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Basketball stars of the future

South Western Times

Young basketballers from the region took to the courts on Sunday for the latest round of the WA Basketball League competition.

The junior South West Slammers teams hosted their opposition at the Eaton Recreation Centre.

In the Under-16 championship game the Slammers won 91-62 against Mandurah, while the under-16 Division Two contest was won 54-51 by the Cockburn Cougars.

Stars of the future:

Under-16 Division Two Slammers forward Abbey Barber drives on a Cockburn defender.
Camera IconUnder-16 Division Two Slammers forward Abbey Barber drives on a Cockburn defender. Credit: South Western Times
Adele East shoots for the Under-16 Championship Slammers.
Camera IconAdele East shoots for the Under-16 Championship Slammers. Credit: South Western Times
Under-16 Division Two Slammers tall Brynna Johnston flicks off a pass.
Camera IconUnder-16 Division Two Slammers tall Brynna Johnston flicks off a pass. Credit: South Western Times
Slammers guard Calie Szczypior drives to the basket.
Camera IconSlammers guard Calie Szczypior drives to the basket. Credit: Mitchell Woodcock
Under-16 Championship Slammers guard Dana East looks for an option.
Camera IconUnder-16 Championship Slammers guard Dana East looks for an option. Credit: South Western Times
Under-16 Championship Slammers guard Nicola Van Dijk looks to pass around a Mandurah defender.
Camera IconUnder-16 Championship Slammers guard Nicola Van Dijk looks to pass around a Mandurah defender. Credit: South Western Times
Under-16 Championship Slammers guard Sydney Lewis runs the ball up the floor.
Camera IconUnder-16 Championship Slammers guard Sydney Lewis runs the ball up the floor. Credit: h Western Times

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