SA Junior Country Basketball Championships 2022 under-14 and under-18 exclusive Advertiser live stream replays (BV Country Championships)

There were one-point thrillers and huge victories in the SA Junior Country Basketball Championships grand finals. Watch replays of every live streamed game here.

An action-packed weekend of basketball came down to the dying seconds in some matches as the thrilling SA Junior Country Championships grand finals were contested on Monday.

With 19 games on the final day live streamed by The Advertiser, champions were crowned across the divisions in both the boys and girls under-14 and under-18 competitions.

Scroll down to watch the full match replays from the three simultaneous broadcasts at Wayville, Morphett Vale and St Clair.

WATCH THE U18 BOYS D1 GRAND FINAL IN THE PLAYER ABOVE

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Yorke Valley’s Ryan Kirley surveys the court in the Yorkers’ under-18 boys division one semi-final against Great Southern at Wayville. Picture: Russell Millard

Olivia Bradley (right) and Eastern Hills took out the under-18 girls division one crown at the SA Junior Country Championships. Picture: Russell Millard

Mildura saved its best for last in the under-18 boys division one grand final by securing a heart-stopping one-point win over Great Southern.

The Slammers came in to the decider undefeated having comfortably dispatched Yorke Valley in the semi-final, while the Heat’s path to the last match came through another one-point victory in their semi-final against Barossa Settlers.

And that experience showed with Mildura playing the final minutes best to hold off a fast-finishing Great Southern 59-58.

The Victorians also triumphed in a close encounter in the under-14 boys division one decider as they also beat the Slammers 47-46.

In the under-18 girls division one competition it was not so close.

The dominant Eastern Hills Hornets were far too good for the Port Augusta Devils in a 71-29 grand final win.

Strathalbyn Storm took home the title in the under-14 girls division one decider, prevailing 35-38 over Millicent Magic.

MATCH REPLAYS: WAYVILLE

U18 Girls D1 – Grand Final – Eastern Hills v Port Augusta

U18 Boys D1 – Classification game – Port Augusta v Mount Gambier Lakers

U18 Boys D1 – Semi-Final – Great Southern v Yorke Valley

U18 Girls D1 – Mildura Heat v Eastern Hills

MATCH REPLAYS: MORPHETT VALE

U14 Girls D3 – Grand Final – Bordertown Bandits v Southern Yorke Peninsula

U14 Girls D2 – Grand Final – Port Pirie Panthers v Murray Bridge

U14 Girls D1 - Grand Final - Strathalbyn Storm v Millicent Magic

U14 Girls D4 - Semi-Final - Keith Crows v Millicent Magic

U14 Girls D1 - Mildura Heat v Naracoorte Kings

U14 Girls D2 – Semi-Final – Murray Bridge v Barossa Settlers Green

U14 Girls D1 – Semi-Final – Mount Gambier Lakers v Strathalbyn Storm

MATCH REPLAYS: ST CLAIR

U14 Boys D2 – Grand Final – Millicent Magic v Whyalla Steelers

U14 Boys D3 – Grand Final – Eastern Hills v Riverland

U14 Boys D1 – Grand Final – Great Southern v Mildura Heat

U14 Boys D4 – Grand Final – Light Amateur v Great Southern

U14 Boys D5 – Semi-Final - Strathalbyn Storm v Eastern Hills

U14 Boys D1 – Classification game – Naracoorte Kings v Mount Gambier Lakers

U14 Boys D3 – Riverland v Mildura Heat

PREVIEW: YOUNG HOOPS STARS SET TO SHINE AT COUNTRY CHAMPS

Budding regional hoops stars from across the state are set to hit the courts at this weekend’s SA Junior Country Basketball Championships.

The tournament brings together the top players from 21 country zones plus Mildura and the Northern Territory to compete in a three-day carnival in Adelaide from Saturday, March 12 to Monday, March 14.

For the second year running, The Advertiser will live stream 19 matches from the boys and girls under-14 and under-18 competitions on Monday.

This will be followed by live stream coverage of the under-12 and under-16 age groups, which will compete in the country championships on March 26 and 27.

The championships include teams hailing from regions such as the Barossa Valley, Broken Hill, Mount Gambier, Roxby Downs, Port Augusta, the Riverland and many more.

Monday’s coverage – featuring semi-finals and grand finals – will be broadcast across three simultaneous live streams from Morphett Vale, St Clair, Wayville.