Description
Kilsyth Basketball is the largest basketball Association in Australia with over 1100 teams competing every week. Our competitions are conducted primarily at the Kilsyth Sports Centre, Lilydale Basketball Stadium and Oxley Stadium. All administration for Kilsyth Basketball is conducted at Kilsyth Sports Centre with support from volunteers who make up the various committees. Each competition elects a committee to assist in conducting its weekly competition. A delegate from each committee joins with elected office-bearers of the Executive to oversee the running of the Association in regard to basketball matters. The Eastern Sports Development (ESD) Board is the financial and strategic arm of Kilsyth Basketball and has the responsibility of managing the venues and finances, employing staff and planning for future development. We conduct free 'Kids First' clinics for children in local primary schools, run school holiday camps at Kilsyth Stadium, and offer introductory programs such as Aussie Hoops and Queens of the Court. Our Director of Coaching offers a range of courses and resources to assist in the development of our Junior Domestic and Representative Coaches. Players are selected to play in Kilsyth Cobra teams which represent Kilsyth in elite competitions such as the Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL). Our Men’s and Women’s teams compete in the NBL1 - Australia's top winter competition - while we also field teams in the Men's and Women's National Wheelchair Basketball Leagues and the Big-V Victorian Youth Championship Competition (VYC). We have two licensed club venues, Club Kilsyth and Club Ringwood which provide opportunities for meetings, functions, meals and social events.
3.20
Rated by 5 users
- Overview 48%
- Service 48%
- Pricing 48%
Reviews
A law unto themselves! Won't even abide by their own rules. Refs think they own the court. "If it looks like a foul, it's a foul", even if they are nowhere in sight of the apparently offence.
Refs need a complete and in-depth training as a core, including the day time refs whom have been reffing 'most of their adult life'.
Poor service, aggressive door lady, tired refs. If you have played there, you don't need more of an explanation. The refs speak for themselves.
''If it looks like a foul I'll call it, even if I'm not in a position to see it''.
Standard line heard a millions times, and unfortunately its a culture that they are aware of and unwilling to change. Will do as many other teams have previously done and change stadiums.
Please read this. I Play A2 on the Friday night pennant. I like the club. My only problem is that people are placed in ranks where they're not supposed to be. Some people in A2, their skill is B3 level. This NEEDS to be fixed. I suggest holding a big grading session that accurately places players in their deserved Grade. The Grading should go for a couple of weeks.
Great facilities and wonderful staff.
Great stadium, lots of parking, good coffee and friendly staff
