FAQS

We run year-round Domestic competitions with Winter and Summer seasons. Key dates and fixtures are published via PlayHQ and our Domestic pages; check there for the latest schedules.

Most games are held at Mundaring Arena (50 Mundaring Weir Rd, Mundaring) with occasional use of Mundaring Christian College Primary Campus. Check your team’s fixture lists for the exact venue, court and time.

Season fees cover game administration, venue costs, referees, and association expenses. PlayHQ also charges a per-season platform fee. Some clubs may charge an additional club fee.

All player and team registrations are handled through our affiliate clubs and via PlayHQ. Create or log into your PlayHQ account, find Hills Raiders, and follow the prompts for the right age group/competition.

Yes. Domestic players wear your affiliate club singlet and shorts. Uniforms are organised via your club/team manager; allow lead time before Round 1.

At Hills we know playing with friends makes the game even better. We do our best to keep mates together when requests are made at registration, though sometimes grading and team balance mean we can’t promise it every time.

The first few rounds of the season are grading rounds to place teams in the right division. We review scores and margins, then confirm divisions to keep games competitive.

Domestic teams are organised through your local club or by independent team entries. We aim to balance team numbers, experience, and age eligibility.

Domestic is local, inclusive, and great for development and community. WABL is a higher-performance, travel-based league with trials, structured training, and selection criteria. (We keep detailed WABL FAQs on a separate page.)

Domestic games are 2 × 20-minute halves with a short halftime. Check your grade’s by-laws for any variations

On PlayHQ. Search for Hills Raiders, choose your competition, then select your team for fixtures, results, and ladders.

To keep everyone safe and protect the privacy of our members, Hills Raiders do not allow filming or photography during games or training. Please read the Taking Images of Children Policy.

The only exception is content created by the Hills Raiders media team for official association use.

Unless a parent or guardian requests otherwise, the Hills Raiders media team may take photos or record video during the season or specific season events. This media is used to promote the association on our website and social media channels. Personal details of children are never shared.

Images of children can create risks if shared without care. Identifying a child by name, school, or interests alongside an image can make them vulnerable. These rules protect the wellbeing and privacy of all members while still celebrating the game we love.

Absolutely! Volunteers are the heartbeat of Hills, it’s one of the best ways to support local basketball and be part of the Raiders family. Reach to your affiliate club and volunteer as a Coach or a Team Manager. Also check out our Team Managers and Coaching pages for details on how to get started, the responsibilities involved, and helpful resources.

At Hills Raiders, we aim for fair, respectful play and positive behaviour, from players, to parents and officials. We encourage everyone within the HRBA basketball community to read both our Code of Conduct  and Zero Tolerance Policy . By registering, everyone agrees to uphold these values so the game stays fun and safe for all.

Your safety comes first. If a concussion is suspected, please follow the Concussion Guidelines and make sure a doctor clears you before getting back on court. Let your coach or team manager know so we can help with a safe return.

For comprehensive information to support your players, parents, coaches, and teams, please refer to the Hills Raiders Basketball Association BY-LAWS Document This document includes essential details about our association’s rules and regulations.

General enquiries: admin@hillsraiders.com.au.
Domestic competition: comp.manager@hillsraiders.com.au.
Or use the contact form on the site.