Basketball
Welcome to University of Liverpool Basketball club
There are plenty of opportunities to play basketball at the University of Liverpool. We have some great facilities and whether you want to play competitively or socially, you will be able to get involved.
Competitive
We currently have two men's teams and two women's teams competing in the British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) league, all of which are seeking to win their respective leagues or gain promotion. With our Men's first team competing in the Christie Cup and our Women's first team winning the BUCS Northern Conference Cup last season, we are looking to maintain our competitive edge and therefore we would love to see you at trials at the start of the year.
You can contact the women's team here
Training times
| Team | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Men's | Monday | 8pm-10pm |
| Women's | Monday | 6pm-8pm |
| Men's | Friday | 5pm-6.30pm |
| Women's | Friday | 6.30pm-8.00pm |
Social sport
We also hold basketball training and tournaments every Saturday from 3pm-5pm for anyone wishing to play socially. Whether you consider yourself a pro, or you've never picked up a basketball, you're welcome to join in, learn a new skill and make new friends. We also hold the below Turn up & Play sessions which enable people to turn up without membership for free!
| Team | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Women's | Saturday | 3pm-4pm |
| Mens | Saturday | 4pm-5pm |
Social events
This coming year, we will be having regular club socials with a wide range of activities to become involved in to improve the chemistry of the club. We have lost a lot of time to make up for, so attendance will be heavily encouraged.
The Athletic Union
The Athletic Union (AU) is a student lead union founded in 1884. The AU consists of competitive sports clubs representing the University in British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS). The AU also provides opportunities for social sports with over 132 teams across three sports.
Being an AU member is a great way to stay active, develop management and leadership skills and meet people.
Other benefits include:
- Representation within the Sport Liverpool department through the elected student AU executive committee
- Elite personal accident insurance cover
- Access to physiotherapy treatment at our Sports injuries clinic
- Priority access to AU social events
- Financial support at representative level
- Subsidised support to coaching an officials courses
- Eligibility for colours and blues award.
The initial cost of the AU membership is £60 and this will allow you to join one club. If you wish to join multiple clubs, the cost for each club is £24 thereafter.