Basketball Club

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Basketball Club

A community, a family, that is always supporting one another growth in the sport we love.

Off campus Social play 50+ members rmitbasketballclub@outlook.com.au

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Student (Semester 2)	$40.00
Public (Semester 2)	$60.00

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What You'll Do
•Play Basketball
•Compete for RMIT
•Build friendships

Commitment
•Casual
•Ongoing (seasonal)
•Low cost

Good For
•All levels of Basketball skill

About

The RMIT Basketball Club is a student-led organization open to university students and the wider community. It provides opportunities for players of all skill levels to play, train, and compete in various leagues and tournaments. Membership fees cover training costs like court hire, with additional fees for competitive play.

Beyond training and competitions, the club hosts 3v3 tournaments, skills challenges, and social events. Competitive players must commit to their teams, while casual members can participate freely. Stay connected via social media and email updates. Whether you're here to improve, compete, or just have fun, there's a place for you!

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Club Products

Basketball

Basketball Uniform (Reversible Jersey with Shorts)

$100.00

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