2025 Basketball Australia School Championships squads: Teams for every Championship division school

Stacked starting fives, Aussie reps and even an AFL draft prospect are among the squads named for next month’s Basketball Australia School Championships. See every top division team.

Dual-sport future stars, defending champions and more have been named as young guns line up to make their mark at the Basketball Australia School Championships.

With the top 16 school sides in the country set to head to the Gold Coast next month, squads have been named for the top-level Championship divisions.

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Both Berwick College and Brisbane State High School – champions of the 2024 men’s and women’s divisions respectively – will return to nationals with a string of their stars.

Berwick, who enter as a wildcard this year, retain three of last year’s winning team in Marcus Krasnadamskis, Brandon Pele and Sebastien Rault.

Berwick College's Marcus Krasnadamskis during the 2024 Basketball Australia School Championships. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

201cm forward Krasnadamskis looks to be an AFL draft prospect after choosing football over basketball earlier this year, with his attendance at nationals likely depending on whether he is picked up.

Elsewhere, Rowville Secondary College is set to send a squad full of Victorian representatives, Deng Manyang returns to lead 2024 runners-up Trinity College, hometown heroes The Southport School have named a strong side and ACT’s Lake Ginninderra look set to challenge.

In the women’s, Brisbane State High meanwhile will have a remarkable nine players returning to defend its crown including stars Prasayus Notoa, Alleah Hanson, Sharni Reisinger and Gia Vukona.

Star guard Jessie May-Hall has been named for NSW champions Barker College, while 2023 winners Rowville will also send top talents to Queensland.

Ahead of the huge week of basketball action, we’ve gathered the team lists for the Championship division schools.

GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP

Barker College (NSW)

Grace Garwood, Sasha Clague, Jessie May-Hall, Lucy Mead, Emma Lukell, Elley Hawken, Renne Chen, Izabella Mansory, Sophie Chen, Peyton Skinner

Brisbane State High School (QLD)

Georgia Puruto, Jema Sebasio, Gia Vukona, Mia Tang, Vahayliah Seumanutafa, Lisa Holl, Prasayus Notoa, Ruby Mazzotta, Sharni Reisinger, Jay Sebasio, Alleah Hanson, Laila Kefu

Sharni Reisinger is one of nine returning from Brisbane State High’s title winning side. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Caulfield Grammar (VIC)

Maggie Pearson, Josie Agnew, Alessia Lettieri, Tali Feiglin, Georgia Ryan, Emma Anderson, Ruby Iacovangelo, Clea Clark, Madeline Fung, Indi Grey, Jada Hersz, Maddy Walec

Henley Sports Academy (SA)

Olivia Treadrea, Sara Tropeano, Olivia Wilcox, Ebony Mack, Kallie Mellow, Maia Freemantle, Shamah Gabriel Yak, Emma Scott, Annie Caldow, Lakeshia Sheffield

Lake Ginninderra College (ACT)

Olivia Brankovic, Zoe McCrae, Emily Scholte, Kandice Denning, Ava Tawake, Maya Hart, Daisy Nwaobi, Lily Mapp, Zara Russell, Ema Rajic

Marist Regional College (TAS)

Nikki Parker, Pirri Barnes, Libby Buckby, Indi-Mae Armstrong, Ella Lee, Sophie Perry, Ellie Ewington, Bailie Wickham, Millie Baker

Rowville Secondary College (VIC)

Vanessa Tavete, Taia McMechan, Tesloch Puoch, Makayala Craven, Zaira Vinluan, Tiedore Puoch, Elisa Brown, Isabelle Heinley, Niamh Zulian, Tiana Bajic

Willetton Senior High School (WA)

Ava Bowlin, Gabrielle Manalo, Bonnie Donnelly, Matilda Campbell, Remy Hearn, Jessie Andrew, Taylah Blake, Jalyn Newton-Taito, Matilda Musto, Ayla Pizzuto

BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP

Berwick College (VIC)

Zach Morrell, Marcus Krasnadamskis, Brandon Pele, Seth Horne, Mitchell Zeurnert, Zane Windsor, Sebastien Rault, Elijah Kata, William Seskis, Brayden Kotsch, Tyler De Jong

Lake Ginninderra’s Ajak Nyuon. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Lake Ginninderra College (ACT)

Max Manning, Alex Dickeson, Austin Fage, Oliver Dyason, Biar Wal, Aleer Chol, Stirling Musgrove, Ryan Gooch, Ben Godwin, Samuel Rice, Rio Bruton, Ajak Nyuon

Rowville Secondary College (VIC)

Alier Tong, Denver Warry, Ivan Muric, Nate Langmaid, Austin Kirikiri, Achilles Gulic, Farren Langmaid, Lachlan Kanngiesser, Austin Foxwell, Matthew Shacklock

Templestowe College (VIC)

Brody Lange, Xavier Toohey, Bodhi Stratford, Cassius Musiatowicz, LeBron Gencarelli, Eros Addamo, Cooper Gill, Noah Singh, Kayden Gordon, Gus Kossatz, Charlie Ndongo

The Southport School (QLD)

Sam Loughridge, Max Board, Ty Lockwood, Ty Khomenko, Billy Brazenall, Sam Scott, James Burdett, Alex Walker, Jayden Bibby, Ash McGrath, Jack Tweedy, Riley Oberman

The Southport School’s Ash Mcgrath during the Basketball Australia School Championships. Picture: Taylor Earnshaw

Trinity College (SA)

Josh Louis, Shabani Kuyomba, Ezra Wormald, Talon Bomford, Deng Manyang, Nic Bell, Dexter Connolly, David Jaja, Biar Deng, Mack Shaftenaar, Guet Deng, Akec Jur

Trinity Grammar (NSW)

Myles Buvac, Ezekiel Kho, Bailey Macarthur, Kobby Dankwa, Joshua Mcewan, Zack Rice, Brooklyn Virgo, Ethan Marten-Coney, Max Venardos, Will Kokotovich

Willetton Senior High School (WA)

Channing Olowoyo, Faitala Patu, Ethan Carroll, Luca Brown, Bari Bedhadha, Daniel Christou, Will Harrison, Leon Maguire, Kailen Harrison, Ryder Pokoina

Originally published as 2025 Basketball Australia School Championships squads: Teams for every Championship division school