Final call for Pan Pacs - ASAP.

Team lists are being locked in and spots are limited—main availability in Men’s 50+ and 65+, need to advise ASAP.

Players wishing to play are to contact Age group coordinators ASAP to obtain team name and pin number to join team

Team Coordinators – Men 

Team Coordinators – Women 

Myths & Legends entered four Men's Teams and one Women's Team. Grand Final Wins (Gold Medals):

Men's 60+ Blue defeated Glen Park - 46 to 31.

Men's 50+ defeated Westies

Women's 45+ defeated Wildcats - 29 to 15.

Are you over 30 and looking to get back into basketball? Or maybe you’ve always wanted to try it?

Our Masters Basketball Club, with over 200 active members, is now welcoming women aged 30+, 40+,50+ 60+ to join our growing community, to participate in scrimmage tournaments local, National, or International.

Whether you’re returning to the game after a break, keeping fit, or simply looking to meet new people in a supportive environment, our women’s sessions are fun, social, and suitable for all experience levels.

You don’t need to be elite. You don’t need to be super fit. You just need to be willing to give it a go.

Victoria, Melbourne - Australian basketball royalty will gather at the State Basketball Centre on Saturday, February 28 for the inaugural Legends of Basketball Game for Bowel Cancer. It will be a night dedicated to raising awareness, funding vital research and saving lives, whilst basketball fans, young and old, can get up close with their idols. 

Headlined by National Basketball League (NBL) legends, Lanard Copeland, Warrick Giddey, Darren Lucas, Andrew Parkinson, Joey Wright, Andrew Gaze, Cal Bruton, Phil Smyth, David Andersen, Ricky Grace, Mark Bradtke plus WNBL and Opals legend Michele Timms, with more names to be announced. 

Further information at this link:  To Tackle Bowel Cancer

Over the past 12 months, members of Myths and Legends and the Australian Masters Basketball Association (AMBA), have been working directly with the Federation of International Basketball (FIBA) in Geneva.  FIBA is the world governing body for basketball, is an independent association formed by 213 National federations of basketball throughout the world (including Basketball Australia).  The focus of our efforts has been to help FIBA develop a global masters basketball tournament.

We are delighted to announce that the first-ever FIBA World Masters Open will take place from July 4 to 12, 2026, in Corinth and Loutraki in Greece.  This region is known as Western Attica and is approximately 1.5 hours west of Athens, the capital city of Greece. 

The following Myths members were awarded a Life Membership at the Myths Dinner, held during the Australian Masters Games in Canberra.

Left to Right - Greg Pearson, Dianne O'Brien, Bill Hayes, Daphne Greig, Gavin Eddy, Carey Paps