Live stream: Watch the Day 2 action from Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup 2025

The cream has begun to rise to the top after two days Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup – and one state has emerged as a big threat in the Under-16 Girls. Watch all the REPLAYS here.

An all-NSW assault on the Under-16 Girls title at the Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup has continued on Wednesday.

After finishing day one with two big wins, the NSW Kookaburras notched another two victories to sit top of Pool A heading into the final minor rounds.

Incredibly, their intrastate rivals NSW Waratahs lead Pool A, also with four wins to their name.

KommunityTV exclusively live streamed 12 matches across two courts on day two at the ACJBC.

WATCH ALL THE DAY 2 REPLAYS BELOW

The Kookaburras started with a huge 44-point win over the ACT in Wednesday’s opening match before they knocked over the Victoria Bushrangers 58-32 later in the afternoon.

The Bushrangers headed into that clash seeking redemption after coughing up a strong lead to eventually be overrun by the Tasmania Devils.

In one of the more memorable victories of the tournament thus far, the Devils overcame a four-point three-quarter deficit to secure their first win.

The SA Magpies then got back on the winners list with a 41-33 win over the NZ Kea before the SA Sharks took state bragging rights with its win over SA Wombats.

In the Under-16 Boys, two prolific scorers stamped their authority on the tournament with big offensive performances.

Competition top scorer Johnty Dynan knocked down 23 points as Tasmania Devils got past NZ Kea, 77-69.

However, Victoria Bushrangers’ Edward Brown is hot on his heels after recording 20 points and combining with Olli Muir (21) to defeat NSW Kookaburras by 15 points.

While they were challenged throughout by the Kookaburras, the undefeated Bushrangers’ 66-51 win came after breaking away late to record a 21-point final quarter.

In Wednesday’s opening game on court 2, it was the SA Sharks who secured their first victory of the tournament after two losses on day one.

One of the tournament’s most dominating teams then continued its strong start, with the NSW Waratahs securing a massive 87-48 win over SA Wombats.

Noah Fenton (20 points) and Riley Saville (15 points) produced stellar showings in the win.

REPLAYS

WODONGA COURT 1

Tas Tigers v NZ Weka (U16 Girls)

NSW Waratahs v Vic Goldminers (U16 Girls)

SA Wombats v SA Sharks (U16 Girls)

NZ Kea v SA Magpies (U16 Girls)

Tas Devils v Vic Bushrangers (U16 Girls)

NSW Kookaburras v ACT (U16 Girls)

LAUREN JACKSON COURT 2

ACT v SA Magpies (U16 Boys)

Tas Devils v NZ Kea (U16 Boys)

NSW Kookaburras v Vic Bushrangers (U16 Boys)

Tas Tigers v Vic Goldminers (U16 Boys)

NSW Waratahs v SA Wombats (U16 Boys)

NZ Weka v SA Sharks (U16 Boys)

PREVIEW

NSW Kookaburras will look to convert their early dominance at the Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup into a third straight win when action resumes on Wednesday.

The Kookaburras Under-16 girls made a blistering start to the tournament with a 52-point thrashing of NZ Kea and a 29-point defeat of Tasmania Devils on day one.

They will next face the ACT from 8.30am to open the day two live stream coverage of the annual tournament in Albury Wodonga.

KommunityTV will exclusively live stream action from two courts all week as more than 600 junior basketballers compete at the titles from January 14-18.

The Kookaburras spread the scoring around in Tuesday’s matches with every player scoring in both of the wins.

ACT meanwhile split it’s opening clashes with a defeat to Victoria Bushrangers before a win over NZ Kea.

NSW Kookaburras also remain undefeated so far in the Under-16 boys and will take on Victoria Bushrangers in live streamed action from 12.30pm.

NZ Weka and SA Sharks will kick off the day at Lauren Jackson Sports Centre Court 2 with both sides hoping to register their first win of the tournament.

Action from the Day 1 at the 2025 Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup. Picture: Tony Long.

For the third-straight year the ACJBC tournament will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV and across News Corp Australia’s digital mastheads.

The KommunityTV coverage will feature matches from two courts across all five days of the tournament, including matches in all three age groups.

Originally published as Live stream: Watch the Day 2 action from Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup 2025