Watch the replays: Adelaide Easter Classic basketball grand finals 2022 The Advertiser live stream (Easter Classic )

A huge weekend of basketball has culminated in grand final day at the Adelaide Easter Classic. See the winners and watch the replays of the title deciders.

Action from the 2022 Easter Classsic basketball tournament at The ARC Campbelltown. Picture: Emma Brasier

After four days of intense action, the champions have been crowned at the 2022 Easter Classic in Adelaide.

Teams from SA, NSW and Victoria came together for the annual event with ore than 2300 players competing across the weekend from under-12 age groups right through to under-21s.

And The Advertiser was there for the action, live streaming 15 grand finals from the conclusion of the tournament on Monday.

Re-live the deciders in the full match replays from The ARC Campbelltown and St Clair below.

MATCH REPLAYS: ST CLAIR (COURT 1)

U21 Men Champs Grand Final – Adelaide Warriors v Woodville Warriors

U18 Girls Champs Grand Final – McKinnon Cougars v Norwood Flames

U16 Girls Champs Grand Final – Norwood Flames v Sydney Spartans

U14 Boys Champs Grand Final – Norwood Flames v Kilsyth Cobras

U12 Girls Champs Grand Final – Bulleen Boomers v Kilsyth Cobras

MATCH REPLAYS: ST CLAIR (COURT 2)

U21 Men A Grand Final – Camberwell Dragons v Forestville Eagles

U16 Boys B2 Grand Final – McKinnon Cougars v Collingwood Allstars

U16 Girls A Grand Final – North East Bushrangers v BDU

U14 Girls A Grand Final – Melbourne Tigers v Norwood Flames

U12 Girls A Grand Final – Craigieburn Eagles v Norwood Flames

MATCH REPLAYS: THE ARC (COURT 1)

* The Advertiser apologises for technical difficulties affecting the stream from The ARC

U12 Boys B Grand Final – Sandringham Sabres v Camberwell Dragons

U12 Boys Champs Grand Final – Norwood Flames v Kingston

U14 Girls Champs Grand Final – Norwood Flames v Melbourne Tigers

U16 Boys Champs Grand Final – Bulleen Boomers v McKinnon Cougars

U18 Boys Champs Grand Final – Central District Lions v Camberwell Dragons

PREVIEW: INTERSTATE CLUBS STORM INTO SA

A horde of interstate basketballers are set to make a traditional trip across the border as they descend on Adelaide for the annual Easter Classic this weekend.

More than 2300 players and 285 teams will compete at the tournament with clubs from Victoria and NSW sending strong contingents to take on SA’s best.

The Advertiser will exclusively live stream 15 grand finals from the Classic, beginning from 8am on Easter Monday.

Following from our coverage of last year’s tournament, the broadcast will feature live streamed title deciders from three courts simultaneously – two at St Clair and one at The ARC Campbelltown.

Camberwell Dragons will send 43 teams to Adelaide for this year’s Easter Classic. Picture: Melbourne Sports Photography

Picture: Melbourne Sports Photography

Victorian club Camberwell Dragons – from Melbourne’s inner-east – will send what president Matt Bubb described as a “small army” of 43 teams to the Easter Classic.

He said the tournament’s atmosphere around Adelaide and the opportunity for club and team bonding made it a special event.

“Last year we had 26 or 27 teams so to bring across 43 is great … we’ve made a fair dent in the accommodation in Glenelg each year,” Bubb said.

“It’s a voluntary tournament, not a compulsory one, and I think it’s just been a product of over the years the numbers have steadily increased.

“Particularly last year, those who went last year had a terrific experience and word of mouth spread and the numbers took off.

“You get to play a lot of teams you don’t normally play and I think everybody jumps at that.”

Action from the under-14 girls grand final between Norwood and Sydney Diamonds at last year’s Easter Classic. Picture: Mike Burton

Adelaide teams, like the West Adelaide Bearcats, will face off against clubs from Victoria and NSW. Picture: Mike Burton

The Easter Classic, which has been running since 1995, is presented by the Adelaide Community Basketball Association (ACBA) and Norwood Basketball Club.

More than 30 clubs will take part in 2022 and the competition will feature age groups from under-12s to under-21s.

ACBA competitions manager Sue Wood said the Classic had become a tradition for Victorian basketballers with interest also growing each year from NSW clubs.

“A lot of the feedback we get from the Melbourne teams is that they’ve been doing it and their families have been doing it for many years,” Wood said.

“It’s very competitive and with some of our great new venues just a short drive from one another it makes for a really good experience.”

Matches begin on Good Friday, before the tournament culminates with Monday’s title deciders.

The Advertiser’s exclusive live stream of 15 grand finals from the Classic will begin at 8am on Easter Monday.