Live stream: Gold Coast Rollers determined to do Queensland proud at Basketball Australia U14 Club Championships
The Gold Coast Rollers are determined to do the state proud, and it could be down to the sheer talent of some of their key starters. Find out who is leading the charge at the Under-14 Club Nationals.
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The Gold Coast Rollers are determined to “do Queensland proud” as the boys side takes on the nation’s best young ballers at the Basketball Australia Under-14 Club Championships.
The Rollers are one of four Queensland boys sides in the competition which runs from September 24-29 at Casey Stadium.
Every match of the Under-14 Club Nationals will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV.
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For many in the Rollers squad, the championships provides their first real foray into a top tier junior championship.
But it is an opportunity coach Nick Davel believes they will take with both hands.
“It’s a great opportunity for them to see where they are at and to be able to play at this level with their club mates, which doesn’t happen in the older age groups here in Queensland,” Davel said.
“I’m excited to watch us compete against the best in the country and do Queensland proud.
“I’m looking forward to showing how strong our competition is up here and watching two very strong, well coached teams in Ipswich and Logan compete alongside of us. It’s going to be a great week.”
The Rollers have pulled together a strong 10-man squad to compete at the nationals, but three players in particular could hold the key to their chances of bringing home the gold.
Jordan Kaesler (13yrs, PG)
‘Jordy’ is a dynamic point guard with a high basketball IQ. He has elite court vision for his age and is one of the best passers in Queensland.
He is a knockdown shooter from deep and a relentless on-ball defender who is ready to play a big role at Nationals.
Will Remington (13yrs, C)
Will is an offensive force in the paint, our starting center has a soft touch around the rim and an array of finishes at his disposal.
The athletic big man runs the lanes quickly and knows how to get to the right spots on the offensive end.
Hunter Cream (13yrs, PF)
The athletic forward has an innate ability for making plays and getting scores at will. With a great work ethic and endless energy, Hunter has developed into a leading role throughout the season.
His versatility and ability to make something out of nothing means he’s an exciting prospect to watch and is ready for a big week at nationals.
Originally published as Live stream: Gold Coast Rollers determined to do Queensland proud at Basketball Australia U14 Club Championships
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