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Free basketball clinics with Olympian

Residents in Knox can attend the free Boomers Academy clinics to learn new basketball skills, make friends, have fun and be inspired by leading women athletes.

The clinics will be run by WNBL player and Olympian Tess Madgen and other members of the Deakin Melbourne Boomers.

Clinics run Monday 11 April and Thursday 14 April 9am to 3pm at the State Basketball Centre, 291 George Street, Wantirna South.

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