Name: WNBL Townsville Tip Off Day 4
Start: 2026-09-20T13:00:00+10:00
End: 2026-09-20T22:00:00+10:00
Location: Townsville Stadium

The event

About this event

WNBL | TOWNSVILLE TIP OFF | DAY 4

Townsville Tip Off is back for its second year in North Queensland from 17 - 20 September! Join us for four days of WNBL action and get your first look at each team ahead of the season.

Early-bird tickets on sale now + kids go free! Secure your tickets today.

DAY 4 | SCHEDULE

Canberra Captials V Southside Flyers
Geelong Venom V Bendigo Spirit
Townsville Fire V Sydney Flames
Tip Off | 1pm

Date

Sun 20 Sep 2026

Start time

01:00 PM

Venue

Townsville Stadium

Annandale, QLD

Entry

Reserved seating

Up to 8 tickets per order

Who's playing

Lineup

WNBL

Before you go

Getting there

Townsville Stadium

40-48 Murray Lyons Crescent, Annandale, Queensland, 4814

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About WNBL

The Women's National Basketball League (WNBL), proudly operated by W-BASKETBALL CO PTY LTD from its base in Sydney, Australia, stands as the premier professional women's basketball competition in the nation. This esteemed organisation is dedicated to fostering elite female athletic talent, providing a vibrant and competitive environment for athletes to excel at the highest level. The WNBL is celebrated for its unwavering commitment to professional sport, delivering thrilling entertainment and showcasing the pinnacle of skill and determination across its league fixtures throughout the season.

For over four decades, the WNBL has been a pivotal force in Australian sport, instrumental in developing world-class athletes who have become inspirational role models and represented their country on the global stage. It is more than just a basketball league; it is a powerful platform for female empowerment, inspiring young girls and boys nationwide through dynamic performances and accessible sporting heroes. By passionately investing in the future of women's basketball, W-BASKETBALL CO PTY LTD, through the WNBL, not only produces exhilarating competition but also cultivates community pride and contributes significantly to the health and vitality of sport in Australia, making it an organisation worthy of widespread public support.