Live stream: Watch the Basketball Australia U16 National Championships, Court 9, Day 3

A Queensland duo put their hand up as the best one-two punch as the Basketball Australia Under-16 National Championships continued. Relive the Court 9 action here.

The powerful Queensland South duo of Andrew Watene and Isaiah Jorgenson showed why they have their side in title contention on day three.

They combined for 59 points to lead their side to an important win over Tasmania to highlight the Court 5 action.

Play had been moved from court 9 earlier in the day due to unforeseen circumstances.

Jorgenson was a monster on the boards finishing with 18 rebounds.

You can catch up on all the day’s action with our replays below.

Replays

Queensland North v Northern Territory (Girls)

You can watch a replay of the game in the video player above.

WA Country v NSW Country (Girls)

Queensland South v Tasmania (Boys)

Northern Territory v Victoria Metro (Boys)

DAY THREE PREVIEW

NSW Country’s answer to the cat burglar will be out in force on day three of the Basketball Australia Under-16 National Championships.

Dubbo Rams junior Jazzy Gordon made a mighty impression in the sky blues second match of the tournament, picking the pockets of her NT rivals to finish with 11 steals, 18 points and seven rebounds.

She will be a key part of the NSW Country offence as they take on WA Country on Monday.

PLEASE NOTE: There was a change to the fixture at 6pm with Queensland North and Northern Territory girls playing on this court instead of Vic Country and ACT boys.

The girls Under-16 clash will headline a big day of action on Court 9 in Bendigo which includes games from both the girls and boys tournaments.

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WA Country will be determined to bounce back after a tough loss to SA Metro on Sunday night.

Victoria Metro’s boys side will be flying high after knocking off rivals NSW Metro, and will have a chance to continue their dominant start to the tournament when they clash with Northern Territory.

Vic Metro big man Charlie Wilson was involved in everything they did right in their tournament opener, but it could be up to the back up men on Monday as the host state aim to test their depth early in the tournament.

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In other action, hosts Victoria Country and Queensland South will aim to pick themselves up after a gruelling late clash on Sunday night, when they take to the court against ACT and Tasmania respectively.

Every match of the Basketball Australia Under-16 National Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from July 6-14.