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Basketball Queensland hosted the 2026 Parliamentary Friends of Basketball (PFoB) Hoops at the House event at Parliament House in Brisbane, bringing together Members of Parliament, key stakeholders, association representatives, and members of the basketball community.
The event provided a strong platform to highlight the ongoing need for investment in basketball infrastructure, while also recognising the latest Facility Project Accelerator Fund recipients.
A special moment on the day saw the Townsville Fire attend with the WNBL Championship trophy, alongside Finals MVP Courtney Woods and Head Coach Shannon Seebohm ๐
Logan Basketball has recently secured significant grant funding to support targeted facility upgrades, including a $190,000 Queensland Government grant through the Minor Infrastructure and Inclusive Facilities Fund to renovate bathrooms and deliver new universal change rooms at Cornubia Park Sports Centre. This investment formed part of broader funding support across Logan, where community sport projects have received millions in combined state and council contributions to improve accessibility and participation outcomes. In parallel, Logan is progressing major infrastructure developments such as the $142 million Logan Indoor Sports Centre a nine-court, Olympic-aligned venue which will significantly expand capacity, enhance event hosting capability, and provide long-term high-performance and community benefits for Logan Basketball and the wider sporting ecosystem.
Thank you to Mick De Brenni, Jim Chalmers, Cameron Dick and Melissa McMahon for their continued support of Logan Basketball.
