Logan Basketball is proud to announce an extension of the partnership between Logan Thunder and Marsden State High School, strengthening our commitment to growing basketball across the Logan region.
This collaboration will provide students at Marsden State High with enhanced opportunities both on and off the court.
3 current Marsden students: Sienna Bourke, Tereise Reupena, and Sinai Foai as well as Marsden staff member Amandine Toi were part of the Bendigo Bank Logan Thunder women’s team that won the 2025 NBL1 North championship.
Logan Basketball will provide the Marsden Basketball Excellence program with –
- Direct exposure to elite-level training environments
- Joint clinics, development sessions, and mentoring opportunities
- Real performance pathways for student-athletes
- A stronger link between school basketball and the Logan Thunder program
“Logan Basketball is excited to announce a new strategic partnership with Marsden State High School to support and grow their Basketball Excellence Program. The collaboration allows us to further develop our game in the heart of Logan, provide pathways for high potential student athletes from Marsden, and utilise the Marsden Centre of Excellence facility. We see this as an incredible opportunity to further grow and build the future of basketball in our Logan community.” said General Manager Mitch Young.
“ Marsden State High School has long been home to some of the region’s most talented young athletes including some of our upend coming Logan Thunder NBL1 stars. With additional support from our coaches and Logan Basketball resources, we believe Marsden can take the next step and further establish itself as a true powerhouse in the Queensland school basketball landscape, providing development pathways and success on and off the court”
““At Logan Basketball, our focus is on growing the game across our community, particularly in central Logan where there is so much untapped potential. By working with Marsden State High School, we’re creating pathways for young players to showcase their talent and reach higher levels of the sport. With the Brisbane Olympics on the horizon, we see this as a unique opportunity to inspire and prepare the next generation of athletes.”
Sean Curtis, Marsden SHS associate principal, said the partnership would allow students “with superior opportunities to grow as athletes, students and community members’’.
