Parker powers Berwick into today's RSI semi-finals

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Day 2 of the 2026 Rising Stars Invitational Australia Qualifiers shifted from breakout performances to finals-level basketball as Austin Kirikiri, Bailie Wickham, Boris Rosner and Vanessa Tavete headlined a packed Saturday at Melbourne’s State Basketball Centre.

Kirikiri scored 55 points across two Rowville SC wins, Wickham and Nikki Parker combined for 68 points for unbeaten Marist Regional College, while Berwick College erased a 21-point deficit behind Parker Rivet and Rosner in the boys quarter-finals.

DAY ONE RESULTS

Across 12 games, transition offence, rebounding dominance and defensive pressure separated the remaining title contenders ahead of Sunday’s semi-finals and championship games.

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JSR Basketball 76 def. Barker College 72

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Barker 19–9, JSR 30–19, 18–18, 19–16
• Largest Lead: Barker College by 19
• Game Context: JSR overturned a slow start with a 30-point second quarter, then held off Barker late despite Izabella Mansory’s 28-point performance.

Keira Robinson scored 30 points and hit five threes as JSR Basketball came from behind to defeat Barker College 76–72 in the opening Day 2 girls game at SBC Court 1.

Robinson shot 9-from-24 from the field and 7-of-11 from the free throw line, adding four rebounds and four steals as JSR turned defensive pressure into the decisive scoring source. JSR generated 37 points from turnovers and finished with 21 steals, forcing Barker into 33 turnovers despite being outrebounded 61–47.

Barker led by 10 at quarter-time and pushed the margin as high as 19, but JSR flipped the game with a 30–19 second quarter. Sadie Jones added 11 points and six rebounds, Ellie Boxall scored 11 off the bench, while Jasmine Giles produced six points, 11 rebounds, eight assists and four steals.

Mansory kept Barker in the contest with 28 points, nine rebounds, four assists and four steals, while Sasha Claque added 16 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks. Elley Hawken finished with five points and 12 rebounds.

Key Performers

• JSR Basketball: Keira Robinson 30 PTS, 4 REB, 4 STL │ Ellie Boxall 11 PTS │ Sadie Jones 11 PTS, 6 REB │ Jasmine Giles 6 PTS, 11 REB, 8 AST, 4 STL
• Barker College: Izabella Mansory 28 PTS, 9 REB, 4 AST, 4 STL │ Sasha Claque 16 PTS, 11 REB, 4 BLK │ Elley Hawken 12 REB

By the Numbers

• JSR Basketball: 76 PTS │ 27-from-82 FG │ 8-from-28 3PT │ 14-of-20 FT │ 47 REB │ 17 AST │ 21 STL │ 37 Points from Turnovers
• Barker College: 72 PTS │ 24-from-72 FG │ 6-from-22 3PT │ 18-of-27 FT │ 61 REB │ 18 AST │ 33 TO │ 36 Paint Points

Marist Regional College 94 def. Flinders College 77

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Flinders 23–21, Marist 24–9, 27–28, 22–17
• Largest Lead: Marist Regional College by 23
• Game Context: Nikki Parker and Bailie Wickham powered Marist through a dominant second quarter as Marist controlled the glass and generated 32 second-chance points.

Nikki Parker finished with 32 points and 15 rebounds as Marist Regional College defeated Flinders College 94–77 at SBC Court 4 to remain unbeaten in the girls competition.

Parker shot 11-from-26 from the field and 8-of-9 from the free throw line, repeatedly creating second-chance opportunities as Marist finished with a commanding 65–49 rebounding advantage, including 31 offensive boards.

Guard Bailie Wickham added 23 points with five made threes, while Maya Davies controlled tempo with 12 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Marli Horton also contributed six points and five assists in an efficient supporting role.

After trailing by two at quarter-time, Marist broke the game open during a decisive 24–9 second quarter through offensive rebounding, paint scoring and transition play. The Tasmanian school scored 44 points in the paint and 23 fast-break points.

Maddi Carr led Flinders with 26 points and 10-of-12 shooting from the free throw line, while Nyachoop Muot added 12 points with four made threes. Jayda Fancett provided a strong bench performance with 21 points and 11 rebounds.

Key Performers

• Marist Regional College: Nikki Parker 32 PTS, 15 REB │ Bailie Wickham 23 PTS, 5 3PT │ Maya Davies 12 PTS, 8 REB, 6 AST │ Marli Horton 6 PTS, 5 AST
• Flinders College: Maddi Carr 26 PTS │ Jayda Fancett 21 PTS, 11 REB │ Nyachoop Muot 12 PTS │ Meia Gayfer 8 REB, 5 AST

By the Numbers

• Marist Regional College: 94 PTS │ 34-from-86 FG │ 11-from-24 3PT │ 65 REB │ 31 OREB │ 32 Second Chance Points
• Flinders College: 77 PTS │ 24-from-79 FG │ 6-from-28 3PT │ 23-of-33 FT │ 49 REB │ 24 Bench Points

Templestowe College 91 def. Trinity College 82

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Templestowe 25–13, 24–17, 14–26, 28–26
• Largest Lead: Templestowe College by 20
• Game Context: Xavier Toohey and Eros Addamo powered Templestowe to an early double-digit lead before Trinity closed late behind Josh Louis and Ezra Wormald.

Xavier Toohey scored 22 points and Eros Addamo controlled the glass with a double-double as Templestowe College defeated Trinity College 91–82 at SBC Court 2.

Toohey shot 9-from-16 from the field and repeatedly attacked the rim early as Templestowe established a 19-point halftime advantage through transition scoring and offensive rebounding pressure.

Addamo added 20 points, 13 rebounds and five assists, while Noah Singh contributed 17 points and four assists. Templestowe finished with 23 offensive rebounds, 22 second-chance points and 56 paint points in one of its most complete offensive performances of the tournament.

Trinity responded strongly in the third quarter behind Josh Louis, who finished with 24 points on 8-from-14 shooting, while Ezra Wormald added 15 points and nine rebounds. Harry Schubert also provided efficient interior scoring with 14 points on 7-from-11 shooting.

Despite Trinity outshooting Templestowe from the field at 48 per cent, the rebounding differential and turnover pressure proved decisive as Templestowe generated 25 points from turnovers and 30 bench points.

Key Performers

• Templestowe College: Xavier Toohey 22 PTS │ Eros Addamo 20 PTS, 13 REB, 5 AST │ Noah Singh 17 PTS, 4 AST │ Ryder Cleary 10 PTS
• Trinity College: Josh Louis 24 PTS │ Ezra Wormald 15 PTS, 9 REB │ Harry Schubert 14 PTS │ Tyler Biscette 13 PTS

By the Numbers

• Templestowe College: 91 PTS │ 35-from-85 FG │ 23 OREB │ 52 REB │ 22 Second Chance Points │ 30 Bench Points
• Trinity College: 82 PTS │ 32-from-66 FG │ 52 Paint Points │ 37 REB │ 19 Points from Turnovers

Berwick College 122 def. St Joseph’s College FTG 65

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Berwick 32–17, 31–14, 27–20, 32–14
• Largest Lead: Berwick College by 57
• Game Context: Jake Shaw and Zane Windsor led a relentless Berwick attack as Berwick dominated inside, forced turnovers and pushed the pace for four quarters.

Jake Shaw produced a dominant interior performance with 20 points and 14 rebounds as Berwick College overwhelmed St Joseph’s College FTG 122–65 at SBC Court 1.

Shaw shot 10-from-15 from the field and controlled the paint on both ends as Berwick piled up 78 paint points, 35 fast-break points and 27 second-chance points in one of the most complete team performances of the tournament.

Guard Zane Windsor added 15 points and six assists, while Steven Tasic scored 16 points on 6-from-7 shooting. Harry De Koning also added 16 points and seven rebounds as Berwick shot 55 per cent from the field and finished with 28 assists.

Berwick broke the game open early with 63 first-half points and continued to build separation through rebounding pressure and defensive activity, forcing St Joseph’s into difficult half-court offence throughout the game.

Lucas Fedele led St Joseph’s with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Jack Freeman added 10 points on efficient interior finishing. Ty Synnott, coming off a 39-point outing earlier in the tournament, was held to seven points on 2-from-15 shooting.

Berwick finished with a commanding 58–31 rebounding advantage and received 68 bench points in a complete team display.

Key Performers

• Berwick College: Jake Shaw 20 PTS, 14 REB │ Steven Tasic 16 PTS │ Harry De Koning 16 PTS, 7 REB │ Zane Windsor 15 PTS, 6 AST
• St Joseph’s College FTG: Lucas Fedele 17 PTS, 10 REB │ Jack Freeman 10 PTS │ Harlow Munt 8 PTS, 7 AST

By the Numbers

• Berwick College: 122 PTS │ 48-from-87 FG │ 58 REB │ 28 AST │ 78 Paint Points │ 68 Bench Points
• St Joseph’s College FTG: 65 PTS │ 26-from-69 FG │ 31 REB │ 18 TO │ 3 Fast Break Points

Rowville SC 79 def. Western Heights College 74

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Rowville 23–11, 17–22, 24–26, 15–15
• Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 15
• Game Context: Austin Kirikiri and Ivan Muric steadied Rowville after a fast start as Western Heights repeatedly threatened through Tyrese Kuridu and Ragge Abeil.

Austin Kirikiri scored 25 points and dished seven assists as Rowville SC held off Western Heights College 79–74 in one of the strongest boys matchups of Day 2 at SBC Court 4.

Kirikiri shot 10-from-25 from the field and knocked down four threes while consistently creating offence late as Rowville protected its lead through the second half.

Centre Ivan Muric added 13 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks, while Vlado Ivkovic provided an efficient spark with 13 points on 6-from-9 shooting. Achilles Gulic also contributed 12 points and 11 rebounds.

Rowville established control early with a 23–11 opening quarter before Western Heights responded through aggressive offensive rebounding and interior scoring. Tyrese Kuridu finished with 13 points and 10 rebounds, while Ragge Abeil led Western Heights with 19 points and four assists.

Manny Majak added 10 points and 15 rebounds as Western Heights won the rebounding battle 55–53, but Rowville’s efficiency inside and lower turnover count proved decisive.

Both teams finished with 13 bench points, while Rowville generated 46 paint points and 17 points from turnovers.

Key Performers

• Rowville SC: Austin Kirikiri 25 PTS, 7 AST │ Ivan Muric 13 PTS, 12 REB, 3 BLK │ Vlado Ivkovic 13 PTS │ Achilles Gulic 12 PTS, 11 REB
• Western Heights College: Ragge Abeil 19 PTS, 4 AST │ Tyrese Kuridu 13 PTS, 10 REB │ Manny Majak 10 PTS, 15 REB │ Daniel Yak 16 PTS

By the Numbers

• Rowville SC: 79 PTS │ 32-from-81 FG │ 46 Paint Points │ 53 REB │ 17 Points from Turnovers
• Western Heights College: 74 PTS │ 55 REB │ 8-from-32 3PT │ 38 Paint Points │ 15 TO

Willetton Senior High School 74 def. St Patrick’s College Ballarat 65

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Willetton 16–12, 19–13, 18–14, 21–26
• Largest Lead: Willetton Senior High School by 20
• Game Context: Luke Martin and Cooper Hewer led a balanced Willetton attack as Jackson Hood carried St Patrick’s offensively with one of the biggest individual scoring games of the tournament.

Jackson Hood exploded for 39 points, but Willetton Senior High School produced a complete team performance to defeat St Patrick’s College Ballarat 74–65 at SBC Court 2.

Hood shot 15-from-23 from the field and knocked down five threes, accounting for more than half of St Patrick’s total offence while repeatedly keeping his side within reach during the second half.

Willetton answered with balanced scoring and perimeter shooting, led by Luke Martin’s 18 points and four made threes. Cooper Hewer added 17 points off the bench on 3-from-4 shooting from deep, while Kailen Harrison finished with 11 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks.

Willetton controlled the game through the opening three quarters, building a 20-point lead behind defensive pressure and efficient ball movement. The Western Australian school forced 23 turnovers and converted them into 19 points while receiving 30 bench points.

Joe Buckle added eight points, nine rebounds and four assists for St Patrick’s, while Noah Phillips contributed six points and six steals. St Patrick’s generated 26 points from turnovers but struggled offensively outside of Hood, shooting 35 per cent from the field overall.

Key Performers

• Willetton Senior High School: Luke Martin 18 PTS │ Cooper Hewer 17 PTS │ Kailen Harrison 11 PTS, 10 REB, 3 BLK │ Sam Gooch 8 PTS, 8 REB
• St Patrick’s College Ballarat: Jackson Hood 39 PTS │ Joe Buckle 8 PTS, 9 REB, 4 AST │ Noah Phillips 6 PTS, 6 STL

By the Numbers

• Willetton Senior High School: 74 PTS │ 11-from-29 3PT │ 46 REB │ 30 Bench Points │ 14 STL
• St Patrick’s College Ballarat: 65 PTS │ Jackson Hood scored 60% of team points │ 23 TO │ 40 Paint Points │ 7 Bench Points

Marist Regional College 99 def. JSR Basketball 73

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: JSR 24–21, Marist 30–20, 23–17, 25–12
• Largest Lead: Marist Regional College by 28
• Game Context: Bailie Wickham and Nikki Parker combined for 68 points as Marist pulled away through transition scoring and rebounding pressure after quarter-time.

Bailie Wickham exploded for 39 points and Nikki Parker added 29 as Marist Regional College defeated JSR Basketball 99–73 at SBC Court 1.

Wickham knocked down seven threes and shot 12-from-24 from the field, while Parker controlled the interior with 29 points, 10 rebounds and a perfect 10-of-10 performance from the free throw line.

After trailing by three at quarter-time, Marist responded with a dominant 30-point second quarter before extending the lead throughout the second half through defensive pressure and fast-break scoring. Marist finished with 33 fast-break points and won the rebounding battle 56–42.

Marli Horton added 13 points and nine rebounds, while Maya Davies controlled tempo with eight assists and four steals despite limited scoring output.

JSR stayed close early behind Sasha Augustus, who scored 21 points on efficient shooting, while Keira Robinson added 15 points and Sadie Jones contributed 11. However, JSR committed 23 turnovers and struggled to contain Marist’s transition attack after halftime.

Key Performers

• Marist Regional College: Bailie Wickham 39 PTS, 7 3PT │ Nikki Parker 29 PTS, 10 REB │ Marli Horton 13 PTS, 9 REB │ Maya Davies 8 AST, 4 STL
• JSR Basketball: Sasha Augustus 21 PTS │ Keira Robinson 15 PTS │ Sadie Jones 11 PTS │ Jasmine Giles 8 PTS, 8 REB, 6 AST

By the Numbers

• Marist Regional College: 99 PTS │ 56 REB │ 33 Fast Break Points │ 29-of-38 FT │ 22 Points from Turnovers
• JSR Basketball: 73 PTS │ 23 TO │ 34 PF │ 18 Fast Break Points │ 36 Paint Points

Rowville SC 88 def. Barker College 65

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Rowville 18–17, 24–24, Barker 20–12, Rowville 34–4
• Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 23
• Game Context: Vanessa Tavete and Jordyn Phillips sparked a devastating fourth-quarter run as Rowville closed the game with 34 points in the final period and held Barker to just four.

Vanessa Tavete scored 22 points and Rowville SC exploded late to defeat Barker College 88–65 at SBC Court 4 in one of the most dramatic momentum swings of the girls competition.

Tavete shot 9-from-14 from the field and added seven rebounds and four assists, while Makayla Craven contributed 15 points and seven rebounds. Jordyn Phillips also delivered a major scoring lift off the bench with 14 points on 6-from-8 shooting.

The game remained tight through three quarters, with Barker taking an eight-point lead into the final period after strong performances from Izabella Mansory and Sasha Claque. Mansory finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds, while Claque added 23 points and nine rebounds.

Rowville completely flipped the game in the fourth quarter through defensive pressure and transition offence, forcing Barker turnovers and converting them into easy scoring opportunities. Rowville finished with 28 fast-break points and 25 points from turnovers.

Tiedore Puoch added 14 points and Elisa Brown contributed four steals as Rowville closed the game on a 34–4 final-quarter run.

Key Performers

• Rowville SC: Vanessa Tavete 22 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST │ Makayla Craven 15 PTS, 7 REB │ Jordyn Phillips 14 PTS │ Tiedore Puoch 14 PTS
• Barker College: Izabella Mansory 24 PTS, 10 REB │ Sasha Claque 23 PTS, 9 REB │ Elley Hawken 6 PTS

By the Numbers

• Rowville SC: 88 PTS │ 48 Paint Points │ 28 Fast Break Points │ 33 Bench Points │ 16 STL
• Barker College: 65 PTS │ 4 fourth-quarter points │ 24 TO │ 3 Bench Points │ 41 REB

Berwick College 102 def. Trinity College 86

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Trinity 26–16, 22–20, Berwick 35–21, 31–17
• Largest Lead: Trinity College by 21
• Game Context: Boris Rosner and Parker Rivet sparked a second-half turnaround as Berwick erased a 21-point deficit with relentless defensive pressure and transition scoring.

Boris Rosner scored 24 points and Parker Rivet delivered a near triple-double as Berwick College stormed back to defeat Trinity College 102–86 in the boys quarter-finals at SBC Court 1.

Rosner shot 10-from-15 from the field and hit three threes, while Rivet controlled the game with 18 points, 10 assists and six steals as Berwick exploded for 66 second-half points after trailing by 12 at halftime.

Trinity dominated the opening half behind Josh Louis and Tyler Biscette. Louis finished with 26 points and Biscette added 27 points with seven made threes as Trinity built a lead as large as 21 points through perimeter shooting and efficient offence.

Berwick completely flipped the game in the third quarter through turnover pressure and paint scoring, forcing Trinity into 29 turnovers and converting them into 39 points. Tristan Stokoe added 17 points on 5-from-7 shooting from deep, while Steven Tasic scored eight points on perfect shooting and finished +35.

The Victorian school finished with 60 paint points and 46 bench points while closing the game on a dominant 66–38 second-half run.

Key Performers

• Berwick College: Boris Rosner 24 PTS │ Parker Rivet 18 PTS, 10 AST, 6 STL │ Tristan Stokoe 17 PTS │ Steven Tasic 8 PTS, +35
• Trinity College: Tyler Biscette 27 PTS, 7 3PT │ Josh Louis 26 PTS │ Sam Upton 14 PTS │ Harry Schubert 12 PTS, 8 REB

By the Numbers

• Berwick College: 102 PTS │ 39 Points from Turnovers │ 60 Paint Points │ 46 Bench Points │ 21 STL
• Trinity College: 86 PTS │ 11-from-20 3PT │ 29 TO │ 3 Bench Points │ Led by 21

Templestowe College 86 def. St Patrick’s College Ballarat 67

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Templestowe 30–22, 27–12, 18–19, 11–14
• Largest Lead: Templestowe College by 26
• Game Context: Noah Singh and Xavier Toohey drove Templestowe’s explosive first half as Templestowe controlled the paint and transition game to advance comfortably.

Noah Singh and Xavier Toohey scored 17 points each as Templestowe College defeated St Patrick’s College Ballarat 86–67 in the boys quarter-finals at SBC Court 2.

Templestowe broke the game open in the first half with 57 points before halftime, repeatedly scoring in transition and dominating the offensive glass. The Victorian school finished with 58 paint points, 27 fast-break points and 28 points from turnovers.

Toohey shot 7-from-14 from the field, while Singh added six assists and four steals in a complete backcourt performance. Charlie Ndongo provided a major lift off the bench with 15 points and 15 rebounds, while Eros Addamo contributed nine points and nine rebounds.

St Patrick’s stayed competitive early behind Jackson Hood, who continued his strong tournament with 22 points and 13 rebounds. Ashton Halsall also added 18 points on efficient shooting, but St Patrick’s struggled to contain Templestowe’s pace and interior scoring after quarter-time.

Templestowe won the rebounding battle 55–47 and generated 34 bench points in a balanced team performance.

Key Performers

• Templestowe College: Noah Singh 17 PTS, 6 AST, 4 STL │ Xavier Toohey 17 PTS │ Charlie Ndongo 15 PTS, 15 REB │ Cooper Gill 12 PTS
• St Patrick’s College Ballarat: Jackson Hood 22 PTS, 13 REB │ Ashton Halsall 18 PTS │ Joe Buckle 12 PTS │ Noah Phillips 8 REB, 5 AST

By the Numbers

• Templestowe College: 86 PTS │ 58 Paint Points │ 27 Fast Break Points │ 55 REB │ 34 Bench Points
• St Patrick’s College Ballarat: 67 PTS │ 23 TO │ 47 REB │ 9 Bench Points │ 6-of-13 FT

Western Heights College 91 def. St Joseph’s College FTG 54

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Western Heights 18–12, 19–17, 27–14, 27–11
• Largest Lead: Western Heights College by 37
• Game Context: Manny Majak, Tyrese Kuridu and Ethan Whiteford controlled the game through rebounding, transition offence and efficient interior scoring as Western Heights advanced comfortably.

Ethan Whiteford scored 19 points and Manny Majak delivered a dominant double-double as Western Heights College defeated St Joseph’s College FTG 91–54 in the boys quarter-finals at SBC Court 3.

Majak finished with 14 points, 12 rebounds and five assists on 6-from-9 shooting, while Tyrese Kuridu added 10 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists in another all-round performance.

Western Heights controlled the game from the opening quarter before breaking it open after halftime through rebounding pressure and transition offence. The Victorian school finished with a commanding 62–34 rebounding advantage and scored 33 fast-break points.

Whiteford shot 8-from-15 from the field, David Costea knocked down four threes on his way to 16 points, and Ragge Abeil contributed 10 points and five assists. Western Heights shot 52 per cent from the field and generated 26 assists across the afternoon.

St Joseph’s struggled offensively throughout the game, shooting just 24 per cent from the field and 5-from-32 from three-point range. Harlow Munt led the scoring with 16 points, while Ty Synnott was held to eight points on 3-from-15 shooting.

Western Heights also received strong defensive contributions from Riak Akhaur, who added three blocks off the bench.

Key Performers

• Western Heights College: Ethan Whiteford 19 PTS │ Manny Majak 14 PTS, 12 REB, 5 AST │ Tyrese Kuridu 10 PTS, 11 REB, 8 AST │ David Costea 16 PTS
• St Joseph’s College FTG: Harlow Munt 16 PTS │ Ty Synnott 8 PTS │ Lucas Fedele 8 PTS, 7 REB │ Charlie Burnett 7 PTS

By the Numbers

• Western Heights College: 91 PTS │ 62 REB │ 33 Fast Break Points │ 26 AST │ 30 Bench Points
• St Joseph’s College FTG: 54 PTS │ 20-from-82 FG │ 5-from-32 3PT │ 34 REB │ 24% FG

Rowville SC 93 def. Willetton Senior High School 73

Game Snapshot

• Quarter Scores: Rowville 17–16, 27–19, 22–17, 27–21
• Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 25
• Game Context: Austin Kirikiri led another balanced Rowville attack as Rowville controlled the glass, dominated inside and advanced comfortably through the boys quarter-finals.

Austin Kirikiri scored 30 points and dished six assists as Rowville SC defeated Willetton Senior High School 93–73 at SBC Court 4 to close Day 2 of the Rising Stars Invitational Australia Qualifiers.

Kirikiri shot 11-from-24 from the field and knocked down four threes while repeatedly creating offence in isolation and transition. Achilles Gulic added 15 points and seven rebounds, while Denver Warry provided a major interior spark with 12 points and six rebounds off the bench.

Rowville controlled the paint throughout the game, finishing with 56 paint points and a 60–39 rebounding advantage. The Victorian school also generated 27 points from turnovers while limiting Willetton to just two fast-break points.

Ivan Muric contributed 11 rebounds and two blocks, while Toby Johnston added eight points and eight rebounds in an efficient bench role.

Luke Martin led Willetton with 22 points and four made threes, while Kailen Harrison added 11 points on efficient shooting. However, Willetton struggled to contain Rowville’s size and second-chance pressure across the second half.

Rowville finished with 28 bench points and 29 offensive rebounds in another dominant rebounding display.

Key Performers

• Rowville SC: Austin Kirikiri 30 PTS, 6 AST │ Achilles Gulic 15 PTS, 7 REB │ Denver Warry 12 PTS │ Ivan Muric 11 REB, 2 BLK
• Willetton Senior High School: Luke Martin 22 PTS │ Kailen Harrison 11 PTS │ Sam Gooch 10 PTS │ Dan Tomac 10 PTS

By the Numbers

• Rowville SC: 93 PTS │ 60 REB │ 29 OREB │ 56 Paint Points │ 27 Points from Turnovers
• Willetton Senior High School: 73 PTS │ 10-from-33 3PT │ 39 REB │ 14 Bench Points │ 2 Fast Break Points

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Sunday, May 10, 2026 – Finals Day

• 8AM – Girls – Flinders College vs JSR Basketball (Court 1)
• 8AM – Girls – Marist Regional College vs Rowville SC (Court 4)
• 10AM – Boys Semi-Final – Berwick vs Western Heights College (Court 1)
• 10AM – Boys Semi-Final – Rowville vs St Patricks(Court 4)
• 12:30PM – Girls Grand Final – 1st vs 2nd (Court 1)
• 2:30PM – Boys Grand Final – Winner Game #27 vs Winner Game #28 (Court 1)