Sportsmanship vs Gamesmanship: Knowing The Difference Makes Better Players Sportsmanship and gamesmanship – Is there a difference? With this questions in mind, it is important for players and parents to understand the difference between the two even before stepping on the court to ensure that no matter what the score is at the end, everyone…
Development Program For Queensland’s Aspiring Basketball Athletes and Coaches Over the course of 2018, the Basketball Queensland (BQ) State Performance Program (SPP) has been progressively adapted to better provide the support and instruction that Queensland’s aspiring athletes and coaches require to thrive. With a keen focus upon the development of tactical, technical, physical, and mental…
The State Performance Program (SPP) involves the systematic and progressive identification, selection and development of athletes in the Under 15 to Under 18 age groups, with the aim of preparing players to represent Queensland at the Australian Junior Championships. Congratulations to the following players: North Queensland SPP Athletes – U18 MEN Tamuri Wigness, Cairns Basketball Rivar…
The Future Development Program (FDP) is the entry-level tier of the High Performance Program. The program focuses on the identification and support of athletes aged 12 – 13 years of age and on the development of aspiring elite coaches.
Australian Indigenous Basketball (AIB) has announced a roster of 12-players who will represent the 2018 Apunipima Australian Indigenous Men’s National Team (All Stars) in the 5th Annual Trans-Tasman Basketball Series.
Basketball Queensland had 4 teams – North and South Girls and North and South Boys go over to the US for the 2018 USA Development Tour from the 29th June to the 10th July. All teams competed in an NCAA Accredited Tournament, visited UCLA and Loyola Marymount University, went to Disney and California Adventure Park and got to see many other famous US attractions.
