May 30, 2011
Basketball New Zealand invites expressions of interest from people interested in the following voluntary positions within Performance Group programmes: Continue reading »
September 19, 2010
FIBA Oceania U18 Championships
Palmerston North
Australian Emus 94 (Igor Hadziomerovic 13, Owen Odigie 12, Hugh Greenwood 11) Junior Tall Blacks 46 (Tia Temata-Frost & Jordan Ngatai 9) FT
Q1 25-9
HT 50-19 (25-10)
Q3 71-29 (21-10)
FT 94-46 (23-17)
Live stats
September 18, 2010
“Veteran” Hugh Greenwood exploded for 14 points in five minutes as his Australian Emus dispatched the NZ Junior Tall Blacks 107-51 at the FIBA Oceania U18 Championships in Palmerston North. Continue reading »
September 17, 2010
Australia fired the opening shots at the FIBA Oceania U18 Championships for Men and Women in Palmerston North, when the Emus and Gems defeated the hosts. NZ Junior Tall Blacks 109-82. Continue reading »
September 16, 2010
Mission Improbable just got a little tougher for the NZ Juniors Tall Blacks as they prepare to take on the Australian Emus at this weekend’s FIBA Oceania U18 Championships for Men in Palmerston North. Continue reading »
September 13, 2010
Top U18 players from New Zealand and Australian will face off in Palmerston North this weekend at the FIBA Oceania U18 Championships for Men and Women. Continue reading »
September 7, 2010
Basketball New Zealand is now seeking applications for media accreditation to the FIBA Oceania U19 Championships (Junior Tall Blacks & Junior Tall Ferns) in Palmerston North, September 17-19. Continue reading »
July 28, 2010
The Junior Tall Blacks and Nelson Suns kept their title hopes alive with quarterfinal victories late on Day Three of the Conference Basketball League at Porirua. Continue reading »
July 27, 2010
The Junior Tall Blacks threw a cat among the pigeons with an overtime upset of Southland late on Day Two of the Conference Basketball League. Continue reading »
May 27, 2010
Nelson guard Chris Duthie and Porirua forward Jordan Ngatai have already learned so much about international basketball this year, but their education is about to ramp up another level with selection for the Basketball Without Borders camp in Singapore, June 28-July 1. Continue reading »
