Live stream: How to watch 2024 Basketball Australia U14 Club Championships - HUB
Catch up on all the action from a massive final day at one of Basketball Australia’s biggest junior tournaments. Click on the links below to take you to the highlights from all six courts.
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After a wild week in the West, the KommunityTV cameras are returning to the eastern seaboard as we prepare for the biggest tournament of the year - the Basketball Australia Under-14 Club Championships.
And it is only about to get bigger in 2024.
Fifty teams representing clubs from across the entire nation will compete across a massive week of action at Casey Stadium.
The teams have been split right down the middle with 25 girls teams and 25 boys teams competing for the chance to be crowned national champions.
KommunityTV will be riding alongside the best young basketball talent, with all 200 matches across the championships exclusively live streamed on all News Corp Australia digital mastheads.
LOOKING FOR ANOTHER DAY’S ACTION, USE THE LINKS BELOW TO WATCH LIVE
HOW TO WATCH
There are two main ways to watch the Under-14 National Club Championships in 2024.
Each day of the coverage KommunityTV will feature three LIVE stories showcasing two courts each.
That split will be Courts 1 and 3, Courts 6 and 10 and, finally, Courts 5 and 9.
The links for those stories will appear above.
The replays from that court will then be added to the same story link at the end of each day’s play.
Alternatively you can head to www.kommunitytv.com.au when the tournament is on, and use the video player at the top of the site to watch all the action live and scroll through the most recent replays.
Make sure to check out the streaming schedule below to find out when your team is playing.
Only News Corp full digital subscribers will have exclusive access to watch the action.
LIVE STREAM SCHEDULE
WHICH CLUBS ARE IN ACTION?
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
The Under-14s Club Championships is the first step on a long national development pathway for a lot of the nation’s best young ballers.
For the players it is the first taste of tournament action on the big stage.
But don’t let that fool you into thinking these kids will be overawed.
Each player, and every team, has earned the right to be at the tournament after finishing among the top clubs in their state-based competitions.
Each state’s top club has been separated across the pools in the early stages of the tournament to promote exciting action every direction you look.
In the boys side of the tournament Casey Cavaliers will lead the charge for Victoria, South West Metro Pirates for Queensland, Northern Tigers out of Tasmania, Willetton Tigers from WA, South Adelaide Panthers from SA and Norths Bears out of NSW.
The race for the boys title has been blown wide open after last year’s champions Dandenong Rangers failed to qualify in the top six sides from Victoria.
Instead it will be the Knox Raiders, Bulleen Boomers, Maffra Eagles, Keilor Thunder and Camberwell Dragons flying the Victorian flag beside the Cavaliers.
It is a similar story in the Under-14 girls tournament with reigning national champions Illawarra Hawks not qualifying for the national event.
Central Coast Rebels will enter the tournament as the top seed from NSW while South Adelaide Panthers (SA), Willetton Tigers (WA), Northern Tigers (Tasmania), Logan Thunder (Queensland) and Kilsyth Cobras (Victoria) will all lead their respective states into battle.
The Casey Cavaliers are expected to provide plenty of fight for the tournament as they aim to defend their home courts.
The Cavaliers boys, who play Knox in the VJBL Championship grand final on Friday, have been undeniable this season winning all nine of their games, while the girls side finished their VJBL Championship season as semi-finalists with a 4-4-1 record.
Originally published as Live stream: How to watch 2024 Basketball Australia U14 Club Championships - HUB
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