Watch the replays: SA Junior Country Basketball Championships 28 games live streamed by The Advertiser (SA Country Championships)

After a frantic final day of action, titles have been won at the SA Junior Country Basketball Championships. See replays of all 28 live streamed games here.

The winners of the SA Junior Country Championships have been crowned after grand final day for the under-12 and under-16 competitions.

With three live streams at St Clair, Morphett Vale and Wayville, 28 matches were broadcast on The Advertiser website on Sunday.

Games included quarter-finals, semi-finals and grand finals from a range of divisions as regional associations from across the state battled it out on the court.

Scroll down to find replays of each completed match and see our list of top players to watch at the championships here.

WATCH THE U16 BOYS D1 GRAND FINAL IN THE PLAYER ABOVE

MATCH REPLAYS: ST CLAIR

U12 Boys D1 – Grand Final – Great Southern v Eastern Hills

U16 Girls D1 – Semi-Final – Riverland v Eastern Hills

U16 Boys D1 – Semi-Final –-Barossa Settlers Green v Mount Gambier Lakers

U12 Girls D1 – Semi-Final – Eastern Hills v Port Augusta

U16 Girls D1 – Round 5 – Port Augusta v Millicent Magic

U16 Boys D1 – Round 5 – Eastern Hills v Millicent Magic

U12 Girls D1 – Quarter-Final – Port Augusta v Great Southern

U12 Girls D1 – Quarter-Final – Millicent Magic v Whyalla Steelers

U16 Boys D1 – Round 4 – Riverland v Barossa Settlers Green

MATCH REPLAYS: MORPHETT VALE

U12 Boys D3 – Grand Final – Roxby Downs v Keith

U12 Girls D3B – Grand Final – Broken Hill v Millicent Magic

U12 Girls D3A – Grand Final – Southern Yorke Peninsula v Adelaide Plains

U12 Boys D3 – Semi-Final – Roxby Downs v Southern Yorke Peninsula

U12 Girls D3B – Round 5 – Eastern Hills v Barossa Settlers Gold

U12 Boys D3 – Quarter-Final – Keith v Murray Bridge

U12 Girls D3B – Round 4 – Great Southern v Broken Hill

U12 Girls D3A – Round 4 – Whyalla Steelers v Adelaide Plains

MATCH REPLAYS: WAYVILLE

U16 Boys D4 – Grand Final – Light Amateur v Whyalla Steelers

U16 Girls D3 – Grand Final – Bordertown Bandits v Port Pirie

U16 Girls D4 – Strathalbyn Storm v Barossa Settlers Gold

U16 Boys D4 – Light Amateur v Strathalbyn Storm

U16 Girls D3 – Semi-Final – Bordertown Bandits v Yorke Valley

U16 Boys D4 – Whyalla Steelers v Keith

U16 Boys D4 – Adelaide Plains v Strathalbyn Storm

U16 Girls D3 – Quarter-Final – Bordertown Bandits v Northern Territory

U16 Girls D3 – Quarter-Final – Port Pirie v Southern Yorke Peninsula

PREVIEW: SA COUNTRY BASKETBALL TITLES AN OPALS MINING EXPEDITION

While Coober Pedy might stand alone as the opal capital of South Australia, when it comes to the basketball courts, there has been Opals mined all over the state’s regional centres.

Current Australian women’s national team players Steph Talbot (Yorke Valley), Tess Madgen (Barossa) and Cayla George (Eastern Hills) emerged through the ranks of the SA Junior Country Basketball Championships.

The SA Junior Country Basketball Championships return to the court this weekend and you can watch all the action with us. Picture: Russell Millard

This weekend, there will be a chance for the next crop of emerging talents to stake their claim as future stars of the sport.

The Advertiser will continue its exclusive live stream of the SA junior country titles with the under-12 and under-16 competition this weekend.

It follows on from a successful start to the tournament a fortnight ago which involved live coverage of the under-18 and under-14 competitions.

The Advertiser will stream 28 games from three courts on finals day on Sunday, March 27.

SA Country Basketball executive officer Reece Turner praised the performance and attitude of players from the opening half of the tournament. He expected much the same this weekend.

“Overall it was a great standard of basketball, a good representation of country and regional basketball,” Turner said.

“I was particularly impressed with the close results in all of the grand finals, including a shot on the buzzer to win the under-14 division one grand final. It was great on that last day to also have such a spread of winners across multiple regions.

“I think we are looking at a similar spread again this weekend. I think both of the under-16s age groups will be strong - our state teams in that age group are reasonably strong, particularly in the girls.

“We hope that will filter down through each division.

“With these players getting to watch their brothers and sisters play in the under-14s and under-18s titles, there will be a lot of excitement to get on the court.”