NSW Primary Schools Sports Association (NSWPSSA) provides opportunities for primary students to participate in competitive sport at the state level and above. Did you know that you can watch a number of events live or watch them back at a later date? View our new NSW School Sport video gallery.

Applications for the NSWPSSA 2025 knockout competition are now open. The state primary school knockout competitions for NSW Public Schools are run and managed by the NSW Primary Schools Sports Association (NSWPSSA). Entries close on the last Friday of Term 4 each year.

Representative sport. Parents, teachers, and students can browse Schools Sports Associations to find representative sport events and results for students aged 8 to 19 years old.

Register via the CSNSW Sport Portal. Need help? Click here: SPORT REGISTRATION HELP. Refer to specific Diocesan eligibility information. Age and grade restrictions limited by size, strength and skill appropriateness. A NSWCPS Polding team will be selected to attend the NSWPSSA Basketball Championships.

2024 Day 4 Show Court - NSWPSSA Primary Basketball Boys and Girls Championships (PSSA) Friday 31 May, 2024. Newcastle Basketball Stadium, Newca... Event information and results

A squad of 10 players for both boys and girls will be selected to represent MacKillop at the NSWPSSA Basketball Championships. The trial will follow a round-robin format, where each team plays four games against all Diocesan teams.

Games at Sutherland Basketball Stadium begin at 1pm sharp. Games at school grounds start at 1pm sharp. Games are 14 minute half and 1 minute for half time. Parents cannot coach, score or referee games. Juniors will use a lowered ring when at the stadium. A junior may play in the senior team if your team is short. Seniors are not to play in ...

*8, 9 and 13 year olds may compete at NSWPSSA but cannot be selected in the NSWPSSA Team to attend SSA. In sports where age eligibility states turning 11 to 13 in YOC, students who are turning 10 in the YOC and are in Year 5 will be accepted. Primary Boys: Trevor Dunn | Redlands Junior School | E: [email protected].

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We are very lucky to have access to some of the best indoor basketball court facilities in NSW. The majority of the games are played out of the Hills Basketball Association, which is located in Fred Caterson Reserve, Castle Hill. We are also very fortunate to also be able to use 2 brand new indoor basketball courts at Bella Vista Public School.