YOUNG Border residents can dribble and slam dunk their way to a free Bandits game and other prizes.
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As part of NAIDOC Week festivities, a basketball competition will be held at Albury’s Lauren Jackson Sports Centre on Friday, July 10.
The Deadly Dribble 3on3 event will include a 3-point shoot out competition for teams in under 14, 16, and 18 divisions.
Throughout the day, there will be special guest appearances from former Essendon AFL star Nathan Lovett-Murray, Bandits superstar Debra George and a hip hop performance by young Aboriginal artist “Philly”.
All players will receive tickets to attend the July 10 Bandits game and winners and runner-ups of the under-18 and under-16 divisions will get to play an exhibition match at half-time.
Registration is open until July 3, but places are limited.
