
Hoopstars Inc is a not-for-profit volunteer managed community sports organisation, based in Carina, Queensland. The Club operates in and primarily supports the Southern Districts Basketball Association (SDBAL or SD).
The basketball competition is run and administered by the association. The role of Hoopstars Basketball is to facilitate interested players into the competitions that are provided. Hoopstars Inc provides children the opportunity to learn and develop basketball skills from our volunteer coaches. We cater for both boys and girls, new and experienced players.
We have teams playing across a range of divisions, Hoopstars is one of the major basketball clubs at SDBAL.
Many players from the club have progressed through to representative basketball with the Southern Districts Spartans and representing Queensland in the National Championships
Please fill out an expression of interest to play with Hoopstars. Please make sure that if you are moving from another club in the Southern District Competition that you have completed your transfer form.

| Committee Position | Occupant |
| President | Liana Baillie |
| Treasurer | Karen Abel |
| Secretary | Jarnelle Reedy |
| Uniform Coordinator | Jody Foster |
| Registrar | Carla Maddern |
| Senior Girls Coordinator | Liana Baillie |
| Senior Boys Coordinator | Carla Maddern |
| Junior Girls Coordinator | Damian Gaffney |
| Junior Boys Coordinator | Vacant |
What are the benefits to joining the committee or volunteering?
We support our committee by providing free players fees (1 child for age group coordinators, 2 children for Executive and Operations)
Coaches who take training and run the team on game day receive a 25% discount on fees.
To have a say in what, when and how Hoopstars is run.
To bring fresh ideas and enthusiasm to keep the Club going forward.
To have a positive influence on the lives of hundreds of children.
To support the volunteer coaches and managers who help keep our players on the court.
To learn some fantastic skills and be part of a fun, dynamic team.
Discounted fees dependant on the role you hold.
What skills do I need to be on a committee?
A committee is made up of different people who bring different skills to the party. The one thing our volunteers have in common is a desire to make Hoopstars the best it can be for players, volunteers, parents, referees, and officials both now and in the future. There is no specific skill set required just an enthusiasm to help out.
Each year Hoopstars hold an Annual General Meeting to provide our annual report, achievements and what opportunities there may be for the future. All members are invited to attend our AGM each year, It you opportunity to have a say in what, when and how Hoopstars is run.
An important part of the AGM is the election of office bearers to the Hoopstars Committee. Committee members hold their positions until the conclusion of the next Annual General Meeting following the date of their election.