Basketball Victoria Play HQ fees as of January 1st 2024.

Basketball Victoria charges the following fees to help cover the costs of managing the sport, which includes the providing of services and insurance to participants, clubs and associations. These fees are built into PlayHQ club or association registration forms and are inclusive of GST and transaction fees but does not include fees that may be charged by your club or association.

This is a statewide participation licence that applies to domestic, tournament* and junior representative player registrations and is charged when the player doesn’t already have a licence that covers them for the entirety of the season they’re registering to.

The licence provides for 365 days or Play HQ membership from date of registration. It can only be paid via credit/debit card when you register your player to Mill Park Rebelz via the Play HQ site at the time of registration.

$29 – Junior (17 and under) playing participant
$43 – Senior (18 and over) playing participant

*Does not apply if the host association is using a tournament specific database in PlayHQ that’s excluded from the BV Licence

Beginner Basketball Program Participant (per term)

Applies to all pre-domestic level weekly introduction to basketball programs including Aussie Hoops and other beginner programs run by your club or association.

$5 – Beginner participant Basketball Australia Participant Fee
(Game Development Levy)

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From January 1, 2024, an annual Basketball Australia Game Development levy of $5.00 (+GST) per competition player will be introduced nationwide.

The levy will be collected by Basketball Australia and the additional revenue generated will play a pivotal role in sustaining the growth of basketball for generations to come.

This levy will be applicable to all players participating in regular season competitions, excluding coaches, officials, volunteers, and administrators (unless they are also registered as basketball players). Regardless of how frequently a player participates in the sport each week, the levy will only be due on an annual basis (similar to the Basketball Victoria licence).

The introduction of this levy will enable Basketball Australia to expand opportunities within the basketball community, providing enhanced services and support across Australia, expediting their priority areas of coach development, pathways for officials, and digital transformation.

You can find more information about the levy, along with frequently asked questions on the Basketball Australia website.

Note: the $5 (plus GST) BA fee will be paid when a player next registers to a competition season (for existing players this may or may not coincide with the Basketball Victoria licence depending on anniversary dates).