Basketball Australia Schools Championships live stream: Rowville sending six teams north (School Championships)

Dominant in Victoria, Rowville now hit the road to show the country ‘what our basketball program is about’ at the biggest schools tournament of them all. See them LIVE on KommunityTV.

Rowville Secondary College has its fingerprints right across the Australian School Championships.

Coming from Melbourne’s east, Rowville is set to send six teams to the national titles.

They include the junior, intermediate and senior boys and girls sides.

And you can see them LIVE thanks to KommunityTV as they take on the country’s best on the Gold Coast starting next week. See below for the championship live stream five-day schedule.

Rowville will be a big chance in the men's Championship division.

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The senior boys’ team, coached by Alex Palazzolo, headline the Rowville entrants as they head north as Victorian champions.

Their theme heading into the tournament is finishing on a high.

For some players, this will be the their final school involvement as a student after recently finishing their year 12 exams.

“This is a massive challenge for us, the team hasn’t trained for almost three or four weeks because of VCE,” Palazzolo said.

“But we’re fortunate a lot of our students play for high level Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL, which is the highest standard of junior basketball clubs) so they’ve been training there.

“We’re really excited as a school about showcasing what our basketball program is about.

“We’ve had quite a successful year with five teams winning the Champions Cup (Basketball Victoria’s school competition) and the senior girls coming second.”

Rowville’s senior boys team boats an exciting roster, which includes some of Victorian basketball’s best young talent.

Corey Hastings is a lights out shooter while Joel Foxwell is a name to keep an eye on well into the future.

Rowville U15 girls will face the best in the country.

Although they’ll be without their best player Fraser Roxburgh, who has joined the Adelaide 36ers in the NBL as a development player this season.

“I believe we’ve got the depth to get us through, but it’s a great challenge for us,” he said.

“We’ve got some serious talent at the guard position, which is really exciting. Our team really geared itself up from about the start of term three when our competition play started.

“Our school prides itself on developing basketballers as players and also people.

“We’ve been very lucky to continue playing and now to attend this event is a real privilege.”

Rowville senior boys team: Jacob Bell, Noah Surajaya, Mojwok Mojwok, Archer McMenamin, Kobe Wilson, Corey Hastings, Wyatt Stewart, Michael Iacovitti, Joel Foxwell, Brennan Dick.