Basketball

Trinity private high schools adelaide winning basketball team
2024 Open A Silver Medal Winners

Trinity College provides the perfect basketball pathway for the serious and social player alike. The exceptional four-court STARplex facility, owned by Trinity College, runs programs seven days a week, offering opportunities from Early Years to Year 12. Trinity College students participate in social programs on Monday and Tuesday afternoons and the more serious players represent the College on Saturday mornings in Terms 2 and 3 in the Sports Association of Adelaide Schools (SAAS) competition. We also enjoy an annual intercol competition with St Michael’s College.

2018 Open A Basketball National Champions
2018 Open A National Champions

The College has an excellent relationship with STARplex, as well as the Central Districts Basketball Club and other key stakeholders. This enables Trinity to tailor basketball programs to meet everyone's needs. For example, Trinity basketballers work regularly with former Adelaide 36ERS player and current coach and Director of Trinity College Sport Rupert Sapwell. They have access to high-level athlete development programs conducted by qualified exercise physiologists in STARplex's gym facility, as well as entry-level skills programs run by state-level players as well as state league players from the Central Districts Basketball Club, all coordinated by Olympian Sean Carlin. For the elite performers, Trinity operates basketball academies all year round and actively pursues college opportunities in the USA for its graduates and is a registered SAT (USA college entry) test provider. If you love your basketball, Trinity is your school. Read the latest College basketball news here.

Contacts

SAAS (Y7 to Y12) - Jye Watson (watsonjy@trinity.sa.edu.au)
STARplex (EY to Y12) - Hamish Heida (heidaha@trinity.sa.edu.au)

2024

  • Basketball Open Boys 

2023

  • Year 10 Boys State Champions

2022

  • Open A State Champions

2021

  • Year 10 State Champions

2020

  • Year 8/9 State Champions

2019

  • Open A State Champions
     
  • Year 10 State Champions

2018

  • Open A State Champions

2017

  • Open A State Champions
  • Year 8/9 State Champions

2016

  • Year 10 State Champions
     

2015

  • Year 8/9 State Champions
     

2014

  • Year 10 State Champions
  • Year 8/9 State Champions

2013

  • State SAPSASA Champions

2005

  • Open A State Champions

2024

  • National Open A Silver Medal

2023

  • National U17 Boys Champions

2019

  • Open A National Bronze Medal

2018

  • Open A National Champions

2016

  • Open A National Silver Medal

2015

  • Open A National Bronze Medal

Trinity College Hall of Fame inductees are old scholars who have represented a sporting team at a recognised open age national level, represented Australia at open level in international competition or held a national title or state record as an individual at open level. 

  • Brad McKinnon - Class of 1993
  • Michael Zorich - Class of 2001
  • Tammy Hoare - Class of 1998
  • Daniel Carlin - Class of 2010
  • Demi Skinner - Class of 2014
  • Koen Sapwell - Class of 2016
  • Hannah Hank - Class of 2018