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We’re turning courts PINK these school holidays, with heaps of ways for girls to play, learn and get in the game!
Led by female coaches, our all-girls sessions are designed for all ages and experience levels, welcoming first-time players to all-out hoopers.
Hoops & Games Sessions
(Free)
A session of fun-filled activities, game-ready skills and gameplay, this is the ultimate basketball hit for first-timers and seasoned hoopers!
Her Court Camp
($10)
The ultimate girls-only camp: a high-energy day of learning, skill development and tournament-style games, building friendships and confidence.
Her Court Cup
($10)
An all-girls 5-on-5 tournament for beginner and intermediate players, with four round games and the chance to compete for the Her Court Cup!
3×3 Hoop Night
($10)
Register your team for streetball-style 3×3 competition for older hoopers, complete with music, games and great vibes.
Session information and where to register below!
Her Court is powered by the Australian Government’s Play Our Way program, with support from our partners at Molten Basketball and Scrunchiko.
Questions? Contact femaleparticipation@basketballtas.com.au.
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Hoops & Games is the ultimate basketball hit for girls aged 5-12. Designed to get girls moving and smiling, it’s perfect for first-time ballers and girls who already love playing.
These small group sessions are a fun, low-pressure introduction to basketball with an hour of skill-building and learning followed by 5-on-5 game experience.
Cost: FREE
Ages: 5-12
Registration required. Spots are limited.
More information and find your session here!


Her Court Camp is a full-day, all-girls basketball experience for girls aged 8-12.
Whether she’s playing basketball for the first time or looking to level-up her game, join our all-female coaching staff for a fun day of learning, games and team challenges.
Girls will build game-ready skills in the morning, before launching into an afternoon of game play to put it into action.
Cost: $10
Ages: 8-12
Registration required. Spots are limited.


Hoop Night 3×3 brings the same Hoop Night vibes, but this time, girls register a team for a night of 3×3 action, complete with music, pizza and great vibes.
Girls submit a team of 3-5 players and play a round-robin 3×3 tournament! Expect friendly competition and a high vibe night with friends. No pressure, no drills and no coaching.
Cost: $10
Ages: 11-15
Registration required. Spots are limited.
More information and find your session here!

The Her Court Cup is an all-girls 5-on-5 tournament for beginner and intermediate players that brings friends together to play a fast-paced session of competitive games, team energy and lots of court time.
Teams play 3 games before playing off against a closely matched team from the opposite pool. The two pool leaders will go head-to-head for the Her Court Cup!
Cost: $10 per player
Level: Beginner/intermediate
Divisions: Grades 3/4; Grades 5/6
Team registration required. Strictly limited to 8 teams per division.
Included:
Four 5-on-5 games
Two 10-minute running-clock halves per game
Her Court coach provided—no coach required
Important: The Her Court Cup is not a supervised camp. A parent or carer must remain at the venue and supervise their team.
Hobart – Hutchins School
Friday October 16
Grades 3/4 Tournament: Check-in 8:30am · Games 9:00 – 12:00pm
Grades 5/6 Tournament: Check-in 12:30pm · Games 1:00 – 4:00pm
How to register:
Every player must complete a player registration.
One team contact must complete a team registration and list at least 6 registered players.
Team registration will only be confirmed once all players have individually registered.
Team places available:
Grades 3/4: 7 team spots remaining
Grades 5/6: 8 team spots remaining
Basketball Tasmania is holding a Coach Development Course for women aged 15+ through the Her Court program.
This course is designed for women and girls who are interested in coaching, wanting to develop their skills, and take the next step in their coaching journey. You do not need coaching experience to attend. Concepts are widely relevant for coaching junior athletes, from participation to performance.
Across two days, participants will take part in practical workshops, discussions and on-court learning designed to build confidence, coaching presence and capability. Participants will learn from some of the country’s leading coach practitioners and educators, including:
🌟 Mackenzie Stewart, 2023 Aussie Hoops Coach of the Year
🌟 David Munns, FIBA International Coach Educator
🌟 Claudia Brassard, Jewels Head Coach
🌟 Shakira Bone, U20’s State Team Assistant and Jewels Development Coach
The course will help participants coach with greater presence, purpose and a problem-solving mindset, lead engaging and impactful sessions, teach basketball fundamentals, and create environments where players feel challenged, supported and inspired.
The proposed itinerary with session times is below. We’d love to see you there across the whole two days, but if you can only make select sessions, let us know in the EOI form.
Day 1 — Wednesday July 15
9:30am – Arrive
10:00am – Confidence to Coach Workshop & Developing Coaching Presence
12:30pm – Lunch
1:30pm – Coaching and Engaging Different Groups
2:30pm – How to Lead Engaging Activities
6:00pm – Ask Me Anything Session & Dinner at The Metz
Day 2 — Thursday July 16
8:00am – Coffee & Croissants with Claudia at Six Russell
9:30am – Fundamental Skill Breakdowns
11:15am – Her Court Ambassador Panel Discussion
12:15pm – Lunch
1:30pm – Coaching with Purpose, Direction and a Problem-Solving Mindset
3:00pm – Conclude
Course details:
📅 Dates: July 15 & 16
📍 Location: Hobart — The Hutchings School
🍽️ Fully catered
🚗 The course is free. Travel and accommodation is covered for participants travelling to Hobart.
Places are limited. Register your interest in the form below by 9 July. For more information, contact Lara at lara.scholz@basketballtas.com.au
Basketball Tasmania is holding Introductory Referee Courses for girls aged 12+ through the Australian Government’s Play Our Way program.
Refereeing is a fantastic way for girls to build confidence, leadership, and communication skills — while making new friends, earning money, and being an active part of the game. This course introduces the fundamentals of refereeing, including rules and basic interpretations, whistle technique and signals, court positioning and movement, plus practical on-court experience.
On completion, participants will receive their Level 0 (Green Shirt) Referee Accreditation, along with pathways to referee in domestic competitions and school tournaments. No prior experience needed.
North West — Ulverstone & Devonport
Theory and Mechanics — April 20 | 2pm – 5pm — Ulverstone Sports & Leisure
On-Court Experience — April 21 | 9am – 4pm — Devonport Sport and Rec
Launceston — Scotch Oakburn College & Elphin Sports Centre
Theory and Mechanics — April 23 | 2pm – 5pm — Scotch Oakburn College
On-Court Experience — April 24 | 9am – 4pm — Elphin Sports Centre
Hobart — Moonah & Kinbborough
Theory and Mechanics — April 26 | 2pm – 5pm — Moonah Sports Centre
On-Court Experience — April 28 | 9am – 4pm — Kingborough Sports Centre
The course is free and participation includes free admission to Hoop Night. Lunch will also be provided during the on-court refereeing day, and dinner will be provided at Hoop Night (pizza!).
Register your interest in the form below. For more information, contact Lara at lara.scholz@basketballtas.com.au
For girls born 2014 and older.
Her Court is a free, supported initiative from Basketball Tasmania that gives girls in Years 3–6 the space, confidence and encouragement to play basketball during lunchtime — on their terms.
Each week, participating primary schools dedicate one lunchtime to girls-only use of the basketball court, creating a fun, welcoming environment where girls of all levels and abilities can show up, get active, and enjoy the game in a way that feels right for them.
Schools receive everything they need to get started — pink basketballs, easy-to-run activities, and are partnered with a Her Court Ambassador who joins the girls on court to support their enjoyment each week. Whether girls are new to basketball or already love it, Her Court helps build inclusive, supportive playing experience that support girls’ confidence, connection and love of being active.
To participate in the program in Term 1, please read the information pack below and submit your school’s Expression of Interest by Tuesday, 3 February 2026. Any questions, please contact Lara Scholz — lara.scholz@basketballtas.com.au.
Her Game is a 5-week, all-girls basketball program for Grades 3–6 that builds skills, confidence and game readiness in a fun, supportive environment. Led by accredited female coaches, the program helps girls learn the game, feel capable, and form connected teams ready for a positive and uplifting playing experience at the Regional Primary School Tournament.
What: A 5-week coach-led program designed to build skills, confidence, and game awareness.
When: Before or after school • Term 1 • Weeks 4–8
Who: Girls in Grades 3-6, beginners and experienced players welcome.
Why: To build girls’ skills, confidence and game awareness helping more schools get girls’ teams on the floor at Regional Primary School Tournaments.
Cost: $10 per player, includes 5-week program and game-day coaching support on tournament weekends.
To sign up for Her Game in Term 1 next year, please submit an expression of interest below by February 9, 2026. Any questions, please contact Lara Scholz — lara.scholz@basketballtas.com.au.
We are currently seeking Ambassadors for our Term 1 program to support primary school girls to play, connect and build confidence through basketball at lunchtime. If this sounds like you, please apply below!
Her Court Ambassadors support fun, welcoming lunchtime basketball sessions, making girls of all levels and abilities feel confident, included and excited to play. You don’t need coaching experience to be an Ambassador — just energy, care and a genuine desire to support and see girls thrive in sport.
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you! Check out the Role Guide to find out more.