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IN PICTURES: Albany basketball fans pack grandstands as NBL1 West brings double header action to the courts

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Ella Ferguson, Kaylee Arthur, Aleesha Narkle, Phoenix Bremner and David Arthur.
Camera IconElla Ferguson, Kaylee Arthur, Aleesha Narkle, Phoenix Bremner and David Arthur. Credit: Amy Towers

The sounds of bouncing basketballs and roaring crowds filled the Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre on Saturday night as hundreds of fans packed the grandstands for an NBL1 West double header.

The Perth Redbacks and Perry Lakes Hawks battled it out in both the women’s and men’s games, delivering a night of high energy basketball for local fans.

Iconic and upbeat songs, the loud chanting of “defence” and cheering could be heard by everyone whether they were in the gymnasium or around the premises of ALAC.

The Redbacks claimed victory in the men’s with Isaac Etter named player of the match, while the Hawks claimed the win earlier in the women’s game and the player of the match was Patty Brossmann.

The half-time entertainment was a crowd-pleaser with people chosen from the crowd to try their hand at a half-court shot to win a sum of cash — many failed, however one young lad succeeded and sent the crowd into an excited frenzy.

Along with half-court shots, there was plenty of side entertainment for the kids including face painting and a McDonald’s spin the wheel challenge with prizes that proved highly popular throughout the night.

Food vans were another crowd favourite with many families enjoying a range of cuisines while taking in the State-level basketball action.

The welcome to country at the NBL1 West competition at Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre on Saturday night.
Camera IconThe welcome to country at the NBL1 West competition at Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre on Saturday night. Credit: Amy Towers
Ben Polette, Aiden Polette and Wilanie Sparkham.
Camera IconBen Polette, Aiden Polette and Wilanie Sparkham. Credit: Amy Towers
Back: Kim Daley, Jim Daley and Austin Daley, 4. Front: Luke Daley, 10, and Noah Nelson, 10.
Camera IconBack: Kim Daley, Jim Daley and Austin Daley, 4. Front: Luke Daley, 10, and Noah Nelson, 10. Credit: Amy Towers
Craig Sewell and Jodie Porter.
Camera IconCraig Sewell and Jodie Porter. Credit: Amy Towers
Megan Sullivan, Tom Sullivan, 6, and Peter Henning.
Camera IconMegan Sullivan, Tom Sullivan, 6, and Peter Henning. Credit: Amy Towers
Ava Berridge, 11, and Jessica Berridge.
Camera IconAva Berridge, 11, and Jessica Berridge. Credit: Amy Towers
Erin Campbell, Brinkley Hortin and Taylor O'Dea.
Camera IconErin Campbell, Brinkley Hortin and Taylor O'Dea. Credit: Amy Towers
Scott Sedgwick, Tanya Tapscott and Cindy Sedgwick.
Camera IconScott Sedgwick, Tanya Tapscott and Cindy Sedgwick. Credit: Amy Towers
Celeste Del Borrello, Kye Griffiths and Jamie Meyers.
Camera IconCeleste Del Borrello, Kye Griffiths and Jamie Meyers. Credit: Amy Towers
Marty Coffey, Aldo De Giambattista, Kristian Madson and Noel Moss.
Camera IconMarty Coffey, Aldo De Giambattista, Kristian Madson and Noel Moss. Credit: Amy Towers
Perth Redbacks and Perry Lake Hawks in team gatherings after their game.
Camera IconPerth Redbacks and Perry Lake Hawks in team gatherings after their game. Credit: Amy Towers
Laniesha Paddon and Maddie Sutton.
Camera IconLaniesha Paddon and Maddie Sutton. Credit: Amy Towers
Kate Green, Tegan Quatermaine and Maisyn Lee.
Camera IconKate Green, Tegan Quatermaine and Maisyn Lee. Credit: Amy Towers
Leeshar Tuialii, Stella Gregory, Aryaan Horne, Patty Brossmann, Olivia Berry and Nyamer Diew.
Camera IconLeeshar Tuialii, Stella Gregory, Aryaan Horne, Patty Brossmann, Olivia Berry and Nyamer Diew. Credit: Amy Towers
Callum Van Garderen, Kate Van Garderen and Liam Hordyk.
Camera IconCallum Van Garderen, Kate Van Garderen and Liam Hordyk. Credit: Amy Towers

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