The Chronicle

Junior Neers to commence rep season

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BASKETBALL: The Toowoomba Mountainee­rs upand-comers are gearing up for the representa­tive season starting this weekend.

They will have seven teams lining up across various divisions in the Basketball Queensland Junior Basketball Competitio­n, and are confident of bringing success over the range.

Junior representa­tive chair Darryl Allen said he hoped players from the restricted age divisions would make the leap into the senior teams in future years.

“Our main aim is to keep the kids playing sport, and hopefully in the end they’ll be playing senior Mountainee­rs as they move into adulthood,” he said.

“We’re hoping we get a few making the finals this year. A goal is for all teams to make the finals and see how we go from there.”

Four teams will be playing at home at Clive Berghofer Arena this Saturday, including all U16s teams and the U18s Developmen­t Cup side.

JUNIOR SQUADS

U16 Boys: Bailey Biggar, Aidan Goddard-Smith, Matthew Holt, Sam Holt, Hayden Kenny, Hayden Maripa, Tome

Stonestree­tm Ashton Waters, Mutsa Zimbwa, Rufaro Zimbwa.

U16 Boys Blue: Zac Collins, Darcy Conway, William Galvin, Matthew Lane, Sean Lindsay-Holley, Jackson Munn, Exauce Muteba, Joshua Ringlestei­n, Tyrel Rowe.

U16 Girls: Caitlin Brosnan, Maddison Jacklin, Asheligh Lynch, Kianah Lynch, Eliza Mack, Shenali Mikkelsen, Mia Natalier, Taya-Jane Natalier, Lexi Wilkinson.

U18 Boys: Joashua Allen, Peter Deng, Luka English, Dylan Fry, Seth Ham, Ngaakudzwe Ngorima, Ben Nugent, Nicholas Nugent, Ashley Palithorpe,

Angus Scott, Greg Sprugin.

U18 Boys Blue: Jackson Baker, Nathan Ball, Lachlan Brosnan, Lachlan Davies, Sam Guymer, Rei Owen, Zephyr Parker, Declan Sanders, Jack Waters, Isaac Wormald.

U18 Girls: Rhiannon Phelan, Abbey Markey, Katey Holt, Phoebe Hinz, Lily Adler, Isabella Boeske, Jorja Bolton, Grace Cluderay, Hannah Boyd.

U21 Men: Jordan Biggar, Matthew Christense­n, Riley Gibson, Kobi Hinch, Jacob Holt, Brodie Lawton, Bailey Nwanevu, Jacob Pomfrett, Noah Silcox-Smith, Jason Spurgin, David Werth.

 ?? Photo: Kevin Farmer ?? VITAL EXPERIENCE: Jorja Bolton made the leap to QBL level this year and will now line up for the U18s in the BQJBC.
Photo: Kevin Farmer VITAL EXPERIENCE: Jorja Bolton made the leap to QBL level this year and will now line up for the U18s in the BQJBC.

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