Below are a range of frequently asked questions in relation to the Australian National Championships.
If you have any other questions, please speak to your state first or if you wish to speak to someone further, please contact Sarah Monck at sarah.monck@australia.basketball
When are the National Championships?
The 2024 National Championships will be held on the following dates:
U20 & Ivor Burge National Championships: January 30 – February 4, 2024
U18 & Kevin Coombs Cup National Championships: April 7 – 14, 2024
U16 National Championships: July 7 – 14, 2024
U14 Club Championships: September 21 – 27, 2024
Where are the National Championships?
When will the fixture be available?
The 2024 National Championship fixtures will be released on the following dates:
U20 & IB – Monday 8th of January
U18 & KCC – Monday 18th March
U16 – Monday 17th June
U14 – Monday 2nd September
Do I need to buy tickets to attend the event?
Yes, all spectators will need to purchase tickets to attend the event. You can buy tickets in person at the front door but only Day Passes.
Tickets for each Championships will go on sale:
U20 & IB – Friday 12th January
U18 & KCC – Monday 18th March
U16 – Monday 17th June
U14 – Monday 2nd September
The ticketing categories are Adults, Concession/Student (Must show card on entry), Child U16, Child U6 is Free but must have a ticket.
Will the games be live streamed?
All games from the U20, U18, U16 and U14 National Championships will be live streamed.
Details and links to watch these games will be sent out to states in the lead up to the events. Check with your state for further details.
Can I buy National Championships merchandise?
Official Championship Merchandise will be available for purchase at the venue each day from our partners at iAthletic.
Pre-orders are also available for pick up at the event via www.iathletic.com.au
Can I take photos & videos at the event?
Can I take photos & videos at the event?</span></summary>Only mobile phones are allowed for photo use. No cameras and video cameras are to be brought to and used throughout the stadiums for filming by anyone in the public.
All phone photos must be taken from your seats in the grandstand you cannot set up anywhere around the courts to take photos.
Note: No attendee is permitted to video full games or use tripods, monopods, gimbles or similar devices.</span>
All scouts & media MUST BE REGISTERED, how do I apply for media & scouting accreditation?
With the protection and privacy of our participants in mind, all media and scouts must be signed in and accredited with Basketball Australia.
To apply for media accreditation please contact digital@basketball.net.au.
To apply for scout accreditation please contact sarah.monck@australia.basketball.
In the spirit of reconciliation Basketball Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.