Basketball Northern Ireland is delighted to announce the launch of a new Women’s & Girls’ Social Basketball Programme in Coleraine, providing an inclusive, fun, and welcoming opportunity for females of all abilities to get involved in basketball.
Programme Details
- Location: Sports Hall, Coleraine Grammar School
- Start Date: Wednesday 21 January 2026
- Time: 7:00 – 8:00pm
- Duration: 8-week programme
- Cost: Free of charge
- Age Range: 12 – 60 years
This weekly social session is designed for beginners, returning players, and those simply looking to stay active in a relaxed, non-competitive environment. No previous basketball experience is required.
What to Expect
Participants can expect structured but informal sessions focused on:
- Enjoyable, social basketball activities
- Basic skill development and small-sided games
- Fitness, confidence, and teamwork
- A supportive atmosphere led by qualified coaches
The programme aims to break down barriers to participation and encourage women and girls to engage in regular physical activity while making new connections within the local sporting community. There will be an element of good relations within the programme to aid in forming new relationships and meeting new people.
Get Involved
Basketball NI is working closely with local partners and sports organisations to promote the programme across Coleraine and the surrounding area. Women and girls involved in other sports such as football, hockey, rugby, and Gaelic games are especially encouraged to attend.
Spaces are limited, so early registration is advised.
Registration
To secure a place, please complete the online registration form:
Basketball NI Women’s & Girls’ Social Basketball Programme – Coleraine – Fill in form
For further information or enquiries, please contact Basketball Northern Ireland directly at goodrelations@basketballni.com
Basketball NI looks forward to welcoming new participants and growing women’s and girls’ basketball in Coleraine.
This programme is delivered thanks to funding from The Executive Office, through their Central Good Relations Fund.
