Senior Basketball

The ACC Championship is the pinnacle of Senior Girls & Boys Y10-12 Basketball within the association. 

63 schools partcipated in the 2021 ACC Basketball Championship. 

The ACC Championship basketball was held throughout Term 1 with sub association groups, geographical wildcard pools and one day carnival pools. The One Day Carnival pools took place at Bendat Stadium, Warwick Stadium, Willetton Stadium, Eaton Rec Centre, South West Sports Centre and Leschenault Leisure Centre on the 4 March. The Elimination bracket games took place during weeks 1-5 of Term 2. 

ACC Championship SNR Girls Grand Final Result: Kennedy 85 def St Norbert 58

The 2021 ACC senior girls and boys Basketball Championship grand finals were held Tuesday 15 June at Warwick Stadium in front of a packed crowd.

The senior girls grand final started with St Norbert shooting the lights out in the first quarter before Kennedy Baptist flicked the defensive switch on and started to pressure St Norbert with an amazing full court press and man on man defense. Kennedy began to control the game from this point forward and the team ball movement and chemistry between the Kennedy girls was a delight to watch. A special grand final MVP performance from Kyrah Daniels (Kennedy) who was literally guarding all five positions and a major offensive threat taking Kennedy to the Championship trophy. 

ACC Championship SNR Boys Grand Final Result: Kingsway 77 def John Septimus Roe 64

The senior boys grand final was a repeat of 2020 with Kingsway aiming for back to back Championships against John Septimus Roe. The game was a highlight reel with some amazing plays and offensive shooting from both teams. Kingsway opened up with what would turn out to be the match winning lead in the 2nd quarter with some great team passing and driving. John Septimus Roe contnued to press in the second half reducing the margin to single digits at the end of the third quarter, however was the final opportunity with Kingsway holding firm and hitting some deep 3 pointers to seal a memorable back to back championship. Ethan Elliot was back at it again causing all types of havoc for the John Septimus Roe defenders and was awarded MVP of the game. A star that is rapidly on the rise.