Binar Futures
She Hoops is proud to launch our Indigenous Leadership Program in Perth, made possible by the Bibbulmun Fund, a fund of Fremantle Foundation, alongside the incredible people at Binar
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She Hoops Camp | Pilbara, WA
Join WNBA & Opals star Sami Whitcomb and former Opals captain and She Hoops Lead Tess Madgen for an unforgettable day of basketball.
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Opals & Gangurrus star Ally Wilson to drive Indigenous Leadership Program
She Hoops are excited to announce that Ally Wilson will extend her work with the program into the Indigenous Leadership Program.
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She Hoops teams up with Stars in the top end
She Hoops has teamed up with Basketball NT and the Stars foundation to run an Indigenous Leadership Program in Darwin.
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She Hoops team up with Kulbardi and Bibbulmun Fund for Indigenous Leadership Program
She Hoops, Kulbardi and the Bibbulmun Fund have teamed up to create a partnership that will kickstart an Indigenous Leadership Program for girls.
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'Now More Than Ever' hits home for National Reconciliation Week
From Michael Ah Matt in 1964 to Ally Wilson in 2024 - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander players continue to enrich our game
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Indigenous Leadership Program | Melbourne
She Hoops partnered with the Aboriginal Basketball Academy to deliver this program at the State Basketball Centre in Melbourne, designed for Indigenous girls aged between 14-17. The She Hoops Indigenous Leadership Program is a holistic program aimed at offering Indigenous girls a range of new skills with physical, social and emotional benefits.
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Aboriginal Basketball Academy Teams Up with Basketball Australia
Thursday marked an historic moment, as a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the Aboriginal Basketball Academy (ABA) and Basketball Australia (BA), ensuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students have access to pathways to play basketball and become leaders.
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Opals Olympic silver medallist Rohanee Cox makes history
Former WNBL champion and 300 gamer has a passion to coach and lead the next generation of basketballers.
