The Melbourne Tigers are the most recognisable club in Australian Basketball having been part of the sporting landscape since 1931. Get ready to embark on a journey of excellence and become a part of the Melbourne Tigers legacy!
Melbourne Central Basketball Association (MCBA) run domestic basketball competitions for Juniors ranging from U10-U23 on Saturdays and Senior Domestic for men and women on Thursday and Sunday nights.
Take the next step in the pursuit of excellence with the Melbourne Tigers Junior Program. Playing in the Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL), showcasing the most skilled and promising players from Victoria.
Watch the Melbourne Tigers senior teams compete in the NBL1 South Division and Big V Youth League competitions, showcasing elite-level basketball shaping the Melbourne Tigers legacy.
Stay in the loop with the latest happenings, game highlights, and exciting updates from the Melbourne Tigers. Dive into the heart of our journey as we share the most recent news and developments with our passionate community.
The Rookie Me Melbourne Tigers are proud to introduce a new initiative this year as part of the NBL1 Mental Health Round. For this round, our Mental Health Champions — Eve Braslis from the NBL1 Women’s team and Jack Purchase from the NBL1 Men’s team — will wear specially designed
As part of NAIDOC Week and the NBL1 First Nations Round, we’re celebrating the voices, stories, and journeys of our First Nations athletes and shine a spotlight on Melbourne Tigers’ NBL1 Women’s guard, Indiah Bowyer. Indiah proudly identifies with the Binthi Warra and Dhaarba Warra Indigenous groups on her mother’s
The Rookie Me Melbourne Tigers are excited to welcome back Taylor Ortlepp, who rejoins the NBL1 Women’s squad for the remainder of the 2025 NBL1 South season. A familiar face in Tigers colours, Ortlepp returns to the club after playing during the 2023 NBL1 South season. With elite experience in
The Rookie Me Melbourne Tigers are proud to unveil our 2025 NBL1 South First Nations uniform, designed by Indigenous artist Alfred ‘Alfie’ Carter. About the ArtistAlfred is a proud Gunaikurnai man and post-release artist with The Torch, who only picked up a brush in 2018. He completed a Koori Art
Aussie Hoops introduces kids aged 5-10 to basketball through fun sessions focused on skill-building, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Led by trained coaches, it’s a great start for young players to learn the game in a welcoming environment that promotes active living and a love for basketball.
The Tiny Tigers program, led by top Melbourne Tigers coaches, introduces children aged 4-8 to basic basketball skills in a fun and supportive setting. Through age-appropriate activities, kids learn coordination, teamwork, and confidence, setting the stage for a lifelong passion for the game.
The Melbourne Tigers Development Squad Program is tailored for young basketballer’s aged 7-10 aspiring to reach representative level. Designed to prepare players for tryouts, the program focuses on refining skills essential for competitive play and potential selection in a Melbourne Tigers Junior team.
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