Live stream: How to watch the 2023 Basketball Australia Schools Championships

The champions have been crowned after an exciting five days of basketball on the Gold Coast. Click on the in-story links to read the top stories and also catch up on the individual game replays.

It’s a tournament that has showcased some of Australia’s best ever basketballers, but at the heart of the Basketball Australia Schools Championships is a desire to compete with the best.

It is why the event has grown exponentially in 2023, with the biggest turnout in the tournament’s history.

For the second straight year, KommunityTV, along with all of News Corp Australia’s digital mastheads, will exclusively LIVE STREAM select matches from the tournament, which tips off on Monday for five days.

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The coverage, which concludes a massive year of Basketball Australia junior pathways action, will include every match of the Championship division as well as select matches from the U20 boys and girls and U17 finals.

CHECK OUT THE LIVE STREAM SCHEDULE

HOW TO WATCH

There are two main ways to watch the Schools Championships in 2023.

KommunityTV will have run each court’s live stream in its individual story each day of the tournament, the links for those stories will be found below during the tournament. Each day’s stream story will also contain the replays from the same day.

Alternatively you can head to www.kommunitytv.com.au, and use the video player at the top of the site to watch all the action live and scroll through the most recent replays.

Make sure to check out the streaming schedule below to find out when your team is playing.

Only News Corp full digital subscribers will have exclusive access to watch the action from the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre. Click here to sign up now before the tournament.

WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR

The Southport School's Jack Foley.

While Lake Ginninderra stepped up their game to another level during the tournament last year, there was a human highlight reel from Brisbane State High who kept stealing the headlines.

Roman Siulepa put on a dunking clinic on the Gold Coast and has since gone on to become a stand-out performer in the NBL1 North competition.

So who will be the tournament break out in 2023, and can Lake Ginninderra do the double again?

The early suggestion is Lake Ginninderra has struck a strong balance of local talent and players from the Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence, and will be determined to complete the hat trick of Championship success in the boys’ tournament.

But they will face some stiff opposition with Newington College, Rowville Secondary College and The Southport School all registering impressive line-ups.

In the girls’ tournament, the most dominant school of the past decade, Victorian giants Rowville, will be determined to reclaim their spot on top of the mountain.

Originally published as Live stream: How to watch the 2023 Basketball Australia Schools Championships