We are delighted to launch the Hoops Her Way Fastbreak Females Fundraising Lunch, a premier event celebrating female basketball players, coaches, referees, and administrators. Join us on Friday August 23 at The Baths Middle Brighton from 12:30PM-4PM for an inspiring and empowering afternoon.
About Hoops Her Way Hoops Her Way is dedicated to empowering women in basketball by providing opportunities for female athletes, coaches, referees, and administrators to excel and lead. Our program focuses on fostering a supportive community, promoting gender equality, and inspiring the next generation of female leaders in sports.
Special Guests We are honoured to welcome a distinguished lineup of special guests who have made significant impacts in the world of sports:
Jennifer Watt, CEO of North Melbourne Football Club
Kylie Watson-Wheeler, President of Western Bulldogs Football Club
Michele Timms, 3x Olympian for Australian Opals, FIBA Hall of Fame
Jenna O’Hea, 2x Olympian, Captain of Australian Opals at the 2020 Tokyo Games
MC: Leila Davis, Melbourne Tigers player
Get Involved To be part of this fantastic event, purchase your ticket here:
By attending, you’ll be supporting our mission to elevate women’s basketball and provide resources and opportunities for growth and success. All proceeds from this event will go directly towards the Hoops Her Way program.
Thank You to Our Supporters We extend our heartfelt thanks to The Baths Middle Brighton, Motus Life, Intimo, and many others for their generous support. Your contributions are invaluable and greatly appreciated.By attending, you’ll be supporting our mission to elevate women’s basketball and provide resources and opportunities for growth and success. All proceeds from this event will go directly towards the Hoops Her Way program.
We look forward to seeing you at the Hoops Her Way Fastbreak Females Fundraising Lunch. Together, we can make a difference in the world of women’s basketball.
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