Live stream: Watch Court 6 on Day 4 at the 2025 Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships

An inspired point guard’s performance and a surging comeback led by a star have dominanted the quarter-final action at the U20 Nationals. Watch every Court 6 REPLAY live.

Two brilliant come from behind victories have stolen the show on Court 6 as the Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships quarter-finals heated up on Friday.

New South Wales’ women and Queensland’s men both staged rousing recoveries in the second-half of their respective matches to win through to the semi-finals tomorrow.

Unfortunately for Western Australia, it led in both matches but was not able to hold on.

In the women’s clash, NSW found itself down by 11 points at the main break before point guard Ruby Perkins (22 points) led a resurgence to take a 75-67 victory.

The 190cm tall Kiara Waite was instrumental in keeping WA within reach with 18 points and ever-present point guard Amelia Corasaniti gave her all with 15.

Later on, Queensland’s men found themselves in a similar situation with a 10-point deficit to make up after half-time.

Up stepped Roman Siulepa, the Maroons star kicked into full gear with 35 points in a devastating display.

WA’s Harrison Fitzgerald recorded 30 points of his own in a sharpshooting performance.

Earlier, reigning women’s champions Victoria continued their relentless march towards back-to-back titles with another demolition job the championships.

Undefeated and in ominous touch, the irrepressive Victorians always had the measure of their ACT rivals as they cruised to a 91-56 uwomen’s quarter-final victory.

The Vics simply had too much firepower and, try as they might, the ACT just couldn’t shut down their highly credentialed rivals.

Wodonga product Sienna Harvey was dynamic at both ends of the court and her workrate elite. The classy 179cm guard finished alongside the powerful Manuela Puoch and Kyra Webb with 12 points each, while pocket rocket Tayli Dimarco picked up 11.

REPLAYS

South Australia v Tasmania (U20 men quarter-final)

Western Australia v Queensland (U20 men quarter-final)

New South Wales v Western Australia (U20 women quarter-final)

Victoria v ACT (U20 Women quarter-final)

Victoria v New South Wales (Ivor Burge women)

Queensland v Western Australia (Ivor Burge women)

PREVIEW

For Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory the situation is simple – win to stay alive.

What’s not so straightforward is doing that against two of the women’s heavyweights at he Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships.

Quarter-final action will be red-hot with every Court 6 clash live streamed on KommunityTV from 9am on Friday.

Check out today’s LIVE STREAM schedule below.

WA and the ACT have both experienced mixed tournaments so far in Ballarat but they will need to put that quickly behind them.

Standing in WA’s way of progression is the dangerous New South Wales at 3pm, while the girls from the capital take on reigning champions Victoria at 1pm.

Then it will be the men’s turn to hit the court for back-to-back quarter-finals.

WA comes into their clash with Queensland as the higher ranked side after finishing second in Pool A but will be wary of a fired up Roman Siulepa and Indy Cotton-led Maroons side.

Then South Australia, who impressed with a clutch win over Queensland on Thursday, take on Tasmania with their dangerous duo of Jacob Furphy and Nash Walker.

Beginning the day, Queensland faces WA and Victoria takes on NSW in Ivor Burge women’s clashes.

Every match of the Basketball Australia Under-20 and Ivor Burge National Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from January 28 – February 2.

Originally published as Live stream: Watch Court 6 on Day 4 at the 2025 Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships