November 17, 2025 November 17, 2025
There’s never been a better time to begin your coaching journey with Camberwell Basketball – one of Victoria’s largest and most dynamic basketball communities.
Whether you’re taking your first steps as a coach or looking to continue developing your skills, we offer more opportunities than ever before to get involved at every level of the game.
As we approach the end of another year of incredible growth, Camberwell Basketball is home to:
Alongside these competitions, we deliver a range of camps programs, and learning opportunities to support coaching growth and development, including:
You’ll also have access to experienced mentors throughout the Dragons program – supportive leaders committed to helping you develop your craft, build confidence, and make a lasting impact on the athletes you lead.
“Our community continues to expand quickly, and we’re always interested in engaging with experienced and potential new coaches who share our passion for developing quality young people, on and off the court,” Camberwell Basketball CEO Ross Wignell said.
“We understand the impact coaches can have on a young person’s life, and we’re excited to be able to offer more opportunities for our existing and new coaches than ever before.”
To explore coaching opportunities with Camberwell Basketball, call Communications, Community Engagement and Partnerships Manager Andrew Johnstone: on 0425 791 610 or email [email protected]
“We understand the impact coaches can have on a young person’s life, and we’re excited to be able to offer more opportunities for our existing and new coaches than ever before.”
– Camberwell Basketball CEO Ross Wignell.
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Youth League Men's team captain Ace Adama shows the way during the Dragons' drive to the Big V YL1 championship at BSC on Saturday night.
Eleni Valos and Anna Burrows combined to lead your Dragons D1 Women past Mildura and into the Big V semi-finals.