HomeGround
Foundation member, Basketball ACT
Belconnen's basketball club since 1971.
Over 350 players, from Under 10s taking their first shot to social teams still going at 80. Friday Junior Premier League to Monday night social. Everyone gets a game.
Photo: Bradley Lowther / @australiasphotographer
Find your team
Three ways to play
Juniors, U10–U19
Junior Premier League through to Division 6. Boys' and girls' teams in every age group. Trials in August and February — no experience needed.
New to Ramblers →
Seniors, 18–80
Senior Premier League by invitation, or open men's, women's and mixed social teams Monday to Thursday nights.
Senior basketball →
Tournaments
Teams enter local tournaments through the year. Extra games, new opposition, and the trips teams remember.
What's on →Fits around your week
When you play
Every grade trains on a weeknight between Monday and Thursday.
Juniors
Games Saturday and Sunday, all day
Junior Premier League
Games Friday nights
Senior Premier League
Games Wednesday and Thursday nights
Senior social
Games Monday through Thursday nights
55
years in the ACT
350+
players every season
U10–80
playing age range
2024
Chief Minister's Canberra Gold Award
Three generations, one club.
Ramblers was a foundation member of the ACT Basketball Association in the early 1970s and we are still here, still in Belconnen. Many of our families never leave: grandparents, parents and children who have all pulled on the same jersey.
We care more about playing for the love of it than about championships — though we win our share, and when we do, every player has had a hand in it.
Our story and 55 years of history →
Latest from the club
All news →HomeGround
Ramblers built its own club software.
HomeGround is the app our volunteers use to run the club — team lists, notices, and the administration that keeps 350 players on the right court at the right time. We built it because nothing on the market fitted a club like ours, and we are now preparing it for other clubs across Canberra and beyond.
See what HomeGround does