Trials Time:

8:15am - 1:30pm

Trials Format:

8:15am Registration

Session 1: 8:30am - 10:30am - All Triallists will be involved in a combination of Court Drills and Matches;
Session 2: 11.00am - 1.30pm - Possibles vs Probables;

N.B. Any players not selected for this session are free to leave with their parents or guardians;

COVID- 19 Guidelines:
All competitors, spectators and officials are to adhere to all COVID – 19 Guidelines being applied at a CIS venue.

At any venue, all competitors, spectators and officials are to maintain physical distancing, wash/sanitise their hands regularly and refrain form entering a venue if they are felling unwell.

For greater detail please refer to the Risk Assessment for this sport and the CIS Covid-19 Return to Sport Guidelines loaded on the website under Handbook.

Hills Basketball Stadium:

• Please note that while restrictions are lifted regarding spectator numbers, Hills Basketball Stadium are encouraging parents to only attend if they have a specific reason to do so.

• Maximum one spectator per participant if required. Spectators are required to record name & email/mobile number.

Parking:

Parking is available in the Sports Centre Car Park.

First Aid:

A First Aid Officier will be in attendance for the duration of the Event;  

Dress:

Association or School Basketball Singlet and Gear.

Food & Drink:

Players are advised to bring all food, snacks and water with them.

CIS Team:

At the end of the selection trials 10 students will be named in the CIS Team. The CIS Team will go on to compete at the NSWPSSA Girls Basketball Championships. Selected students are to remain briefly to meet with team management.  Costs associated with competing at this level include the player levy ( approximately $230 in 2019) and the purchase of mandatory uniform  items (approximately $350).  The player levy varies from year to year, depending on where the Championships are held and the costs involved. In 2022 the PSSA Girls Basketball Championship will be held in Tamworth from May 31 -  3 June.

Officials:

There is a pathway for secondary students that would like to referee at the NSWPSSA Basketball Championships, and if selected, at the SSA Championships. Students need to be nominated as a referee to attend the CIS Primary Basketball trials so that they can be assessed/ selected to accompany the CIS Team. The trial ensures that the student has the ability to referee at the PSSA level.