the year 2011
• Named WNBL Rookie of the year
in 2014 • Australian Gems Bronze
Medal 2013 FIBA U19 World
• 2 x WNBL Championships with Championships
Townsville & Sydney Uni Flames
• Current WNBL player Bendigo
• Australian Gems Bronze Spirit
Medal 2013 FIBA U19 World
Alex Wilson Championships
Carly Ernst
South Australia
Victoria Metro
• 82 Points in 2011 Australian U18 • 92 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships Championships
• AIS Scholarship athlete in 2012- • Australian U17 FIBA World Cup
2013 Team 2012
• Attended Saint Mary’s College • Australia U19 FIBA World Cup
2013-2014 Team 2013
• Started his NBL career with • Australia Boomers debut 2013
Sydney Kings in 2017 FIBA Oceania Championships
• Currently plays for South East • Fifth overall pick in the 2014 NBA
Melbourne Phoenix in NBL Draft
• His dad, Brad, played NBL with • NBA - Utah Jazz 2014-2019
Dane Pineau Devonport Warriors & Melbourne Dante Exum
Tigers • NBA – Cleveland Cavaliers 2019
Victoria Metro Victoria Metro – 2021
• Current NBA Team Houston
Rockets
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• 22 Points in 2011 Australian U18 • 65 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships Championships
• Started her WNBL Career at AIS • Attended College with Auburn
2011 Tigers 2014-2015
• Won two WNBL championships • Attended College with Hawaii
with Townsville Fire Rainbow Warriors 2016 – 2019
• Current player of WNBL Perth • Started his NBL career with
Lynx Melbourne Tigers in 2019
• In 2019 played for Herner TC in • Current NBL player with Adelaide
Germany 36ers
• Australian Opals debut in 2019 • Both his dad, Nigel and mother,
Darcee Garbin FIBA Asia Cup Jack Purchase Simone played NBL & WNBL
Western Australia Victoria Metro
Country
• 78 Points in 2011 Australian U18 • 86 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships Championships
• International debut with New • Started his NBL Career in 2012
Zealand U17 team at 2009 FIBA with Wollongong Hawks
Oceania U16 Championships as a
14 year old • Won a silver medal with
Australian Crocs in 2012 FIBA U17
• WNBL Melbourne Boomers 2017 World Championships
- Present
• In 2016 played for Vrsac in
• Current Senior international with Basketball League of Serbia
New Zealand Tall Ferns
• Current member of Cairns
• Two of her older sisters Charmian Taipans in the NBL
and Natalie also represented
Kalani Purcell New Zealand at the Olympics Mirko Djeric
Queensland South NSW Metro
• 169 Points in 2011 Australian U18 • 80 Points in 2011 Australian U18
Championships Championships
• Started her WNBL career at age • Started her WNBL Career at AIS
17 for Adelaide Lightning 2011 2011
• 2014 WNBL Rookie of the year • Attended NCAA Division 1 College
at Utah State Aggies 2012-2014
• Third Round (33rd Overall) WNBA
Draft pick in 2014 to Phoenix • Oldest Brother Cameron Bairstow
Mercury former NBA player with Chicago
Bulls
• Current member of New York
Liberty WNBA • Older brother Jarred currently
plays for NBL Perth WIldcats
• Current Australian Opals Squad
Steph Talbot Stephanie
South Australia Country Bairstow
Queensland South
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TEAM LISTS
ACT AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
- U18 MEN NSW NSW COUNTRY
- U18 MEN NSW NSW METRO
- U18 MEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
3 Bowyn Beatty 213 2/8/04 5 Noah Shiels 166 25/2/04 4 Tyrese Proctor 190 1/4/04
4 Angus Byatt 160 5/11/04 6 Joshua Morgan 187 26/1/05 5 James O'Donnell 180 22/8/05
7 Joshua Dent 188 9/5/05
5 Oliver Primrose 185 5/8/04 6 Anthony Mundine 167 4/3/05
8 Harley Kent 175 4/5/04
6 Alexander Toohey 201 5/5/04 7 Lucas Morgan 160 19/7/04
10 Isaiah Walter 194 28/3/04
7 Cameron Pender 199 8/5/04 10 Samuel Lewis 190 5/1/05
11 Jackson Ware 200 6/6/04
9 Lachlan Smith 195 18/5/04 11 Marcus Hamilton 180 13/1/04
12 Harrison Iliffe 196 21/4/04
10 Jordan Jonathan 180 9/11/05 12 Gordon Gill 170 25/10/04
13 Noah Pagotto 191 28/2/05
11 Che Peters 170 4/9/04 14 Will Mortimore 200 7/1/05 13 Harrison Evans 209 9/11/04
12 William Rice 198 9/2/04 15 Judah Kami 180 13/1/05 14 Isaac Ayoubi 174 3/5/05
14 William Nichols 198 1/6/04 15 Judah Kami 180 13/1/05 15 Christian Aukuso 170 15/5/05
Head Coach Deborah Cook Head Coach Curtis Sardi Head Coach Reece Potter
Assistant Manager Sean Gilligan Assistant Coach Darren Duff Assistant Coach Angus Bourke
Assistant Coach Andrew Rice Assistant Coach Callum Wade Assistant Coach Purvis (Will) Hill
Manager Tracey Peacock Physiotherapist Samuel Barnes Manager Kristy Dallinger
Physiotherapist Toby Conroy
NT NORTHERN TERRITORY
- U18 MEN QLD QUEENSLAND NORTH
- U18 MEN QLD QUEENSLAND SOUTH
- U18 MEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
5 Jason Ramsamy 186 29/10/05 2 Benjamin Knight 200 19/5/04 1 William Mahoney 190 7/4/04
6 Joel De Barros 194 10/6/04 3 Kane Runnalls 206 17/3/04 4 Jayden Harris-Wihongi 193 7/2/04
7 Zacary Ilic 192 8/8/04 4 Jaylon Beecroft 183 7/1/04 5 Kobe McDowell-White 183 9/2/04
8 Tristyn Ambrose-Pearce 201 21/1/05 6 Benjamin Tweedy 188 11/11/05 6 Nazar Angallo 178 23/4/04
10 Hayden Brauer 190 21/8/05 7 Jaylen Pitman 183 16/6/05 7 Javarne Hunt 185 24/5/04
11 Matteo Materazzo 173 5/4/04 8 Rory Hawke 194 14/1/04 10 Joshua Hughes 206 8/1/05
14 Maverick Falzon 169 10/10/04 12 Matthew Evans 193 9/1/05 11 Nevarda Higgins 198 22/2/05
23 Clayton Jewell 196 27/8/04 13 Kaleb Mitchelhill 196 30/6/04 15 Geordan Papacostas 199 19/6/04
24 Anthony Rowse 170 17/3/04 14 Luca Yates 204 29/1/04 27 Elijah Kamu 196 26/2/05
32 Mixon Laurel 176 14/1/04 22 Marshall Wilson 195 13/2/04 29 Joshua Wolff 184 19/5/04
Head Coach Brett Maksimovic Head Coach Rodney Anderson Head Coach Michael Lake
Assistant Coach Adam Marjoram Assistant Coach Ethan Betts Apprentice Coach Kirby Harley
Manager Manuel Del brocco Manager Natalie Beecroft Assistant Coach Kabe Cicolini
Physiotherapist Bridie Duggan Development Coach Henry Mahoney
Manager Joy Hooper
SA SOUTH AUSTRALIA COUNTRY
- U18 MEN SA SOUTH AUSTRALIA METRO
- U18 MEN TAS TASMANIA
- U18 MEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Isaac Warhurst 187 23/5/04 2 Sean Stock 189 5/10/04 4 Eli French 172 22/4/04
5 Benjamin Young 180 27/1/05 3 Noah McDonald 189 13/7/05 7 Callum Boucher 201 26/7/04
6 Thomas Welk 180 11/11/04 4 Jack King 196 6/10/04 8 Kye Savage 186 23/7/05
7 Joshua Clifton 199 22/5/04 6 Samuel Tosh 185 31/1/04 9 Lachlan Maynard 182 5/11/04
8 Charlie Wyatt 192 19/7/04 8 Marco D’Annunzio 195 11/8/04 10 Marli Bourn 187 21/1/04
9 Dominic Carter 189 6/8/04 12 Benjamin Carlson 191 21/8/04 11 Lachlan Brewer 195 27/4/05
10 Louis Schell 168 22/8/04 14 Cooper Osborne 183 24/11/04 12 Zaki Anis 180 24/5/04
11 Trasen Pickett Carbine 185 22/6/04 30 Noah English 203 13/9/04 13 Phoenix Robey 194 30/3/04
12 Noah Brown 181 16/1/04 32 David Rinaldi 180 13/3/04 15 Luke Brown 195 26/5/04
13 Jack Sullivan 185 19/12/04 63 Harry Bruce 183 7/5/05 24 Ryley Haywood 194 12/11/04
Head Coach Daniel Stratford Head Coach Jarrod Clarke Head Coach Nathan Brereton
Apprentice Coach Hamish Price Assistant Coach Paul Rigoni Assistant Coach Jeremy Hill
Assistant Coach Scott Rattus Assistant Coach James Alexander Manager Angela Savage
Manager Nathan Wright Development Coach Chad Friend
Physiotherapist Neal Fitton Coach Developer David Spear
Manager Tania Turnbull
Physiotherapist Dimitrios Mitsioulis
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TEAM LISTS
VIC VICTORIA COUNTRY
- U18 MEN VIC VICTORIA METRO
- U18 MEN WA WESTERN AUSTRALIA COUNTRY
- U18 MEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Fletcher Burger 188 17/5/05 4 Beau Tranter 189 27/1/04 4 Jackson Broadbent 202 2/12/04
5 Jack Connolly 185 24/2/05 5 Zahn Agosta 191 6/11/04 5 Rory Charles 184 1/3/04
6 Alex Molan 183 3/1/05 7 Jackson Harding 196 15/3/04 6 Maxx Della Franca 186 6/4/04
7 Lucas Impey 198 12/12/05 8 Kristian Ferronato 186 19/1/05 7 Tomas Dobson 180 19/11/04
8 Jet Kneebone 182 21/7/04 6 Daniel Poelsma 202 11/1/04 8 Philip Gibaut 189 3/2/04
9 Darcy Jones 190 7/10/04 9 Ethan Bolton 194 11/3/05 9 Kameniev Igbinovia 186 26/2/04
10 Jack Hrehoresen 184 5/5/04 10 Tristan Devers 191 2/7/05 10 Byron Jonker 200 22/1/04
11 George Stevens 190 14/4/05 11 Blake Shankland 187 1/8/04 11 Pharell Keats 179 26/5/05
12 Corey Hastings 178 14/6/05 12 AJ Magbegor 200 7/4/04 12 Joseph Macdonald 195 18/1/05
13 Lachlan Smith 183 5/10/05 13 Bradley Moorey 195 27/1/04 13 Kade Szyszka 175 14/1/04
Head Coach Joel Anderson Head Coach Craig Stratford Head Coach Matthew Knight
Assistant Coach Brenton O'Brien Assistant Coach Darren Best Assistant Coach Michael Clarke
Assistant Coach Kaleb Sclater Assistant Coach Dion Jewell Assistant Coach Mark Murrowood
Manager richard morin Manager Mark Sainsbery Manager Callie Djukic
Physiotherapist Tharindu Ranabahu Physiotherapist Karina Chilman
WA WESTERN AUSTRALIA METRO
- U18 MEN
No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Ty Channells 190 11/10/04
5 Alexander Condon 203 25/7/04
6 Joshua Draper 190 8/2/04
7 Ethan Elliott 183 30/6/04
8 Riley Eves 180 23/6/04
9 Thomas Gerovich 200 23/4/04
10 Ben Henshall 195 22/6/04
11 Alex Kovatchev 195 14/4/04
12 Dean Morse 191 17/12/04
13 Kauri Tipene-Grace 195 16/3/04
Head Coach Andrew Cooper
Assistant Coach Damian Barr
Assistant Coach Jordan Smith
Manager Vanessa Chamberlain
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TEAM LISTS
ACT AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
- U18 WOMEN NSW NSW COUNTRY
- U18 WOMEN NSW NSW METRO
- U18 WOMEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
2 Sophie McWatt 178 22/7/05 4 Bridie White 171 10/3/05 5 Felicity Henderson 180 1/9/04
3 Ilijana Matijevic 180 29/9/05 5 Asha Phillips 177 23/4/04 6 Alexandra Kayrouz 178 30/3/04
5 Alison Francis 170 28/4/04 6 Alexandra Oliver 167 15/08/05 7 Sari Mowbray 176 26/1/04
6 Grace Silberberg 175 6/12/04 7 Mila Wawszkowicz 181 15/7/04 8 Dylan Alexander 178 1/1/05
7 Lauren Armstrong 175 24/2/04 8 Grace Whyte 180 12/4/05 9 Rose Nelson 183 12/1/04
8 Emily Nguyen 165 16/6/04 9 Kelsey Crossan 180 6/1/04 10 Chloe Williams 173 22/3/05
9 Lara Essex 150 22/2/04 10 Amelia Hasset 189 2/1/04 11 Carla Pitman 180 19/1/04
10 Tilly Bean 173 25/8/04 11 Hannah Rowe 180 18/02/04 12 Caitlyn Martin 162 16/9/05
11 Mailey Cunningham 180 24/9/05 12 Emily Foy 183 21/7/04 13 Jada Crawshaw 184 12/8/04
13 Hannah Briskey 185 5/7/05 13 Isla Juffermans 191 18/4/05 14 Meera Coburn 186 7/2/05
Head Coach Ian Beale Head Coach Shelley Bates Head Coach Lauryn Curtin
Assistant Coach Sean Gilligan Assistant Coach Rebecca Dudic Assistant Coach Gail Henderson
Assistant Coach Shane Lowndes Assistant Coach Christine Higgisson Assistant Coach William Lopez
Manager April Croft Development Coach Lauren Brahe Manager Alissa McCann
Physiotherapist Toby Conroy Manager Renelle Genner Physiotherapist James Coller
NT NORTHERN TERRITORY
- U18 WOMEN QLD QUEENSLAND NORTH
- U18 WOMEN QLD QUEENSLAND SOUTH
- U18 WOMEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Olivia Dean 178 11/6/05 4 Isabella Mulcahy 178 30/4/04 2 Lucy Reid 179 11/11/04
5 Sophie Palmer 162 7/12/04 5 Andria Heard 175 19/5/05 4 Hayley McDowell-White 178 27/12/05
6 Cecily Rankin 160 26/12/05 6 Erin Harvey 169 23/3/05 8 Jade Peacock 183 15/3/05
7 Tsharni Graham 177 28/10/05 7 Brooke Jensen 161 24/6/05 10 Lulu Twidale 174 9/5/05
9 Julia Pollon 167 15/8/05 8 Maeghan Saldumbide 173 6/5/04 11 Summah Hanson 179 16/6/05
10 Kiarna Collinson 167 7/2/04 9 Paris Santacaterina 168 3/2/04 12 Lilly Rotunno 170 26/1/04
11 Laleeta Das 172 29/12/04 10 Grace Little 187 2/11/04 13 Mackenzie Auton 170 16/2/05
13 Alyssa Perkins 163 17/2/04 11 Phoebe Holmes 170 1/10/05 15 Skye Mason 186 22/1/04
14 Amy List 185 1/10/05 12 Charli Kenny 175 15/8/05 17 Jessica Petrie 186 17/5/05
23 Emily Smyth 166 8/1/05 14 Laycee Carter 180 24/3/05 31 Ella Gordon 187 9/12/04
Head Coach Tania Dhu Head Coach James Rapinett Head Coach Jackie Brown
Assistant Coach Erin Geer Assistant Coach Jamiey Doevendans Assistant Coach Rebecca Schatz
Manager Jacqueline Adams Manager Pamela Heard Assistant Coach Julie Stringer
Physiotherapist Bridie Duggan Development Coach Mark Hauser
Manager Bianca McDowell
SA SA METRO
- U18 WOMEN SA SOUTH AUSTRALIA COUNTRY
- U18 WOMEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
3 Maddy Hinton 167 14/4/05 4 Emmy Roach 181 27/9/05
4 Tayla Brazel 182 9/3/04 5 Tara Bryant 170 6/2/04
6 Yasmin Nairn 180 5/5/04 6 Olivia Bradley 183 15/2/05
7 Mia Walker-Roberts 177 2/6/05 7 Chloe Harding 184 20/1/05
10 Jess Simoms 179 11/4/04 8 Tia Dahlitz 170 5/2/05
12 Kaitlin Rowe 174 1/6/04 9 Gemma Broadwood 176 20/1/04
14 Izzy Borlase 179 18/9/04 10 Layla Harris 165 1/10/04
24 Ellie-Rose Janssen-Holton 167 31/1/04 11 Taylor Moffat 170 20/4/04
45 Awur Ajak 192 10/2/05 12 Bianca Stasinowsky 179 16/12/04
49 Paige Padroth 171 12/10/05 13 Amelie Webb 160 12/7/05
Head Coach Katherine McPhail Head Coach Mark Billington
Assistant Coach Thomas Hilbig Apprentice Coach Lisa-Jane Drefke
Assistant Coach Morgan Treloar Assistant Coach Danny Millard
Development Coach Teagan Stanley Development Coach Zali Grosser
Manager Marilyn Gliddon Manager Jessica Kennedy
Physiotherapist Heyson Hinge Physiotherapist Samantha Mathews
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TEAM LISTS
TAS TASMANIA
- U18 WOMEN VIC VICTORIA COUNTRY
- U18 WOMEN VIC VICTORIA METRO
- U18 WOMEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Hollie Nash 183 1/8/05 4 Rosie Todd 170 28/10/04 4 Holly Griffiths 192 12/6/04
5 Chloe Kitto 192 23/2/04 5 Bella Peterson 176 10/3/04
5 Tanielle Knight 185 28/3/04
8 Zoe Banks 172 2/5/04
6 Georgia Cox 190 10/9/04 6 Sophie Burrows 184 31/12/04
9 Eliza Van de Kamp 180 26/4/04
7 Dallas Loughridge 167 23/1/04 7 Tabitha Betson 185 2/8/05
10 Rubi Gray 175 18/3/05
8 Georgia Koopmans 179 12/1/04 8 Ally Marshall 170 23/2/04
11 Macey Crawford 178 17/3/05
9 Jemma Amoore 163 17/6/05 9 Jaz Salon 157 4/6/04
12 Jasmine Ashlin 179 28/8/04
10 Dyani Ananiev 186 12/5/04 10 Tess Heal 178 4/2/04
13 Charli Kay 173 20/3/04
15 Taya Webb 183 4/4/04 11 Erin Condron 190 16/6/04 11 Amy Kurkowski 182 20/10/05
20 Niamh Bawle 168 9/2/05 12 Isabel Whitelaw 184 20/6/05 12 Amy O'Hara 187 6/2/04
32 Amelia Whitehead 170 21/2/05 14 Jaime Gallatly 178 18/1/05 13 Nyadiew Puoch 189 23/6/04
Head Coach Tony Webb Head Coach Haydn Kirkwood Head Coach Lloyd Klaman
Assistant Coach Tania McCoy Assistant Coach David Herbert Assistant Coach Matt Bongetti
Manager Leanne Webb Assistant Coach Rebecca McIntyre Assistant Coach Jackie Gibson
Manager Wendy Campbell Manager Katrina Barry
Physiotherapist Liana Fitzpatrick Physiotherapist Courtney Kennedy
WA WESTERN AUSTRALIA COUNTRY
- U18 WOMEN WA WESTERN AUSTRALIA METRO
- U18 WOMEN
No. Player Height D.O.B No. Player Height D.O.B
4 Katie Duncan 165 25/5/05 4 Ella Averill 184 27/8/04
5 Abbi Gibson 180 3/2/05 5 Jayda Clark 183 19/7/05
6 Abbey Hall 186 1/10/04 6 Kyrah Daniels 180 2/3/04
7 Sydney Meares 180 29/5/05 7 Hannah Duncan 183 9/3/04
10 Jaime Skeggs 174 23/4/04 8 Grace Foster 175 4/7/05
13 Leah York 160 21/10/04 9 Charlotte Graziano 174 23/11/05
8 Tori Ranson 186 4/2/04 10 Mia Jacobs 186 25/3/04
9 Jaya Scafidi 172 21/8/04 11 Caitlin Lord 172 2/3/05
11 Tayeesha Weeden 166 4/6/04 12 Malia Tharpe 181 11/11/04
12 Maryanne Vunikura 186 22/9/05 13 Kyana Weir 167 17/10/05
Head Coach Daniel Donaldson Head Coach Keegan Crawford
Assistant Coach Keely O’Brien Assistant Coach Kerry Clarke
Assistant Coach Ellyce Ironmonger Assistant Coach Darcee Garbin
Manager Donna Ironmonger Manager Mark Matthiessen
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LAYUP 14PAST CHAMPIONS
MERV EMMS LOCATION
Launceston
YEAR
1954
CHAMPIONS
New South Wales
TROPHY HONOURS Melbourne
Adelaide
1955
1956
New South Wales
South Australia
Sydney 1957 New South Wales
As a revered and respected coach known also for his Devonport 1958 New South Wales
Melbourne 1959 New South Wales
outstanding work as an official, administrator and Adelaide 1960 South Australia
lifelong volunteer of basketball, Merv Emms’ name is Toowoomba 1961 South Australia
Sydney 1962 New South Wales
deservedly etched upon the Australian Under-18 Men’s Hobart 1963 New South Wales
Championship trophy. Perth 1964 New South Wales
Adelaide 1965 Victoria
Wollongong 1966 Victoria
Emms’ role as a technical as a Member of Honour of Melbourne 1967 Victoria
official took him to the 1956 Oceania Basketball. Cairns 1968 Victoria
Ulverstone 1969 Victoria
Melbourne Olympic Games and
In November 2000, prior to his Perth 1970 Victoria
he was a major contributor in
passing, Emms was honoured Sydney 1971 Victoria
the design of the Alexandria Adelaide 1972 Victoria
with the presentation of Life
Basketball Stadium in 1967. Melbourne 1973 Victoria
Membership of Basketball 1974-1976 Not Conducted
As a coach, he led teams to an NSW and a Government Sports Geelong 1977 New South Wales Metro
Rockhampton 1978 Victoria Metro
astonishing seven national Medal for his contribution
Sydney 1979 Victoria Metro
junior titles, including the to the sport. Emms was an Hobart 1980 South Australia
first ever Australian Under-18 Australian basketball pioneer, Perth 1981 Victoria Metro
Championship in 1954. paving the way for many of Canberra 1982 South Australia
Adelaide 1983 Victoria Metro
Australia’s most promising
His involvement in NSW Melbourne 1984 Victoria Metro
young basketballers and for
Country basketball and Maroochydore 1985 Western Australia
the sport itself. Sydney 1986 Victoria Metro
throughout the Oceania region Burnie 1987 Victoria Metro
made him a much-respected Perth 1988 Queensland
figure and saw Emms named Frankston 1989 Victoria Metro
Adelaide 1990 Victoria Country
Mackay 1991 South Australia
Sydney 1992 Victoria Metro
Ballarat 1993 Victoria Metro
Canberra 1994 Victoria Metro
Wollongong 1995 Victoria Metro
Adelaide 1996 Victoria Metro
Newcastle 1997 Victoria Metro
Bendigo 1998 Victoria Metro
Brisbane 1999 Western Australia Metro
Penrith 2000 Western Australia Metro
Canberra 2001 Victoria Metro
Knox 2002 Victoria Metro
Newcastle 2003 Victoria Metro
Townsville 2004 QLD North
Perth 2005 Victoria Metro
Adelaide 2006 NSW Country
Launceston 2007 Victoria Metro
Ballarat 2008 Victoria Metro
Gawler 2009 Victoria Metro
Terrigal 2010 New South Wales Metro
Ulverstone 2011 New South Wales Metro
Perth 2012 New South Wales Metro
Brisbane 2013 Victoria Metro
Canberra 2014 Victoria Metro
Ballarat 2015 NSW Country
Adelaide 2016 Victoria Metro
Townsville 2017 Victoria Metro
Geelong 2018 Western Australia Metro
2019 Winner – Victoria Metro Townsville 2019 Victoria Metro
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LAYUP 15MAREE JACKSON LOCATION
PAST CHAMPIONS
YEAR CHAMPIONS
TROPHY HONOURS Adelaide
Hobart
1966
1967
New South Wales
South Australia
Melbourne 1968 South Australia
When the victorious women’s team at the Australian Southport 1969 South Australia
Under-18 Junior Championships accepts the trophy, they Sydney 1970 South Australia
will do so in honour of a pioneer of Australian basketball in Adelaide 1971 New South Wales
Maree Jackson. Perth 1972 New South Wales
Wynyard 1973 South Australia
Melbourne 1974 New South Wales
Winning two Under-18 World Championships and three
Canberra 1975 Victoria
Championships in 1971 and Oceania Championships, helping
Toowoomba 1976 Victoria Metro
1972, Jackson’s performances Australia to qualify for the 1980
Sydney 1977 Victoria Metro
helped her earned a scholarship Olympics. Adelaide 1978 Queensland
at Louisiana State. Accepting
She was a member of the ground- Brisbane 1979 Victoria Metro
the offer, she became the first
breaking 1979 Opals outfit that Ulverstone 1980 Queensland
Australian female basketballer to Sale 1981 Queensland
finished fourth at the World
head to a US college, paving the Perth 1982 Victoria Metro
Championships which was the
way for future generations. Newcastle 1983 Victoria Metro
best finish for any Australian
Adelaide 1984 Victoria Metro
Jackson went on to become senior national team to that point. Ulverstone 1985 South Australia
one of the most revered female
Jackson continued to contribute Maroochydore 1986 Victoria Metro
Australian basketballers on
to the game in retirement as the Ballarat 1987 Victoria Metro
the international hardwood, Shoalhaven 1988 Victoria Metro
mother of Australian superstar
combining an imposing presence Joondalup 1989 Victoria Metro
Lauren Jackson and in 2006, her
in the paint and an unrelenting Hobart 1990 South Australia Metro
achievements were honoured
determination to win with a soft Adelaide 1991 Victoria Metro
with induction into the Australian
touch around the basket. Sydney 1992 Victoria Country
Basketball Hall of Fame. Ballarat 1993 Victoria Metro
She played 30 games for the Opals Canberra 1994 Victoria Country
between 1975-1979 including two Wollongong 1995 Victoria Country
Adelaide 1996 Victoria Country
Newcastle 1997 Victoria Country
Bendigo 1998 Victoria Metro
Brisbane 1999 Victoria Metro
Penrith 2000 Victoria Country
Canberra 2001 Victoria Metro
Knox 2002 Victoria Metro
Newcastle 2003 Victoria Metro
Townsville 2004 Victoria Metro
Perth 2005 New South Wales Country
Adelaide 2006 New South Wales Country
Launceston 2007 Victoria Metro
Ballarat 2008 Victoria Metro
Gawler 2009 Victoria Metro
Terrigal 2010 Victoria Metro
Ulverstone 2011 Victoria Metro
Perth 2012 New South Wales Metro
Brisbane 2013 Queensland North
Canberra 2014 Victoria Metro
Ballarat 2015 Victoria Metro
Adelaide 2016 Victoria Metro
Townsville 2017 Victoria Country
Geelong 2018 Victoria Metro
2019 Winner – Victoria Metro Townsville 2019 Victoria Metro
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LAYUP 17LUC LONGLEY
FAIR PLAY AWARD
First presented in 2004 at the Under 14’s National Longley was inducted into the Australian Basketball
Championships, Fair Play Awards recognise teams Hall of Fame in 2006, followed by the Sport Australia
that display outstanding sportsmanship – with the Hall of Fame in 2009. He played for Australia as a
inaugural awards named after Australian Olympians junior in 1987 and was on the first WA team to win an
Andrew Gaze and Jenny Cheesman. U17 Australian Junior Championship.
Since 2013, the Fair Play Award at the Under 18 Longley attended the AIS and then went to college in
Australian Junior Championships has been named the USA before being drafted into the NBA where he
after Australian basketball legend Luc Longley. won Championships with the Bulls in 1996, 1997 and
1998.
Longley – a household name across the globe – was
the first Australian to play in the NBA, winning three Longley represented Australia at the 1988 Olympics
titles with the Chicago Bulls alongside Michael as a 17 year old; and then again at the 1992 and 2000
Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Toni Kukoc and Dennis Olympics and two World Championships.
Rodman.
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LAYUP 18The Wyndham Basketball Association strives to be the basketball association
of choice in Melbourne’s west. And as we build our emerging competitions and
programs, hosting the U18 Australian Junior Championships and Kevin Coombs
Cup is a highpoint for our association and its members.
We are a proud association with almost 50 years of Our senior domestic competition, including our Premier
history. A junior domestic competition for the area Men and Premier Women competitions boasts more
was followed by a seniors, then later, a representative than 1100 players, all playing for the love of the game,
program. In 2019, the Werribee Basketball Association to keep fit and active and to have fun with mates.
became the Wyndham Basketball Association, to
better reflect our vast and growing local region and The strength of our beginner programs and domestic
membership. competitions has fed into our representative programs,
where we have 32 teams competition in the VJBL and
Throughout the years we have seen amazing players 4 Big V teams. Both of our senior Men and Women are
come through the WBA, including modern-day stars playing in the Championship Division of the Big V and
Dante Exum and Maddie Rocci. Rocci played in our will be hoping for successful seasons in 2021.
junior domestic competition and all of her junior
representative basketball here at Wyndham and as To help officiate all this basketball, our TOC Wyndham
one of the most exciting young female talents in the branch has reached record numbers and continues
country, we’re proud to see her go from strength to to grow. We have a proud history of producing high-
strength in the professional ranks. quality officials with current WNBL referee Jason Kelly
and current NBL scoretable official Tate Wheatland
Today, the Wyndham Basketball Association has a both from the WBA.
thriving junior competition with 12 independent junior
clubs and more than 3200 junior basketballers playing
every week. We also have one of the country’s biggest
Aussie Hoops programs, with an average of more than
200 participants in the year prior to the Covid-affected
2020. When almost 250 registered for Term 1 in 2021,
we knew the program would be back better than ever.
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TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
BASKETBALL AUSTRALIA
Australian Junior Championships Manager Renee Narcis
PO Box 4140, Knox City Centre
Technical Commissioner Alan Garraway
VIC 3152
Basketball Australia, Head of Officials Michael Haynes
» (03) 9847 2333
» info@australia.basketball
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
» www.australia.basketball
Chair Craig Armstead
Finance & Commercial Kirsty Dolny
TOC Allison Scholey
Communications, Events & Media Sean Rogasch
Venue & Operations Paul Jones
WYNDHAM BASKETBALL
Venue & Operations Jackie Gibson
Eagle Stadium, 35 Ballan Rd
Community Engagement Daniela Borg
Teams, Players & Coaches Gerard Hillier Werribee VIC 3030
» (03) 9742 5440
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Assistant Commissioner Michael Potts
Assistant Commissioner Melissa Andreola
Basketball Australia has a commercial arrangement with
Assistant Commissioner Sarah Bradbury Sport in Focus and this partnership needs to be respected at
all times. While it is not our intention to prevent family and
Assistant Commissioner Dean McCarthy
friends of participants from taking their own point and shoot
Assistant Commissioner Troy Earle images of their children we simply endeavour to monitor
and protect athlete privacy and the rights of the official
U18 Referee Manager Marg Gorman tournament photographers with these simple gutidelines.
BA Referee Program Manager Jason Kelly
• No photos are to be taken on the baseline or sideline
of the courts, please remain seated in the stands
• No flash photography is permitted
UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIP REFEREES • Tripods are not permitted to be utilised
Caitlin Grove Adrian Brown Samuel Kewen • Anybody found taking photos for commercial
purposes will be asked to leave the venue
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Ashleigh Thurstans Thomas Marsh Bailey Dyer
Abbey Dunsmore Declan Hamilton Mitchell Jordan
Jessica Skrzyniarz Marko Nikolic Damian Rault
Catherine Hay Cory Bannister Lachlan Saines
Kevin Poulton Daniel Stanley
Tom Broadbridge Cameron Crees
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