Welcome to Wrexham Basketball Club

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Return to play (well train at least).

Great news! We're back from Monday 10th May.

Under 16s - YEARS 10 AND BELOW IN SCHOOL

6-7pm at Glyndwr University's Sport Centre (Plas Coch). £4.

Please can parents/guardians read through the guidelines and ensure their child understands them. Parents are unable to spectate at present so we ask that they are in immediate phone contact.

We have 14 to 16 yr olds training on one court and under 14s training on a second court. Curently our youngest player is 7 years old. So pop down and have a look if you're not sure. click here to check out our FAQs

Under 18s - YEARS 11 TO 13 IN SCHOOL / COLLEGE

7pm to 8pm  at Glyndwr University's Sport Centre (Plas Coch). £4.

Please can parents/guardians read through the guidelines and ensure their child understands them. Parents are unable to spectate at present so we ask that they are in immediate phone contact.

Seniors (18+):

8pm-9pm at Glyndwr University's Sport Centre (Plas Coch). £5. 

We are limited to 15 people per court so only have capacity for 14 players between 8 and 9pm. Priority will be given to current players.

Please can players read through the guidelines and ensure they understand them. Spectators are unable to attend.

MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MADE IN THE COMING WEEKS WHICH COULD LEAD TO RELAXING OF RESTRICTIONS.

If you cannot find an answer in FAQ then please email

wrexhambasketball @ hotmail.co.uk

Latest News

Wrexham basketball Represented in Basketball Wales' Flint 3-on-3 Tournament

Jul 27, 2021, 3:20 pm

To celebrate a return to competitive basketball following the restrictions over the past 16 months, Basketball Wales launched an outdoor 3×3 competition for U14, U16, U18 and senior teams.

 

After the initial competition in Swansea BW moved up the Jade Jones Pavilion, Flint on Sunday 25th July. The sun shone on the outdoor courts as teams from around North Wales, Wirral, Cheshire and Liverpool arrived to play in Basketball Wales' first 3-on-3 competition. Some readers may have already seen 3-on-3 in the Tokyo Olympics and be aware of the fast pace. Playing first to 21, or highest score after ten minutes, there is no time to relax and all the teams had to get used to the transition from the normal five player,full court game.

 

The North Wales Basketball Association are keeping everything crossed in hoping that 2021-2022 leagues can begin in October. Now is a great time to contact local clubs for anyone inspired by France's win against the USA in the Olympics. Links to clubs can be found on the North Wales Basketball Association's website.

 

Wrexham Basketball were well represented, with three Under 16 starters in the winning Dragon Slayers, two teams in the Under 18s and four starters from the senior team winning with their team "From The Side".

 

Winners:

U14: Pheonix Flames

U16: Dragon Slayers

U18: Bulldogs

Seniors: From the Side

 

     

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