You’re looking to save on your fuel costs, right?

And we know you’re always looking for another way to help drive your favourite representative basketball program to greater heights.

Well, we’re here to help.

United Petroleum is offering the Camberwell Dragons community a 4c per litre discount on fuel – with 2c per litre going to you, and the other 2c to the club.

To find out more and to get your fuel discount card (digital or plastic), simply scan the QR code. It’s free to join and only takes a minute to register. And if you prefer to do it via a link, go to: https://www.unitedpetroleum.com.au/…/camberwell-dragons/

With approximately 380 participating United service stations across the country, including sites in Balwyn, Box Hill, Kew, Bulleen and Doncaster East, it won’t be long before you’re saving and helping to drive the Dragons! For the complete list of service stations, go to: https://servicestations.unitedpetroleum.com.au/…

Friday night hoops is not far away, Camberwell. Let’s go!

Camberwell Basketball is excited to announce details for the second in its series of Outside the Lines workshops and seminars.

CDBA Communications Manager Andrew Johnstone will be joined by Radio 3AW Sports Broadcaster Bruce Eva for this session on Sports Journalism and Commentary, which will be held in the CDBA boardroom on Tuesday, March 5 (6-7.30pm) and is open to CDBA members.

Bruce is one of the country’s most experienced and versatile sports journalists and commentators. Best known today for his work as one of the lead AFL commentators and hosts on Radio 3AW, he also worked for many years in the print media and has called a wide range of sports, including international cricket, boxing and basketball (NBL).

WHAT: Session 2 of Camberwell Basketball’s Outside the Lines program with 3AW Sports Broadcaster Bruce Eva
WHERE: Boardroom, Ground Floor, Camberwell Basketball office, 606 High Street, Kew
WHEN: Tuesday, March 5, 6-7.30pm
COST: Free to CDBA members.

Please email [email protected] by close of business on Tuesday, February 27 to confirm your attendance at this session

Outside the Lines is a series of interactive and practical workshops and seminars for members of the Camberwell Basketball community interested in pursuing a non-playing career in the sports industry.

To learn more about the OTL program, click HERE.

To register your interest in the OTL program, please send your name, contact details and special area/areas of interest to Andrew Johnstone at [email protected]

• ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MIDNIGHT ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 •

The Adelaide Easter Classic isn’t far away, which means it’s time to get your wardrobe organised for what’s going to be another huge long weekend on the road for our club.

To get your hands on one of these limited-edition Dragons Basketball Adelaide 2024 hoodies, which we’re rolling out for our teams travelling to the tourney – and yes, there’s going to plenty of us going west again this year – you can place your order HERE now.

And for those of you who want your name and number on the back of your hoodie, we can sort that out for you, too. You’ll find all the details on the order form.

For further information, contact Mel at [email protected]

Camberwell Basketball’s first Outside the Lines session for 2024 is just a week away.

If you’re planning to be a part of it and haven’t confirmed your attendance, please email [email protected] by close of business today (Thursday, February 15) to do so.

Next week’s session (Thursday, February 22) is at the Camberwell Basketball office from 6pm-7.30pm.

OTL is a series of free interactive workshops and seminars for members of the CDBA community aged 15 and over (players, referees, coaches, officials and families) interested in pursuing a non-playing career in the fast-growing sports industry.

For further information, visit the OTL page on the Camberwell Basketball website – https://camberwellbasketball.com/program/outside-the-lines/ – or email Andrew Johnstone at [email protected]

Camberwell Basketball announced today the Community Basketball League will provide competition for Under 7 and Under 8 boys and girls for the first time when its 2024 winter season opens on April 20.

With lowered rings, a family friendly Friday afternoon timeslot and a commitment to providing a fun, safe and positive environment, there’s never been a better time for your young one to start their basketball journey with the CBL.

To find out more about the league and its clubs, visit the CBL page HERE or contact [email protected]

To register your child and/or team, contact your local CBL club.

Because you don’t have to be tall to ball.

Good luck from all at Camberwell to coach Danni Fidge and our Youth League Women today as they take their shot at clinching a place in the Big V Victorian Youth Championship division.

Coming off a campaign in which they reached the Youth League One Women title game, the Dragons will go head to head with Nunawading Spectres in a high-stakes qualifying game at Montmorency Secondary College this morning (10am, Court 1), with the winner to secure a place in Championship for the 2024 season.

“It’s going to be challenging, but I think we also have a good chance to qualify,” Danni told Dragons media during the week.

“In saying that, we don’t know what our opposition is going to be like. We don’t know what we’re really up against. So (assistant coach) Tom (Fidge) and I have been talking and our theory really is we’re just going for a really good crack at it. And if we get in (Champonship), then we’re meant to be there and we’re up to it. And If we don’t, then we just know that we’ve still got some things to work on.”

Should the Dragons take care of business against the Spectres, Danni appreciates what the result would mean for our club and, in particular, our Girls program.

“It’s actually really important because I think it would be great for our juniors coming through to see the youth league girls playing at the highest standard,” she said. “And something for them to aspire to as well. To say, ‘This is where we can be in a few years’. Because our Under 16s and Under 18s aren’t far away. Some of them of them are already playing with us, so I think it would be really good for them just to see what the competition is like and what they’re aiming for.”

if the Dragons fall against Nunawading, they’ll move on to play a second-chance game against Ballarat or Eltham at the same venue this afternoon. Tip-off for that one, if required, will be 3pm.

Entry to today’s Big V Qualifying games is free, so let’s get behind our YLW team, Camberwell. And if you’re at the game and have news, updates, photos and/or videos to share, please send them to [email protected]

Coming off a stunning win in the Under 16 C3 (Eltham) grand final at the Eltham Dandenong Tournament last weekend, Camberwell Dragons 16.5 Boys resumed their VJBL grading campaign with a 49-46 win against Pakenham 3 at the State Basketball Centre on Friday night.

Jake Casey had a team-high 11 points to pace the Dragons, with Leonardo Briganti adding eight.

In other Friday night highlights for Camberwell, our 12.1 Girls won 40-38 against Keilor 1, our 16.2 Girls scored a 3-28 win against Wangaratta 1, the 14.1 Boys put up a big score in a road win at Bendigo and our 16.2 Boys won 70-48 against Bulleen 1 at Mullum Mullum.

For the complete list of Dragons’ results from the weekend, visit us on Facebook or Instagram.

Camberwell Dragons are delighted to welcome Squires Loft Camberwell as a 2024 Dragons Partner.

Squires Loft Camberwell, The Steak Specialists.

Since 1993 Squires Loft has been combining the finest range of Australian meats to provide a memorable dining experience.

The cornerstone of our success is our proprietary sauces and baste, and custom-built grills allowing for a unique cooking process that creates an incredible taste profile.

Most importantly, our top-quality beef is primarily sourced from the Western District of Victoria and the lush pastures of Gippsland, renowned for producing premium grass-fed beef excelling in taste and tenderness.

To our Dragons family – please join us in welcoming Squires Loft Camberwell, and thank you for supporting those who support us.

Visit Squires Loft Camberwell HERE

Camberwell Dragons are delighted to welcome Beyond as a 2024 Dragons Partner.

Beyond is an allied health network offering comprehensive treatments to help individuals MOVE THROUGH LIFE, achieving goals via treatment, movement, education and wellness.

Our locations include Blackburn, East Melbourne, Hawthorn, Newtown, Ocean Grove and Windsor. We provide physiotherapy, pelvic floor physiotherapy, osteopathy, myotherapy, exercise physiology, podiatry and clinical pilates.

Our skilled team will tailor management plans and treatments to individual needs to get you back on track!

To our Dragons family – please join us in welcoming Beyond, and thank you for supporting those who support us.

To find out more about Beyond, visit https://www.movebeyond.com.au/locations/hawthorn/

Congratulations to all 56 of our teams, including our title-winning 14.2 Girls (pictured), who competed at last weekend’s Eltham Dandenong Tournament.

The Dragons were out in force for the 50th Anniversary of the prestigious event and well represented on the final day of competition, with 22 of our teams advancing to grand finals.

Of our girls teams, 14 qualified for grand finals, with six of them going on to claim titles. Eight of our boys teams reached championship games, with four of them winning it all. The list of our grand finalists follows below:

GIRLS
Champions: 12.1, 12.4, 14.2, 14.3, 16.4, 20.2
Runners-Up: 12.3, 12.5, 14.5, 14.6, 16.3, 18.3, 18.4, 18.2

BOYS
Champions: 16.5, 16.6, 16.7, 18.4
Runners-Up: 14.2, 14.3, 16.4, 18.2

With the Eltham Dandenong Tournament done for another year – and congratulations to all those who played a part in putting on another first-class event – next up for our junior Dragons teams is the resumption of VJBL competition under the Friday night lights.

Yes, it’s back to work tomorrow night. Good luck to all involved.