Live stream: Watch 2024 Basketball Australia U14 Club Championships – Courts 1 and 3, Day 2

The Casey boys have presented their case in a cavalier fashion, while an extra-time thriller has kept a remarkable double potentially alive. Watch all the day two REPLAYS.

The Casey Cavaliers must have eaten all their Weetbix for breakfast on day two of the Basketball Australia Under-14 Championships.

Their Pool A demolition job on the North Adelaide Rockets on Court 1 was a clear statement that they intend to be around at the business end of proceedings.

WATCH ALL OF THE COURT 1 AND 3 REPLAYS BELOW

Precision passing and superior accuracy around the net saw the Cavaliers build an unassailable 51-14 halftime lead as the visitors from across border had no answer to Casey on their home court.

Despite massive margin, the Rockets showed plenty of resilience in the back half to reduce the deficit by four points but the Casey boys were always cruising home for a 86-53 victory.

Knox Raiders and Gold Coast Rollers have played out a thrilling contest where seldom more than a basket separated both boys’ sides on Court 1.

One point was the margin in favour of the Rollers at halftime, before the Raiders returned the favour, if you can call it that, with a one-point advantage (68-67) at the final buzzer.

Meanwhile, two national girls’ crowns in five days remains alive for the Melbourne Tigers after they regained their composure to squeeze out a terrific extra-time victory.

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Swamped 19-5 by the Warwick Senators in the final quarter, the Tigers somehow found themselves locked together 53-all with their fast-finishing rivals at the end of normal time.

But that was as much ground as the Tigers were willing to yield as they dug deep to take out the thrilling contest 58-55 on Court 3.

The Perry Lakes Hawks have edged out the South Adelaide Panthers by six points in their boys’ contest, which featured several stunning momentum swings.

The Hawks gave up a four-point halftime lead to trail by 10 at the final change.

Remarkably, they swung the momentum in their favour again with a stunning 32-16 final quarter to claim an incredible 68-62 victory.

Casey girls made a double celebration for the club after the boys saluted earlier in the day when they easily took down Central Coast in their match-up.

They were always in control on their way to a 69-30 result.

REPLAYS

Court 1

Casey Cavaliers v Tasmania Northwest Devils (Boys)

Tasmania Northern Tigers v Bendigo Braves (Girls)

Bulleen Boomers v Sutherland Sharks (Girls)

Logan Thunder v Penrith Panthers (Boys)

Central Coast Rebels v Casey Cavaliers (Girls)

Knox Raiders v Gold Coast Rollers (Boys)

North Adelaide Rockets v Casey Cavaliers (Boys)

Court 3

Penrith Panthers v Maffra Eagles (Boys)

Gold Coast Rollers v Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (Girls)

Norths Bears v Camberwell Dragons (Boys)

Sturt Sabres v Willetton Tigers (Boys)

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles v Tasmania Northern Tigers (Girls)

South Adelaide Panthers v Perry Lakes Hawks (Boys)

Melbourne Tigers v Warwick Senators (Girls)

PREVIEW

Can Melbourne Tigers win two national girls events in five days?

On the same day Josie Agnew, Isobelle Wightman, Alice Magnanini and co led their U18 side to success in Perth, the next generation of female Tigers began their U14 campaign with a stylish win over NSW heavyweights Penrith Panthers.

Next on the agenda is the opening game on Court 3 at 9am on Monday morning against WA side Warwick Senators. Then it’s a big test against South Australian champions South Adelaide Panthers later in the day.

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Each day of the coverage will feature three LIVE stories showcasing two courts each.

That split will be Courts 1 and 3, Courts 6 and 10 and, finally, Courts 5 and 9.

Catch seven games on each of Courts 1 and 3 on Monday, starting at 9am.

Another club to impress at U18 level was Perry Lakes Hawks. And after a strong opening day in Melbourne, the Western Australian juggernaut could be in line for more success.

The boys side upstaged Queensland big guns Gold Coast Rollers by a solitary point on the back of 15 points from Hugh Tan and a 14-point haul from Angus Sallie. They next face South Adelaide Panthers on Court 3 at 10.30am on Monday.

The Rollers themselves will be looking to find winning form against Knox Raiders at the same time on Court 1 and will be hoping Isaiah Fruean can repeat his 31-point haul from the opening game.

The locals are sure to be out in force when two impressive opening day girls winners clash in what could well decide the winner of Pool F.

Sixteen points from Isabella Squires helped hosts Casey Cavaliers beat Cockburn Cougars. Now they face Central Coast Rebels, who beat Canberra on Sunday, at midday on Court 1.

Every match of the Basketball Australia Under-14 Club Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from September 22 to 27.