Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Uniforms
Reversable Playing Singlets - $40
Short Sleeve Training Shirt - $20
Long Sleeve Training Shirt - $30
Hoodies - $40
Socks - $10
Glenmore Park Basketball Club began in October 1998 by founding members the Keating family along with Daphne Clarke, Ben Mackie and Rochelle Dunsworth.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club teams are a part of the Penrith & Districts Basketball and is a junior basketball club located in Western Sydney.
The Club is administrated by a club committee, motivated by Volunteers. Games are played at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre.
The club’s colours resemble the Sydney King’s as well as keeping in line with the soccer colours (purple, gold and white) already in use.
This October we celebrate our 20 year anniversary!
Celebrations begin at the club’s presentation day on Saturday 29 September.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club began in October 1998 by founding members the Keating family along with Daphne Clarke, Ben Mackie and Rochelle Dunsworth.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club teams are a part of the Penrith & Districts Basketball and is a junior basketball club located in Western Sydney.
The Club is administrated by a club committee, motivated by Volunteers. Games are played at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre.
The club’s colours resemble the Sydney King’s as well as keeping in line with the soccer colours (purple, gold and white) already in use.
This October we celebrate our 20 year anniversary!
Celebrations begin at the club’s presentation day on Saturday 29 September.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club began in October 1998 by founding members the Keating family along with Daphne Clarke, Ben Mackie and Rochelle Dunsworth.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club teams are a part of the Penrith & Districts Basketball and is a junior basketball club located in Western Sydney.
The Club is administrated by a club committee, motivated by Volunteers. Games are played at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre.
The club’s colours resemble the Sydney King’s as well as keeping in line with the soccer colours (purple, gold and white) already in use.
This October we celebrate our 20 year anniversary!
Celebrations begin at the club’s presentation day on Saturday 29 September.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club began in October 1998 by founding members the Keating family along with Daphne Clarke, Ben Mackie and Rochelle Dunsworth.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club teams are a part of the Penrith & Districts Basketball and is a junior basketball club located in Western Sydney.
The Club is administrated by a club committee, motivated by Volunteers. Games are played at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre.
The club’s colours resemble the Sydney King’s as well as keeping in line with the soccer colours (purple, gold and white) already in use.
This October we celebrate our 20 year anniversary!
Celebrations begin at the club’s presentation day on Saturday 29 September.
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Glenmore Park Basketball Club began in October 1998 by founding members the Keating family along with Daphne Clarke, Ben Mackie and Rochelle Dunsworth.
Glenmore Park Basketball Club teams are a part of the Penrith & Districts Basketball Association and is a junior basketball club located in Western Sydney.
The Club is administrated by a club committee, motivated by Volunteers. Games are played at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre.
The club’s colours resemble the Sydney King’s as well as keeping in line with the soccer colours (purple, gold and white) already in use.