Basketball SA Junior District Finals live stream: Watch 16 games on four courts in U12 to U18 age groups

The big guns came out to play in the Basketball South Australia Junior District grand finals, as several clubs stamped their authority on the court. Watch the REPLAYS from 16 deciders now.

A dominant Koby Moir has led the South Adelaide Panthers to the Under-16 Division 1 title on a huge night of Basketball SA Junior District League finals.

Moir, who was a key piece to the SA Metro side at the Under-16 National Junior Championships back in July, was incredible for the Panthers as they outlasted a willing Eastern Mavericks 72-69.

WATCH EVERY REPLAY FROM THE BSA JUNIOR DISTRICT LEAGUE GRAND FINALS BELOW

The brother of 2023 AFL draft prospect Ashton Moir, Kobe went big from downtown with five three-pointers in his personal haul of 33 points in the Panthers victory.

Ethan Macdermot, who had been one of the stars of the Under-16 Nationals, was the Mavericks best with 26 pints including five of his own from deep.

In the Girls Under-16 Division 1 final Keira Gardiner proved the hero for Forestville Eagles, hitting four points in extra time to steer the side to a 50-48 win over North Adelaide Rockets.

Gardiner’s ice-cold approach to the charity stripe proved crucial, hitting two clutch free throws in the final minute to send the game to overtime.

The Eagles gun finished with a game-high 23 points while Sarah Warner was the Rockets best with 14 points including three from deep.

It was second title on the night for the Eagles who also won the Under-14 Division 1 Boys grand final 45-30 over the South Adelaide Panthers.

The Panthers got one back on Forestville in the Under-14 Girls Division 2 grand final, part of an Under-14 Girls double delight for the Panthers who also defeated the Sturt Sabres in the Division 1 decider.

The West Adelaide Bearcats ended their season in fitting fashion to take out the Under-18 Girls double, winning both the Division 1 and Division 2 deciders at Morphett Vale.

The Division 1 side, led on the scoring end by Coco Hodges (19 points) proved too strong for the Forestville Eagles winning 57-46, while Division 2 shooter Olivia Rogers (23 points) put the exclamation mark on their 51-43 win with a dagger three pointer late in the final term.

In the Under-18 Division 1 boys decider Central District Lions ended Southern Tigers miracle run through the finals with a desperate performance in the grand final.

Spencer Gaze led from the front with 27 points, including nine free throws, as the Lions withstood a willing effort from the Tigers.

REPLAYS

UNDER 18 GRAND FINALS

Central District Lions 1 v Southern Tigers (U18 boys div 1)

West Adelaide Bearcats v Forestville (U18 girls, div 1)

Woodville Warriors v Forestville (U18 boys, div 2)

Forestville v West Adelaide Bearcats (U18 girls, div 2)

UNDER 16 GRAND FINALS

Eastern Mavericks v South Adelaide (U16 boys, div 1)

Forestville Eagles v North Adelaide (U16 girls, div 1)

South Adelaide Panthers v Central District (U16 boys div 2)

Forestville Eagles v Norwood Flames (U16 girls, div 2)

UNDER-14 GRAND FINALS

Forestville Eagles v South Adelaide (U14 boys div 1)

Sturt Sabres v South Adelaide (U14 girls girls div 1)

Norwood Flames v South Adelaide Panthers (U14 boys, div 2)

Forestville Eagles v South Adelaide Panthers (U14 girls, div 2)

UNDER-12 GRAND FINALS

Sturt Sabres v North Adelaide (U12 boys, div 1)

Norwood Flames v North Adelaide (U12 girls, div 1)

North Adelaide Rockets v Sturt Sabres (U12 boys, div 2)

South Adelaide v West Adelaide Bearcats (U12 girl, div 2)

Central District's U18s side is ready to take out more silverware on Friday night.

After recently missing out on nationals, Robert Gaze’s Central District division one U18s side is ready to spring an upset over Southern Tigers in Friday’s big dance.

The side, led by young guns Spencer Gaze and Deng Manyang, has been on a tear to finish the season, but will be the underdog against the division’s top team this year.

“We’re all feeling really good about Friday and preparation has been great. We’ve really come together as a team in the last few weeks and we’ve seen the result of that,” coach Gaze said.

“It’s going to be a tough game – Southern is well drilled, well coached and they play the game the right way.

“They’ve got great shooters and good size, so we know we’ll need to be at our best, but if we can continue to play the team-oriented game we have this year, we’ll be a good chance.”

Spencer Gaze (second right) in SA Metro mode at the recent U18 nationals.