Live stream: Watch all courts on grand final day at the 2025 Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships

Victoria Navy has exceeded expectations claim the men’s gold medal while NSW stormed home for the women’s title in a massive day of deciders. Watch all the grand final REPLAYS.

Victoria Navy might have to get rid of the second string side tag after winning this year’s men’s under-20 national basketball championships.

The home team stunned Queensland in the final to win 95-77 and secure a second straight title for a Victorian team at the championships.

Navy took control of the contest early, storming to an eight-point lead in the first quarter off the back of a vocal home crowd.

But Queensland responded in the second quarter, with their leading player Roman Siulepa scoring 12 first-half points to drag the Maroons back into the contest.

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Queensland outscored Victoria 28-17 in the second quarter to lead by three at the main break, 44-41. But drama was to follow.

Siulepa before the main break went off with a foot injury after trying to layup a shot with a couple of minutes to go on the clock.

He would get treatment at halftime from the physio but never returned to the court and his departure changed the match.

Despite Queensland staying in the contest in the third term, as both teams exchanged buckets and leading at the final change, the home team charged home in the fourth.

Victoria Navy outscored Queensland by 19 points to seal a historic win, with Ryder Cheesman leading all scorers with 25 points.

U20 WOMEN’S GOLD MEDAL

New South Wales 69 – Queensland 64

One of the best individual performances in a final from Ruby Perkins has led New South Wales to beat Queensland in the under-20 women’s decider.

NSW won 69-64 but the day will forever belong to Perkins.

The point guard was kept scoreless in the first half as Queensland dominated and took a six-point lead at the main break.

But she wouldn’t stay scoreless for much longer.

Perkins landed two threes in the space of 50 seconds after the halftime restart as she lifted NSW back into the contest.

When the third quarter was over she had 18 points, including four threes and a couple of rebounds to give NSW a five-point lead. It rattled Queensland.

And despite Queensland coming back in the final term, leading at one stage 60-59, NSW responded with Perkins leading the charge.

She would score seven points in the final term to finish with 25.

The Maroons entered the contest as the only unbeaten team in the competition and, at times, led by 10 or more points in the first half.

But when Perkins fired there was nothing Queensland could do to stop the run.

IVOR BURGE MEN’S GOLD MEDAL

Victoria 116 – South Australia 51

Victoria has surged to a second straight Ivor Burge men’s title with a dominant win over South Australia.

The home state won 116-51 in a contest which was close early before Victoria got on top in the final three quarters.

The win completed a dream tournament for the team with Victoria not only winning all matches but scoring more than 100 points a game. The side also won all matches by an average of 92 points.

Victorian duo Jack De La Motte and Dylan Cheyne led from the front, with the former hitting a game-high 39 points.

Cheyne almost had a triple double, scoring 15 points, dominating the boards with 20 rebounds and providing eight assists.

IVOR BURGE WOMEN’S GOLD MEDAL

Victoria 94 – Australian Capital Territory 51

Victoria has continued its dominance of the Ivor Burge women’s championships, beating ACT to take out the 2025 edition.

The home team won 94-51.

Victoria held a seven-point lead at the main break before dominating in the third quarter to push the margin out to 16.

It was then party time in the final term as Victoria ran away from their rivals.

The victory completes a perfect campaign for the team, with Victoria winning seven matches.

The triumph is Victoria’s 21st championship in women’s IB events.

Victorian captain Jessica McCulloch led from the front with 22 points and an incredible 15 rebounds.

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REPLAYS

COURT 4

Tasmania v Western Australia (U20 men 5th place playoff)

South Australia v Victoria (U20 men bronze medal)

Victoria v South Australia (U20 women bronze medal)

NSW Blue v New South Wales (U20 Men 7th place playoff)

COURT 6

Tasmania v Western Australia (U20 women 5th place playoff)

Tasmania v New South Wales (Ivor Burge men bronze medal)

South Australia v New South Wales (Ivor Burge women bronze medal)

Victoria v ACT (U20 women 7th place playoff)

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