IWBF Women’s U25 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship
The IWBF Women’s U25 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship is an international wheelchair basketball competition contested by the top women’s under-25 national teams from around the world. Playing in Bangkok Thailand from the 3-9 October, The Australian Devils will represent the green and gold in Pool A where they will face USA, Great Britain, Spain and China.
Devils:
| Laura Davoli | Maryanne Latu |
| Annabelle Dennis | Isabel Martin |
| Breanna Fisk | Aaliyah Rauchie |
| Katelin Gunn | Victoria Simpson |
| Lauren Hardbottle | Ebony Stevenson |
| Sarah King | Emerald Wilmshurst |
View the Devils' SCHEDULE
Watch the Devils live via IWBF YouTube
2023 FIBA U17 Oceania Championship
The FIBA U17 Oceania Championship will serve as the first step in the qualification process to the 2025 FIBA U19 World Cup. The top two finishers will qualify to the 2024 FIBA U18 Asian Championship. The Australian Gems and Emus are Australia's junior national teams and will represent our nation in Papua New Guinea from the 2-9 October where they will take on Samoa, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Guam (Guam will exclusively compete in the boys' division).
Gems:
| Opal Bird | Hilary Fuller |
| Monique Bobongie | Sienna Harvey |
| Teyahna Bond | Sienna Lehmann |
| Jade Crook | Saffron Shiels |
| Bonnie Deas | Lara Somfai |
Emus:
| Emmett Adair | Ned Renfree |
| Che Brogan | Cooper Rowlings |
| Luke Fennell | Roman Siulepa |
| Jacob Furphy | Nash Walker |
| Goc Malual | Jack Whitbourn |
View the Gems' and Emus' SCHEDULE
Watch the Gems and Emus live via FIBA YouTube
