BORDER basketball ace Montana Farrah-Seaton says she will enter the upcoming FIBA Oceania Pacific Youth Championships with confidence after playing in the same tournament last year.
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Farrah-Seaton, 17, has again earned national selection for the under-19 squad which will compete against Oceania’s best in Fiji from December 1.
The Lady Bandits’ star, who can play as a guard or small forward, said she was looking forward to testing herself again after claiming gold at last year’s tournament in New Zealand.
“I’m looking forward to travelling again and competing in a bigger role,” Farrah-Seaton said.
“I think I know myself better than I did last year and my strengths and weaknesses.
“That gives me confidence.
“I’m not going there expecting to star, but I’m not going there expecting not to, either.
“Hopefully we can get another gold.”
The Australian side, coached by Paul Goriss, will be out earn qualification for next year’s World Championships, to be held in Russia in July.
