Lake Ginnindera is going to win.

Yep hoping for that matchup Anon. Will be live streamed too

When is the game on and is there a link to the live stream. Thanks.

The T'ville lads have it covered.

3pm Friday Stream: http://bit.ly/1QV1A2d

^392 - Don't really understand the point you are making? Are you comparing Sutton to McDowell-White?

It would appear both boys had standout games.

However, it looks like a whole lot of robust defense is being played (Not) and most of the teams rely on 2 or 3 players.

In reality the ASC don't have much depth in the majority of teams unlike age group nationals. Yes their are some sports schools who enter, but even in those teams few have more than two or three that would play in nationals if any ,and even fewer teams have any players that are in the higher level of AUS rep. So it stands to reason that the ones having these blow out games are the ones already in the elite system. If they went and played in their local domestic comp they would be the same. It's not exactly a level playing field. Even at the championship level. And that's in all age groups and genders.
Noticed they have now gone to using American school terminology introducing the "freshmen" division, which will probably attract some USA scouts,

It would seem from some of the individual scoring that defence is "non-existant".
Last week (playing for Queensland) in Adelaide at the Pacific school games against state based teams, Will McDowell-White averaged 15 ppg. At these School Champs he is scoring at over 36 ppg.
The same can be said about his team mates Offermans and Betts.
Offermans went for 10 ppg in Adelaide - here he is scoring 23 ppg and Betts went for 13 ppg in Adelaide - here he is also scoring 23 ppg.
Obviously no depth in defence for these School Championships.

Anon #505 where do you get your information? If that were true it would be an indictment on the CoE, now wouldn't it?

Well then you should use his correct name anon, saves confusion...

Attended the 2015 ASC in Canberra this past week and was really disappointed in the way in which the tournament was run.
- The standard of officiating was well below par for the championship division (boys)
- The stadium (Tuggeranong) was terrible. No air-con or fans. Hoops looked to be 20 years old, nets were broken. Toilets not cleaned etc. And canteen only open sporadically so no food available for athletes or supporters. lighting on the main court was terrible
- The opening ceremony was unorganised and a joke
- No floor wipers, teams asked to wipe the courts.
- The most frequent game stoppages for the refs to talk with bench officials I have ever seen
- There seemed to be many tournament officials running around but none actually doing anything to improve the tournament
- Teams had no liaison officer

From the 10+ national tournaments that I have experienced as a player/coach/supporter I would have to rate this one as the worst ever from an organisation point of view. Disappointing from BA and Basketball ACT considering the level of athletes there.

The on court performance was pretty good.
Dejan, Will McDowell, and Jack White all put on exceptional performances as expected.
There were some other stand out players that were on par with these 3... Makuach from Newington, Kuol from Lake G, Mayen from Concordia were all sensational.

Kuol was probably the difference for Lake G winning. When he played well it was impossible to stop them as you couldn't provide any help to guard DJ or White.

From talking with most schools the lack of preparation because of exams etc was probably the biggest problem but there was still some very high level play.

A big surprise was the lack of bigs at tournament. Still a lot of players in the 6'6 to 6'8" range but these were mainly long, mobile players and not the big post players.

Has next years host been released yet?

^ Get over it. Firstly, it is not all about winning. For a lot of these kids, this will be the pinnacle of their sporting life. Let them enjoy it.

Also, Lake G don't win every year & they're only allowed to have 2 AIS/COE players.

Since 2000, Lake G have won 5 times, John Paul College 3 times, Caulfield Grammar 3 times, Sydney Boys High 2 times, plus three single time winners.

My son has participated in it previously and there was a genuine sense of excitement amongst his team to see the AIS/COE players play and even better to play against them & I sensed that amongst the parents as well.