On Sunday 15th September 2024, representatives from FIMBA GB and GB Maxibasketball met in Nottingham to discuss the prospect of a single entity to clarify and manage the Masters basketball landscape in Great Britain post the FIMBA World Maxibasketball Championships in 2025.
The +50 women joined the +55s, +60s and newly formed +65s for a fun-filled smorgasbord of basketball drills and games in Birmingham on 10th August.
+70 Men’s top scorer, Tom Campbell, has received a motion from Scottish parliament congratulating him and all of FIMBA GB on their success at the recent European Championships.
Following the rebrand in 2023 and further success at the Masters World Cup and FIMBA European Championships in 2024, the FIMBA GB social media following has broken 4.5k followers.
Are you a passionate basketball player aged between 49 and 59? Do you dream of representing Great Britain on the world stage? The FIMBA GB team is looking for talented and dedicated players to join us at the upcoming FIMBA GB Combine.
On August 12th, Sheffield played host to the FIMBA GB Combine, a rigorous event aimed at identifying top talent for the FIMBA GB +50 and +55 Men’s teams.
If you’ve been inspired by Team GB’s incredible performances at the Olympics, there is an opportunity for all basketball players (aged from 35 years upwards) to experience a similar feeling, by representing FIMBA GB at next year’s World Championships in Ticino, Switzerland.
We are delighted to confirm that Darren Oakey has been appointed as Head Coach of the FIMBA GB +35 Women.
Whilst we are always looking for the best GB players to compete hard on the court, we are also always looking for committed individuals to help create the best experience off it as Team Managers.
With the European Championships now behind us, attention turns to the 17th FIMBA World Championships being held in Ticino, Switzerland in the summer of 2025.
