Live stream: See which athletes will feature at the Basketball Australia U18 National Championships 2025

Emerging stars are among Australia’s top junior basketballers set to shine in Brisbane at the U18 National Championships. See every squad selected in our player tracker.

The path to the top of Aussie hoops is stacked with talents who have earned their stripes at the Basketball Australia Under-18 National Championships.

And the 2025 edition is set to be no exception, with a string of rising stars lining up to make their mark at the tournament.

KommunityTV will exclusively live stream matches from the tournament in Brisbane from April 6-13.

Ahead of the huge week of basketball action, we’ve gathered the squads from every state to see who will head to the Sunshine State.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Boys

Austin Fage, Ben Schultz, Ben Goodwin, Bul Dhieu, Daniel Schultz, Karel Maury-Laib, Ryan Gooch, Nicholas Stephenson, Obi Houghton, Sam Rice, Will Macleod, Zac Brown

Girls

Kaiya Barsby, Olivia Brankovic, Indiana Clowry, Zara Funnell, Maya Har, Molly Lacey, Jorja Langi, Hena Lomu, Madison Scholfield, Ava Tawake

NEW SOUTH WALES

Country Boys

Joshua Boyle, Cooper Crowe, William Dobbins, Caleb Dunstan, Oliver Keene, Brodi Kirby, Aki Langford, Solomon Liu, Jack Rumble, Jayden Tawake

Country Girls

Rose Bond, Isabelle Burns, Molly Coble, Hayley DeFriskbom, Jazzy Gordon, Kira Juffermans, Kijana McCowan, Isabel Morgan, Alina Pasakarnis, Lillian Ragan

Bol Diing will be a key player for NSW Metro. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Metro Boys

Antonio Browne, Bol Diing, Curtis Evic, Bailey Hanson, Archie Lucas, Zion Okeke, Oluwakorede Olutayo, Jamaal Osikoya, Austin Prosser, Nikola Valkovic

Metro Girls

Nadia Aukuso, Sienna Clark, Ebony Dixon, Rebecca Donnelly, Lola Gralton, Olivia Hastings, Mia Minshall, Kaila Proctor, Peyton Skinner, Angela Tako

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Boys

Aidan Anstess, Ashton Abbott, Darcy Bevis, Issah Sy, Lachlan Amos, Liam Glencross, Mitchell Hardy, Munyaradzi Bhowa, Ryder Young, Tait Gleeson

QUEENSLAND

North Boys

Braith Turner, Brody McBean, Gus Loughlan, Issac Weldon, Keenan Williams, Kobi Teasdale, Marley Solomona, Noah Andersen, Regan Blachford, Saxon Toyne, Taj Goodwin

North Girls

Alley Simpson, Breanna Edgerton, Cheyenne Bobongie, Clara Kolb, Eden Catip, Isabel Smith, Leah Pearson-Pitt, Lily Mapp, Macey Lahrs, Maggie Thorburn, Taryn Bond

Taryn Bond is one of Queensland North’s top talents. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

South Boys

Andrew Watene, Angus Kearney, Charlie Winks, Elijah Tuupo, Harry Cook, Isaiah Jorgenson, Lennon Bann, Luca Anderson, Marko Barisic, Noah Kirk, Ryder McCormack

South Girls

Claudia Barry, Jade Sherrington, Jema Sebasio, Jemyma Manyok, Jovana Ilic, Lisa Holl, Mya Moke, Olivia Olechnowicz, Sinai Foai, Tereise Reupena, Violet Johnson

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Country Boys

SA Country’s Ethan MacDermot. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Cooper Clayfield, Ethan MacDermot, Ezra Wormald, Finley Roach, Henry Pedler, Hudson Boal, James Matthias, Kale Matthews-Hampton, Lachlan Keynes, William Wimshurst

Country Girls

Claire Mitchell, Daisy Hocking, Holly Grant, Isla Millard, Lily Milosevic, Mahlia James, Mia Richards, Ruby Stockley, Shayden Russell, Stella Reed

Metro Boys

TBC

Metro Girls

Abbey Jones, Alek Deng, Annaliese Elliott, Arabella Beinke, Aspen Crase, Caitlin Hardin, Keira Gardiner, Olivia Tredrea, Sarah Warner, Shamah Gabriel Yak

TASMANIA

Boys

Harry Blyth, Joshua Donato, Oliver Freeland, Mason Ling, Luke McCoy, Sam Percival, Oliver Rattray, Tom Ryan, Jack Smith, Campbell Waterhouse

Girls

Portia Chopping, Harriet Close, Ella Lee, Kirra Munns, Matilda Neate, Nikki Parker, Sophie Ryan, Eva Schulze, Andie Smith, Bailie Wickham

VICTORIA

Country Boys

Floyd Brooks, Hugh Buckby, Lucas Byrne, Alex Gray, Will Hamilton, Samuel Haslett, Keegan Johnson, Micah Livingstone, Sonny Maxwell, Levi Munyard, Dashiell Smith, Phil Wickham

Country Girls

Eliza Ashby, Ayisha Balogun, Megen Cooper, Lily Exton, Mia Harvey, Jasmine King, Nyapath Machot, Poppy Myers, Elise Napier, Mica Nightingale, Willow Smith, Poppy Stevens

Victoria Country’s Poppy Stevens in action for Geelong United's NBL 1 team. Picture: Ethan Cunningham

Sonny Maxwell in action for Victoria Country at the 2024 Basketball Australia U18 National Championships. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Metro Boys

Guer Bar, Tom Dammers, Jai Fa’ale, Logan Hamilton, Austin Kirikiri, Nate Langmaid, Alexander Mabbott, Josh McCann, Jarvis Neal, Denver Warry, Charles Webb, Charlie Wilson

Metro Girls

Sophie Alexander, Madeline Angus, Sitaya Fagan, Addison Knight, Taia McMechan, Daisy Nousis, Sophie Richardson, Madison Ryan, Laura Seiz, Vanessa Tavete, Imogen Trout, Matilda Trout

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Country Boys

Thomas Babbe, Cale Buzzard, Lowell Jude Christopher, Max De San Miguel, Gavin Deacon, Joel Gillett, Micah Lantzke, Billy McRae, Zayde Parriman, Harry Watters

Country Girls

Keely Berry, Abigail Durdin, Ella Edwards, Gabriella Huddlestone, Matilda Liebregts, Charlotte Lofgren, Ava Marmion, Ashlee Monaghan, Ava O’Neill, Tatum Whalley

Metro Boys

John Aryang, Wieu Atuer, Lachlan Burnett, Alexander Edwards, Andreas Grubisa, Samuel Johnson, Luke Paul, Alexander Powderly, Marley Sam, Kuron Swaka Lo Buluk

Metro Girls

Reece Anticevic, Ella Barmentloo, Lara Bussell, Natalie Chisi, Mikayla Deshon, Aysha Kemp, Penelope Punaivaha, Keira Reilly, Eva Smith, Paris Spencer

Originally published as Live stream: See which athletes will feature at the Basketball Australia U18 National Championships 2025