Notice of Annual General Meeting 2026
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting 2026 of the members of the Basketball Association of Singapore (BAS) will be held on Sunday, 27 September 2026, at 2.00pm at the BAS Conference Room, 601 Aljunied Avenue 1, Singapore Basketball Centre, Singapore 389862. Registration will commence at 12:30pm. Refreshments / lunch details will commence at 1:00pm. AGENDA: President’s Address To confirm and adopt the minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 20 September 2025. To approve the Annual Report and the previous financial year’s Audited Financial Statements. To approve any resolutions tabled by Full Members under BAS Constitution Article 14.4 or by the Board. “Full Members who wish to table a resolution for the General Meeting’s approval must notify the Secretary General in writing at least fourteen (14) days before the date of the AGM.” To appoint an Auditor for the ensuing term. To approve or remove a Full Member, if applicable. Special Resolution is required. To approve the list of nominations received and to hold the election for Board Members, where applicable. — Sincerely, Mr Kelvin Tan (BAS Secretary General) Notice of Annual General Meeting 2026 Annex A – Attendance Nomination Form Annex B – Election Candidate Nomination Form Annex C – Election Candidate Profile Form
NYDP Second Batch (2026) Onboarding
BAS and Singapore Sports School are pleased to announced that the second batch of NYDP trainees will be onboarded on 7th September 2026. A BAS-NYDP Joint Parent Briefing will be conducted at 7pm at the Sport Singapore Auditorium (6 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397698). During this briefing, BAS & NYDP staff will outline the impetus and structure for both the BAS U16 & the NYDP U19 programme. The expectations, training arrangements/frequency, attire, and other key administrative information will be shared and there will also be an opportunity for parents and student-athletes to ask questions during a Q&A session. For more information, please contact our High Performance Manager: Neville_cheong@bas.org.sg
EASL Future Champions X BAS Coaches Course
For the first time in Singapore, the East Asia Super League are bringing their Future Champions Coaches Course here! 🔥🔥 EASL Future Champions x BAS Coaches Course is here! This two‑day course is designed for coaches who want to level up. You’ll learn from internationally experienced coaches through a mix of classroom theory and on‑court practical sessions. Course content includes: Modern offensive & defensive systems Skill development progressions Game concepts & decision‑making Practice planning & coaching philosophy At the end of the course, participants will take a theoretical test and an on‑court practical test. Those who pass will receive a certificate of completion. Additionally, 4 outstanding coaches will be selected to coach at the following Elite Training Camp on September 9–10. 📅 Monday, Sept 7: 9am – 5pm | Tuesday, Sept 8: 9am – 4pm 📍 Singapore Basketball Centre, 601 Aljunied Avenue 1, Singapore 389862 Total cost (for both days):$380 for non-members$370 for coaches from Associate member clubs$350 for coaches from BAS full member clubs This course entitles the participant to 10 CCE hours on CoachSG. Click here to register. Slots are limited!
Selection Policy for 4th Summer Youth Olympic Games 2026 in Dakar, Senegal
The selection policy for 3×3 basketball at the upcoming Youth Olympic Games to be held in Dakar, Senegal is detailed in the following document. Download for more information.
Sandara Park X Hoops for Hope
Sandara Park encourages Singapore youth to shoot for the stars in “Hoops for Hope” campaign. Multi-talented South Korean singer, rapper, actress and television host, Sandara Park, fondly known as Dara to her fans, graced the Basketball Association of Singapore at the Singapore Basketball Centre to kick off the 2026 Fundraising Campaign “Hoops for Hope”. The media engagement event kicked off with President Seah Liang Bing giving a background to the local basketball scene, highlighting it as one of the most popular sports, especially among youth in Singapore. As the national federation for Singapore, BAS is committed to building a robust pathway for young athletes to the national team. “Consistent investment is required to build a successful national team, this requires strong partnerships, and a sustainable eco-system,” Mr Seah enthused. “And the eco-system consists of government agencies, community leaders, corporations, local clubs as well as the fans athletes.” Fund-raising committee Chairman, Kelvin Tan, then explained that the objective of the fund-raising campaign is not just for youth development, but also for coach’s development, national team readiness and to grow basketball in the community. BAS believes this holistic approach is needed to achieve long-term success. Speaking to invited media, Sandara Park shared her reasons for fervent support for this campaign. Her recent experience as a basketball team manager in the popular Netflix series “Rising Eagles”, gave her the opportunity to gain insight into the sport. Being closely involved with a team of Korean celebrities as they underwent gruelling training programmes conducted by Korean basketball legend, Seo Jang-hoon, in an effort to play “real basketball (not just celebrity basketball)” against actual club and collegiate teams. Miss Park shared that seeing first-hand competitive sports helps to develop character and provide valuable life lessons as the team overcame various challenges throughout the season led to her interest in using her platform as a global superstar to champion youth development in sports. Her trip to Singapore was arranged by Dream Fund, a philanthropic initiative that supports disadvantaged youth in their aspirations in the areas of sport, music and the arts, in short, to help youth achieve their dreams. These objectives resonated well with Miss Park, whose music and activities inspire many youths across Asia. “I’m honoured to be invited here, to BAS, and hope that this will go towards helping young athletes achieve their dreams,” Miss Park said as she then signed 3 basketballs that will be auctioned at the upcoming fundraising dinner to be held on the 11th of September at the Park Royal Singapore. Following a photo-taking session, Miss Park, ever the bright spark of any event, gave young athletes currently competing in the National School Games at the Singapore Basketball Centre a pleasant surprise as she entered the arena and stopped to take photos with the youth athletes and also gave them words of encouragement. As she came prepared in classic AJ1 basketball shoes, she even took to the court and took a shot, much to the delight of the athletes and their supporters. For ticketing information to the Fundraising Dinner, email info@bas.org.sg with your questions.
Public Statement on Match Fixing in BCL Asia
On 20 May 2026, the FIBA Disciplinary Panel released a decision involving two foreign-import players previously registered to a local basketball club in Singapore. The decision named the two players as Oleksandr Kolchenko and Sergii Pryimak, and named the club as Adroit Basketball Club. Both players were found to have manipulated the club’s game against New Taipei Kings International, and Oleksandr Kolchencko was found to have further manipulated the club’s game against Hi Tech Club, during the Champions League East Asia back in May 2025. FIBA’s decision was to impose a lifetime ban on these two players from participating in any FIBA or FIBA-related activities, whether in the capacity of a player or otherwise. This lifetime ban applies to BAS’ activities as well. In line with FIBA’s strict stance on the matter, BAS takes a serious view of these unacceptable actions which have severely undermined the principles of fair play and impacted the reputation of Singapore basketball. Clubs and athletes representing Singapore basketball are expected to uphold the highest standards of fair play and the integrity of the sport. BAS does not condone any actions that could undermine this commitment and we will continue to actively monitor all sanctioned tournaments and events. BAS maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy against match-fixing, and we will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against anyone found to have compromised fair play.
U16 Boys National Team Trial (b. 2011, 2012, 2013)
Trials for the U16 RTC (Select Squad preparing for SEAB U16 Qualifiers in 2026) will be held over the following dates: Trial session 1 12 July (Sun) – 2 pm to 8 pm, Court 1 & 2 Singapore Basketball Centre. Trial session 2 18 July (Sat) – Court 1 – 1 pm to 6 pm, Court 2 – 3 pm to 8 pm, Singapore Basketball Centre. Duration may vary based on actual number of participants on the day. Players who signed up using the link provided earlier will be informed which session they should attend. If you are unable to attend your assigned session, please reply to the invitation email to give your reason and make alternative arrangements. If you missed the registration deadline earlier, we are still accepting registrations via this link which will close on July 9, 2026 at 2359hrs..
U16 Girls National Team Trial (b. 2011, 2012, 2013)
Trials for the U16 RTC (Select Squad preparing for SEAB U16 Qualifiers in 2026) will be held over the following dates: Trial session 1 5 July (Sun) – 11 am to 3pm, Singapore Basketball Centre. Trial session 2 12 July (Sun) – 11 am to 3pm, Singapore Basketball Centre. Duration may vary based on actual number of participants on the day. Players who signed up using the link provided earlier will be informed which session they should attend. If you are unable to attend your assigned session, please reply to the invitation email to give your reason and make alternative arrangements. If you missed the registration deadline earlier, we are still accepting registrations via this link which will close on July 2, 2026 at 2359hrs..
U23 Women’s National Team Trial
The following registrants have been scheduled to attend the U23 5v5 National Team Trials, 26 June 2026 (Friday) 7:00PM to 10:00PM at BAS Court 2. No. Name Age 1 Allysa Lidya Bintang 19 2 Ariana Nur Qaylah Binte Mohammed Asy’ Ari 16 3 Ariel Tan En Rei 21 4 Arradana D/O Raja Hariharan 16 5 Callista Koh Min Min 20 6 Carlene Tan 16 7 Carrie Lim Zhi Yu 18 8 Cassandra Tay 21 9 Chai Zhi Xuan, Gisele 16 10 Chen Kai Ning, Chloe 23 11 Chiang Jia Ning, Jenelle 17 12 Chin Yao En 16 13 Chua Rui En, Rae-Ann 19 14 Engie Low 23 15 Francisca Lee Baysa-Pee 16 16 Hillary Yeo 23 17 Huang Kaining 21 18 Iris Yuen 21 19 Jong Li Xuan 18 20 Julianne Ong 20 21 Khoo Sheng En 20 22 Kirk Shann Ru Samantha 19 23 Lau En Tong, Nicole 19 24 Lau Yu Xin, Lynette 20 25 Lee Jia En, Jovita 21 26 Lee Jing Ling 18 27 Leong Rui Xian 17 28 Li Zixi 22 29 Liew Ke Xin, Phoebe 17 30 Lim Enqi Shanelle 19 31 Lim Yann Ying, Kayla 21 32 Low Shi Min, Cheryl 23 33 Madelin Sophie lock 19 34 Mao Siqi 16 35 Melanie Tan 19 36 Mihika Rao 22 37 Ng Wei Yan, Selene 22 38 Nur Sayidah Nafisah Binte Muhammad Ali 17 39 Quek Jing Qian 22 40 Rachel Ong 20 41 See Xin Ying, Jovina 21 42 Shanice Tatiana Binte Anwar 21 43 Sim Zi Hui 19 44 Tanya Tan 20 45 Teo Hng Pinn, Jovie 16 46 Teo Kye Pinn, Jovia 16 47 Theevya Arujunaa 16 48 Toe Yi-Jing, Chrystal 19 49 Wan Shi Ting, Dawn 21 50 Yang Xi Yi 19 51 Yek Jia Hui, Xavlyn 20 52 Yeo, Leshane 19 53 Zhong Meiyan 16
NBA Rising Stars Invitational Referees Clinic
We are pleased to invite you to the Jr. NBA / Jr. WNBA Referees Clinic happening in Singapore. 📅 Date: 27 June 2026 (Saturday) ⏰ Sessions: • 9:30am – 11:00am • 11:30am – 1:00pm 📍 Venue: Sport Singapore, CoachSG Room (3 Stadium Drive) This clinic will be conducted by NBA Referee Operations representative, Greg Dandridge and will include evaluation of referees from the 2026 NBA Rising Stars Invitational, along with teaching key NBA game situations and officiating principles. 🔗 Register here. Slots are limited, so do sign up early. See you there! 🏀
