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25.01.2022 Update for Victorian based participants

25.01.2022 While it is National Week of Deaf People to celebrate deaf and hard of hearing people including their achievements, here is a feel good story about Jamie Howell and Yeronga South Football Club. Jamie is also a Deaflympian having competed in track and field events. Well done Jamie on your latest accomplishments! https://womens.afl/video/51871/sign-of-the-times ... #NWDP #inclusion #equity #sportforall

25.01.2022 Here are some basketball drills that you can learn at home! https://youtu.be/Onswfxlnc6Y

25.01.2022 Basketball Australia has released Return to Basketball Guidelines to support state and territory member associations and the basketball community across Australia in bringing a safe return to grassroots basketball. Read more here https://australia.basketball///05/20/return-to-basketball/

23.01.2022 ** Newsflash! ** We are proud to launch our new look website for the U21 Dingoes and Ringtails Teams! Check it out at: www.u21dingoesringtails.org... If you are interested in trying out for the AUS Dingoes or Ringtails or know of anyone who is keen, click on the "Register for the U21 Dingoes or Ringtails" link on the main page. Deaf Sports Australia

23.01.2022 As we enter lockdown mode here in Australia, below is a good reminder to look after yourself, family and friends. Please help each other out by observing the rules set out by the government and stay informed through reliable news sources. Stay safe and healthy!

22.01.2022 We are proud to have dedicated deaf and hearing basketballers being part of our National Deaf Basketball Team Program which currently includes the Goannas, Dingoes and Ringtails. Their commitment and passion for basketball are unwavering. This also includes ensuring everyone is on equal footing through communication including AUSLAN. No matter if youre deaf, hard of hearing or hearing, AUSLAN is a great language to learn to ensure we are all included. Happy International Day of Sign Languages!

22.01.2022 While Deaf Basketball Australia is currently under the wings of Deaf Sports Australia, the U21 Dingoes & Ringtails have been busy behind the scenes to prepare for a return to the court as soon as the restrictions are lifted. Not only Basketball Victoria & organisations across Australia are hurting from this crisis, DBA is also feeling the pain of not receiving support by way of volunteers. Volunteers are important in helping not only DBA but also supporting the Goannas, U21... Dingoes & Ringtails team be the best they can be. We are still looking for volunteers to join our group so if you are interested, please email us at [email protected] http://basketballvictoria.com.au/basketball-community-faci/

22.01.2022 JUST IN! :-) We have a new COVID-19 Sports restriction update table on our webpage: https://deafsports.org.au/media/covid-19/ (also see below). Please understan...d that these updates may vary/change and we will update whenever possible. We strongly recommend following up with your government and sport organisations in your state/territory for further information and updates (best to check their websites or Facebook page under 'sports' or 'COVID-19'). Please check that your sport has some other exceptions, such as training/games being permitted as long as the rules are being adherred to. Some contact sports may not be permitted until later, or some clubs may be required to have a safety plan drawn up to implement some restrictions on their properties. If you feel that some of the information is incorrect, please do let us know (bear in mind that some dates for restrictions easing varies as well). #sports #deafsports #deaf #coronavirus #covid19

21.01.2022 One of the countries bidding for the 2023 World Deaf Basketball Championships is Turkey. Below is a very brief video with Jürgen Endress, Secretary General of DIBF advising of his site inspection visit to Ankara, Turkey. Two countries, Greece and Turkey are bidding for the 2023 World Deaf Basketball Championships. More information to come soon.

21.01.2022 Interested in becoming a COVID safe coach? Check out the details below!

19.01.2022 Greece has been selected as the host country for the 2023 World Deaf Basketball Championships! The bid documents and presentations between Greece and Turkey were excellent which gave the DIBF Central Board a tough job to vote. Ultimately, the decision by the Board was to choose Greece as host. DIBF thanked Greece and Turkey for their hard working in putting together their bids. ... See you in Crete, Greece in 2023 for the World Deaf Basketball Championships!

19.01.2022 ** Update from Deaf Sports Australia ** To make our previous Coronavirus announcement accessible, we have included an Auslan video for your convenience. We encourage you to share with your Board, Members and staff of your organisations. The transcript is also included in the videos description. Video: https://youtu.be/hWGjBFFUw5Q

19.01.2022 One of the countries bidding for the 2023 World Deaf Basketball Championships is Greece. Below is a very brief video with Jürgen Endress, Secretary General of DIBF advising of his site inspection visit to Heraklion, Crete. Crete is one of the many islands in Greece which is a 50 minute flight time from Athens. More information to come soon.... https://www.facebook.com/DIBFofficial/videos/2992029020897944/?vh=e

19.01.2022 Deaf Basketball Victoria and NSW Deaf Basketball are looking for basketballers to join their teams to compete at the DIBF Asia Pacific Cup that will be held in Auckland, New Zealand from 16 - 21 November 2020. For interested participants: NSW - contact Sokong Kim... VIC - contact Shane Crick If you are based outside of NSW and VIC, and would like to try out, please email Deaf Basketball Australia at [email protected] Please register your interest by 31 March 2020!

18.01.2022 Hi everyone!! This is our chance to collectively tell Basketball Australia how important Deaf and Hard of Hearing inclusion is for their strategic plan. We have until this Monday to submit our feedback. It is important that BA includes deaf and hard of hearing participants in their new Strategic Plan going forward so this is a great opportunity for you to have your say.... Also, please keep your feedback respectful - the survey takes a few minutes to complete. Thanks! https://www.surveygizmo.eu//2020-Basketball-Australia-Part

17.01.2022 Its the National Week of Deaf People where we celebrate Deaf culture, history and people. Learn more about the success of our Goannas Team including their gold medal win at the 2015 Asia Pacific Games for the Deaf here: http://www.deafbasketballaustralia.org.au/goannas Thanks for the shout out Basketball Australia!

16.01.2022 Deaf Basketball Australia extends their condolences to Greg Culpitts family and friends. Greg was a dedicated contributor to deaf sports who also had a great sense of humour. We are grateful for his support to deaf basketball programs and events. Rest In Peace Greg!

16.01.2022 "We need the next generation of female basketballers to see our girls, and some of the amazing women that we have competing out there on the courts" Lauren Jackson #Makeway for the Opals when Sydney host the FIBA Womens World Cup 2022

12.01.2022 The DIBF 2020 3x3 Deaf Basketball Tournament has been postponed to 2022.

11.01.2022 And so it begins. Happy New Year 2021. Let’s do this

11.01.2022 Happy Friday everyone! https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvxR9qHQ1K/?igshid=v77gu1ajlp6h

10.01.2022 Words can permanently impact how we feel or think, so its important that you choose positive and inspiring language to support young childrens development and curiosity in sports. https://www.instagram.com/p/CAWJQSqHoWY/?igshid=cqps4jmuhyv

09.01.2022 Deaf Sports Australia is looking for parents/caregivers of deaf and hard of hearing children in sports to complete an online national research survey. The results will help Deaf Sports Australia determine how to deliver effective programs to help build deaf and hard of hearing school children's confidence and skills in sports and recreation. By completing the survey, you will be entered into a draw to win a $50 gift card.... Please share this so that DSA can obtain information to help with the development of their programs. Thank you! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/52WXJZY

09.01.2022 Its the National Week of Deaf People where we celebrate Deaf culture, history and people. The U21 Dingoes participated in the 2018 U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships for the first time in history. The event took place in Washington DC, USA where the Dingoes marked their territory to let other countries know they had arrived! One of our Dingoes player Tyler Ferres took home Young Rookie of the Championships award which was a fantastic achievement. Thanks for the shout out Basketball Australia!

08.01.2022 New mascot of the 2021 Summer Deaflympics in Brazil The mascot chosen by the contest's evaluators was the Ring-tailed Cuati! Designed by student Ezequiel Becch...i from São Rafael State High School, from Flores da Cunha. In the second image you can read the reasons why Ezequiel chose the Coati to symbolize the 24th Summer Deaflympics! And now? Our mascot is still unnamed! Keep an eye on our social networks to find out what our mascot's name will be! See more

06.01.2022 Oh deer what a year! Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Let's look forward to an exciting 2021

05.01.2022 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update As you know, there is serious local, national and international concern about the Coronavirus and the potential impact on your own health and wellbeing as well as family, friends and workplace. Deaf Sport Australia and Deaf Basketball Australia would like to share information to our members to make sure you are aware of the concerns and how to take preventative action. This also impacts on our sport activity locally, nationally and international...ly. General information: We are sharing important information and website links to assist you. The Australian Government has useful information about this Virus - https://www.who.int//novel-coronavirus-2/advice-for-public Other States / Territories will have similar information. Important Tips: To remind ourselves how to keep healthy, follow these important tips: o Wash hands often with soap and running water, for at least 20 seconds. o Dry with paper towel or hand dryer. o Try not to touch your eyes, nose or mouth. o Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you dont have a tissue cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve or elbow. o Stay home if you feel sick. If you take medication make sure you have enough medicine. Donations to Deaf Sports Australia are accepted and can be tax deductible if more than $2. o Phone your GP first if you need medical attention. They will tell you what to do. o Continue healthy habits: exercise, drink water and get plenty of sleep. o Don't wear a face mask if you are well. o Buy an alcohol-based hand sanitiser with over 60 per cent alcohol. Please bring your own if you have some, able staff will bring some. o Get the flu shot (available April). o Shaking hands is optional! Information in Auslan Expression Australia has a video in Auslan about Coronavirus: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=231341297906482 Sport Activity participation (local, national and international) You can also get regular updates from Sport Australia / Australian Institute of Sport in relation to sport events: https://ais.gov.au/health-wellbeing/covid-19 Be vigilant, respectful and stay safe!

04.01.2022 VIDEO: DIBF Information about DIBF Commissions 2019-2023 Update from DIBF Secretary General with regards to DIBFs six new commissions. The commissions are Technical, Legal, Referee, Development, Youth and Women. If you would like to enter in one of six commissions please contact with DIBF Secretary General ([email protected]). The nomination form is available under the DIBF website: www.dibf.org/about-us/commissions/... #DIBF #DIBFofficial #DIBFAfrica #DIBFAmericas #DIBFAsiaPacific #DIBFEurope #DIBFCommissions

04.01.2022 For Victorian based basketballers

04.01.2022 Hi all, DIBF needs a new motto and need your help with ideas. Go to their Facebook page and submit your suggestions

03.01.2022 Can you beat this 70 step trick shot?

03.01.2022 Thank you SBS Australia for sharing stories of our current and former AUS Deaf Mens Basketball Team, Jordan Woolmer, Sokong Kim and Matt Hayman. It doesnt matter if you can sign or not, Deaf Basketball Australia encourages all deaf and hard of hearing people to join in social or competitive basketball #Basketball4All #Sport4All

03.01.2022 Great to see basketball back on our screens again!! An exciting WNBL season opener tonight

02.01.2022 It has been a while since we posted our last update, so heres the last one for the year, and as President of Deaf Basketball Australia. While I have resigned from my position as President, Simon Andersson (Treasurer) and Mirella Connell (Secretary) have also followed suit. This means, DBA needs to close up shop and will be managed by Deaf Sports Australia in the meantime. However, this doesnt mean the end of our deaf basketball programs as DSA will do a great job to ensur...e that our athletes and volunteers have the opportunity to be part of a sport they are passionate about. During my time as President since mid-2017, I am proud of the U21 Program which saw the Dingoes attend their first U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships event that was held in the USA in July 2018. This would not have happened without the hard work and support from Simon Andersson, Ryan Holloway (Head Coach) and Jackie Robins (Team Manager) who worked tirelessly to ensure we sent the team to the event. Sam Cartledge who came onboard as Assistant Coach closer to the event provided a much needed boost. Even though the U21 Ringtails Team were not able to get off the ground, we recently appointed Lance Wright as Head Coach to take the lead towards the U21 2022 World Deaf Basketball Championships, in which the Dingoes will also aim to join as well. While the Goannas were not able to compete at the Asia Pacific Games for the Deaf due to the event being cancelled, they worked very hard to prepare for this event. The cancellation of the event was heart-breaking and disappointing for the team. I commend the team for their determination in putting a lot of time and effort and their passion in representing Australia is a great example of pride and inclusion. This is also despite the fact that our teams received no sponsorship or funding. I am grateful to Simon Andersson and Matt Dunstan for their amazing support and contribution. Also big thanks to Aaron and Caroline Tait for their superb efforts with fundraising and social media for the Goannas Team. Even though Mirella Connell only joined us a couple of months ago, she would have made a great Secretary. Even though I leave DBA with a heavy heart, I am confident that DSA will recruit new volunteers to join as I strongly believe that every deaf and hard of hearing athlete deserves an opportunity to aim high such as representing Australia for the Deaflympic Games, World Deaf Basketball Championships and Asia Pacific Basketball events. I wish you all an enjoyable Festive Season and a prosperous, safe 2020! All the best! Irena Farinacci Outgoing President Deaf Basketball Australia

02.01.2022 Deaf Basketball Australia (DBA) is looking for talented young players to tryout for the U21 Australian Deaf Basketball Teams. DBA is aiming for the Dingoes and Ringtails Teams to participate at the U21 2022 World Deaf Basketball Championships. The location of the event is yet to be confirmed by the Deaf International Basketball Federation. If you will be aged between 16 to 21 years in 2022 and love basketball, then this is your opportunity to try out for the Australian Team...s: Dingoes or Ringtails! For more information and how to register, check out the flyer!