Live stream: Watch court one on day one at 2024 Basketball Australia Schools Championships

A reigning champion finally picked up its first win - fighting to the last second to do so - while a NSW gun exploded on day four of the schools champs. Watch the Court 1 REPLAYS.

The Southport School has picked up its first win of the Basketball Australia Schools Championships, but they had to survive an almighty scare to get there.

Meanwhile a repeat of last year’s women’s bronze medal match ended in much the same vein, while a St Gregory’s College star exploded on the court.

It all happened in Thursday’s consolation finals on court one.

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While their title defence went nothing like planned, the future remains bright for The Southport School with 17-year-old Ty Lockwood putting it all on the floor in a 30-point, 10 -rebound double-double.

Riley Oberman (19 points, 14 rebounds) and Will Ilsley (12 points, 10 rebounds) added double-doubles of their own as TSS ran out 84-83 winners over Don College.

While the stakes might not have been as high, Marsden State High made little mistake in their bronze medal rematch against rivals John Paul College.

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Peata Manumaleuga has 23 points, while Sinai Foai and Alexis Beasley both hit double digits as Marsden ran out 61-46 winners over John Paul College.

St Gregory’s College superstar Charlie McBeath - who has been leading the pointscorers for the men’s Championship tournament - saved his best for one of the final games.

The power forward, aptly nicknamed McBeast around here, scored 52 points and had 18 rebounds as he single-handedly powered the Sydneysiders to a 99-95 win over Willetton.

REPLAYS

Willetton SHS v Caulfield Grammar (Champ Women Conso)

St Gregory’s College v Willetton SHS (Champ Men Conso)

John Paul College v Marsden State High (Champ Women Conso)

The Southport School v Don College (Champ Men Conso)

Marcellin College vs Hillcrest Christian College (U20 Men Div 1 QF)

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Their hunt for a gold medal might be over, but the tournament certainly isn’t for the Basketball Australia Schools Championship consolation finalists.

Whether it is hunting for redemption from a tough quarter-final loss or hunting for their first win of the week, there is still plenty to play for these schools.

KommunityTV will exclusively live stream all four Championship consolation finals back-to-back on court one, with the day’s action kicking off with the Under-20 Div 1 Men’s quarter-finals from 9.30am.

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They were one of the teams to watch leading into the tournament, but an injury blow to star player Indy Cotton on the eve of the championships derailed The Southport School’s campaign for back-to-back gold medals.

The school is one side hunting for its first win of the tournament when they enter the consolation finals race on Thursday.

They will be joined by women’s championship side Caulfield Grammar in that hunt, with the Victorian side facing a tough run through the pool stages. They will clash with Willetton State High in the consolation finals.

John Paul College and Marsden State High, two teams who battled for the bronze medal only a year ago, will play off in the other women’s consolation final.

Replays for every match on the Show Court today will be available to watch at the end of the day’s play.

Every match from the Championship and Under-20 Division 1 at the Basketball Australia Schools Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from December 2-6.

Originally published as Live stream: Watch court one on day one at 2024 Basketball Australia Schools Championships