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The Knighting Debutante Ball 2025
After another successful event, the Knighting Debutante Ball will again return for 2025.
Keep your eye out on our website for details
Players Wanted – See Attachments
As we get closer and closer to return to Basketball, Sovereign Knights Basketball would love to welcome you to our club. We are currently recruiting for NEW players aged 5 to 19 for our junior teams, both boys and girls.
Do you have a friend, a sister, a brother, a cousin, anyone – Ask them to play!!!
Player HQ – Have You Registered???
As a Club we hope that all of our families and you’re extended families are staying safe.
We thought we would give you all an update on where things are at as of the start of the
week.
- The Club received an email from Peter Eddy at Ballarat Basketball explaining that Ballarat basketball is going to remain closed until June 2020 at this stage.
- A further update is likely to occur around 22 June 2020.
- The Junior Tournament that is played on the long weekend in June has been cancelled for this year.
In regards to fees, for those families that have already paid fees, we will transfer them to next season.
We have had the question off some families can you pay fees now in case you don’t have the money in a few months’ time that is also not a problem.
Please also feel free to discuss with the Club payment options.
Fees can be paid into the below account:
BSB: 633 000
Account No: 153 197 454
To keep everyone motivated, we will be running a few competitions for teams.
Please follow our social media for daily challenges, comment complete and upload a photo.
Note: Photos can be messaged to the page if you’re not comfortable with your child posting on social media.
Add us by using the links below:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SovereignKnights/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1t60ocw6wzypi&utm_content=8ec8mbm
TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/GgWyoL/
Snap Chat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/sovknights
Coaches will also be posting some clips that you or your children can do at home to help improve and keep their skills up to date.
Have you seen our new logo?
The committee have been working hard behind the scenes to get a new logo and uniforms organised. Check out on our Facebook & Instagram posts and comment.
In the downtime, whilst there is no Basketball, the Committee have working on getting a range of merchandise, again check out our socials for sneak peaks!
Player HQ – Thank you to those family who have already registered players. Remember the new system replaces the old
Sports TG system and everyone needs to register in the new Play HQ system.
For families who haven’t register yet, please use the below link:
https://www.playhq.com/register/56cb0
It would be great if we had everyone registered in preparation for the new season.
When registering don’t forget to download Team App!
Team App is our main communication platform going forward.
You can sign up for this on a desktop or laptop and request emails be sent if you don’t want the app but please register as we would hate you to miss out on important information.
Visit: www.teamapp.com or search “Team App” in your App Store.
Once downloaded, search “Sovereign Knights Basketball Club”.
We hope this update has helped with some of your questions. If there is anything else you need clarification on please emailsboys@skbc.org.au or admin@skbc.org.au and we will do our best to get you an answer.
Stay safe and we will see you all back hopefully sooner rather than later.
Kind regards
Melinda Rudd
We are honoured to welcome two inductees
We are honoured to welcome two inductees to our Life Membership Group, Jack Rudd & Andy Mattinson. We are so grateful for all of your contributions to our wonderful club. Congratulations!
About Us
Sovereign Basketball Club was formed in 1982, addressing a need for Ballarat basketball to have a presence in the southern suburbs. Sovereign came about as an amalgamation of two existing clubs; the Wrens (girls) and the Chieftans (boys).
Our Uniform
When the Sovereign Basketball Club formed in 1982, the clubs uniform was brown with yellow side panels and piping. The colours represented the area in Ballarat where the club was based; the brown to represent the lands around Sovereign Hill, and the yellow to represent the gold extracted from those lands. our uniform colours also needed to avoid clashes with uniforms worn by other clubs already in existence. Uniforms were made by parents of the players. Around 1994/1995 the club looked at changing its uniform. A vote was held within the club to select the new colours from 3 choices: Purple & Gold, Navy & Gold and the Brown & Gold. Following the vote the club adopted the yellow and purple colour scheme (yellow singlets with purple piping and numbers; the LA Lakers look) that was worn for many seasons. Uniforms were professionally manufactured in Bendigo. In the early 2000's our uniform manufacturers started to experience difficulty in matching the original purple colouring used in our uniforms, which prompted the club to begin thinking about a further change in uniform.In 2005 club members Susanne and Mark Boswerger took on the task of designing a new uniform for the club. The result of their efforts is the club's current uniform which was unveiled at the 2005 Presentation Evening to great enthusiasm from the players and parents in attendance.
In 2020 the club went through a rebrand which saw not only a new uniform unveiled but a new logo as well. The committee worked hard to not only get a new uniform and logo, but a great range of merchandise. With the rebrand came a vibrant new website.
During 2020 the club faced great challenges as we rolled out the new uniform, which the players got to wear for 2 weeks prior to being shut down for a second time due to a global pandemic (COVID-19). This global pandemic saw some of our teams miss out on playing a finals series as we were placed into lockdown. When we were able to go back for the 2 weeks it was a very different setting with no training, limited numbers allowed at games, meaning no siblings, 1 parent, and staggered games times which all brought many challenges to all.
Go Knights
Life Members
Catherine Cofield
Rhonda Cofield
Peter Glover
Olive Gunnell
Jack Rudd
Andy Mattinson
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