Looking for a Jam-Packed Sunday?
Been wanting to visit someone else’s stadium and see live SBL action – but haven’t got around to it yet?
Enjoy festivals?
Then this Sunday we have something just for you. Be at Joondalup Basketball Stadium at 11am and see the Glasscraft Wolves take on the Australian Central Eagles, followed by the Titan Interactive Wolves against the Eagles at 1pm. What a great opportunity to see the much hyped Eagles lineups (which include Perth Lynx stars Ash Gilmore and Sam Norwood, and Wildcats stars 7’4” Sam Harris and crowd favourite Steven Weigh) battle it out against the run and gun Wolves who include Lynx star Rebecca Mercer, and the exciting rotation of Seb Salinas, Reece Maxwell and American import John Smith.
...And if that is not enough to convince you to attend, then maybe the free City of Joondalup festival will be.
The City of Joondalup Festival is the northern corridor’s premier cultural and entertainment festival, which is expected to attract many thousands of eager participants. Between the hours of 1pm and 9pm, expect the Festival to provide something for everyone in your family.
Indulge your senses, with four-time ARIA Award winner Josh Pyke heading a musical feast of rock, pop, jazz and soul, and Masterchef finalist Josh Catalano cooking up a storm live on stage. See the amazing Freestyle BMX and Be Active Outbreak dance competitions, and join in free street workshops. Enjoy the colour and spectacle of the Street Parade and Festival Markets, and fun for all the family with children’s activities and entertainment.
Thinking of making a day of it – why not catch the train? Get off a Joondalup stadium – Joondalup Basketball Stadium and the Joondalup Festival are only a few hundred metres from the station!
We looking forward to seeing you on Sunday.
Article by Wanneroo Basketball Association
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