Live stream: Watch the Show Court on Day 3 at the 2025 Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships

Two clutch wins has the SA men firing ahead of finals while a Tasmanian sharpshooter put on a remarkable three-point clinic. Watch every Show Court REPLAY.

South Australia will head into tomorrow’s quarter-finals riding a high of confidence after securing two clutch wins on Thursday.

In what was arguably the game of the Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships so far, SA produced a thrilling upset win over Queensland to kick off proceedings on the Show Court.

The 100-99 victory was a tantalising matchup throughout before the final two minutes well and truly took things up a notch.

SA’s titan in the middle Deng Manyang was the hero, scoring nine straight points for the Croweaters in the last 2.46 of the game to reverse a six-point deficit, before big plays from role players Oscar Sabine and Jackson Bowden gave them a one-point lead with 4.2 seconds left.

There was still a job to do though, with the looming figure of reigning U20 Nationals MVP Roman Siulepa ready to rip the game away at the buzzer.

But Manyang stepped up again to ensure Siulepa’s shot went unfulfilled, ensuring the 100-99 win.

SA also claimed victory in the final match of the day over on Court 6 against NSW Blue.

In other Show Court results, Tasmanian Nash Walker was lights out from beyond the arc as he led Tasmania to a xx-xx defeat of NSW.

Walker shot x from three-point range as he notched x for the game.

Earlier, the Victoria Ivor Burge men has a huge win by over Tasmania, with the 140-74 victory coming off the back of two stellar offensive showings.

Jake De La Motte finished with a monster 38 points and an 8-8 from the free throw line while teammate Jack Innella finished with 31 points, eight rebounds and seven steals.

A remarkable first-half on defence then ensured the New South Wales Ivor Burge women’s side would easily account for Queensland.

The 109-37 result was built off the back of an astonishing 60-8 first-half score line.

In U20 women’s action Victoria was too good for Tasmania while SA overcame some nervy moments to take care of WA.

REPLAYS

New South Wales v Tasmania (U20 Men)

South Australia v Western Australia (U20 Women)

Tasmania v Victoria (U20 Women)

New South Wales v Queensland (IB Women)

Victoria v Tasmania (IB Men)

South Australia v Queensland (U20 Men)

PREVIEW

South Australia’s championship credentials will be given a significant test on Day 3 of the Basketball Australia Under-20 & Ivor Burge National Championships, with the first of their two big games kicking off the action on Wednesday.

Currently sitting with a 1-1 record, the SA boys face a red-hot Queensland side to kick start proceedings at 9am on Show Court before a date with New South Wales Blue to wrap up their pool stage later in the day on court 6.

Check out today’s LIVE STREAM schedule below.

Every Show Court match will be live streamed here on KommunityTV.

The contest between SA and Queensland could prove who’s the biggest challenger to Victoria, with both state’s only losses coming against the undefeated powerhouse.

Son of a gun Rio Bruton has started his tournament off in strong form, averaging 17 points and 4.5 rebounds per game, while Patrick D’Arcy dominated their win against ACT with 24 points.

Other Show Court highlights on day three will include two big women’s clashes between Tasmania and Victoria along with SA and WA.

Ivor Burge sides also hit the court with men’s matches between Victoria and Tasmania at 11am and NSW and Queensland in a women’s clash from 1pm.

The men’s clash between NSW and Tasmania will then conclude proceedings at 7pm.

Every match of the Basketball Australia Under-20 and Ivor Burge National Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from January 28 – February 2.