03/09/2026
The words we use on the sidelines matter. That’s why we’re helping bring the SupportHER Line to NZSS Basketball ‘A’ North and South Island Premierships, helping supporters know where encouragement ends and pressure begins. Get your free community pack and install a SupportHER Line at your court.
30/08/2026
Winter Tournament Week is HERE! 🏀
An abundance of High School Hoops across the motu this week, with the action already getting underway in the Northern Cup and ‘A’ North Island Premierships!
Good luck to our athletes taking to the hardwood this week! 🙌🏼
24/08/2026
Our guy in the All-Star 5! ⭐️
Jackson Ball gets the nod as a member of the FIBA U18 Asia Cup All-Star Five after averaging 20.8 points, 4.0 assists and 1.7 steals per game throughout the tournament! 😤
23/08/2026
Bronze for our U18 Men! 🥉
On the back of 29 points and 7 assists from Jackson Ball, the New Zealand U18 Men defeat Korea 102-97 to bring home bronze in Ahmedabad!
A great finish to a successful campaign that sees them qualify for the 2027 FIBA U19 World Cup in Czechia! 🎟
22/08/2026
Not enough in the end for our U18 Men vs China
They will play either Australia or Korea in a 3rd/4th matchup at 11:00PM (NZT) for final placing
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Jackson Ball: 23PTS, 5AST, 5REB
Cole Hopoi: 12PTS, 5REB
Aubrey Chunga: 4PTS, 7REB, 4STL
Arana Robertson: 11PTS, 6REB
22/08/2026
Wheelchair National League is underway in Palmerston North! 💚
📆 Day 1 has completed with tomorrow’s rounds starting at 9:00AM.
Head down to Central Energy Trust Arena if you are in the area and support!
21/08/2026
Our U18 Men advance! ⏩️
The squad advance to the semi-finals and will play China tomorrow night.
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Aubrey Chunga: 14PTS, 10REB, 3BLK
Jackson Ball: 20PTS, 2REB
Cole Hopoi: 10PTS, 5AST, 3REB
21/08/2026
Harbour Basketball was deeply saddened to hear the devastating news that our Chairman Blair Johnson passed away last month.
Blair joined our Board in 2017 and was elected Chair after the 2018 AGM, and November would have seen his eighth year as Chair. He was an outstanding Chair, helping us to navigate the significant headwinds of Covid-19 and to guide Harbour to become the organisation that we are today. Our strong relationship with Basketball New Zealand and many of the regional basketball Associations is a testament to his leadership.
His excellence as Chair matched his excellence in life. Blair was extremely competitive at school and at University, playing multiple sports at a high level. His greatest sporting love was basketball and he excelled at it. His achievements included selection for the Junior Tall Blacks, captaining the Waikato U20 team to a National title, and multiple stints with NBL teams in Waikato and Auckland.
Blair graduated with a BMS degree with first class honours from Waikato University and then had a highly successful business career predominantly as the Chief Financial officer of a number of large organisations in the banking, oil and gas and medical industries. He was an outstanding corporate leader.
To Blair’s wife Kelly and to Aimee and Max we share your profound sadness.