HeyJaredCourtside Coffee Catch-Up
Why C3? Courtside - Basketball has been my lifeCoffee - Is life at this point Catch-Up - I LOVE a chat and connecting The concept is simple, organic and authentic conversations with great people across the sporting landscape.
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Ruby Porter - C3 Collab (opens the original)
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Sturt Sabres junior Ruby Porter has packed plenty into her basketball journey. Representing South Australia and Australia throughout a successful junior career, Ruby joined the Adelaide Lightning on an amateur contract while still in Year 11. Her journey later took her to NCAA Division I basketball at the University of Nebraska, where she was one of three Australian junior national representatives on the Huskers roster alongside Isabelle Bourne and Jaz Shelley—an incredible opportunity complicat
C3 with Daisy Hocking - South Adelaide Panthers NBL1 (opens the original)
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At just 17, Daisy Hocking has a work ethic and maturity well beyond her years—but she is also warm, thoughtful and great fun to chat with. With her FIBA U17 Women’s World Cup bronze medal in hand, Daisy joined me for a cappuccino and a conversation about representing Australia in Czechia, growing up in Karoonda and the important role her family continues to play in her basketball journey. We chat about balancing school with the demands of a high-performance pathway, her considered approach to so
C3 with Steve Pilkington founder of 2HOOPS Basketball (opens the original)
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Debuting in the Central League of the then Australian Basketball Association (ABA) at just 16 years of age, Steve Pilkington was still attending Wirreanda High School while fighting to earn the respect of legendary coach Don Shipway and sharing the court with South Australian basketball greats Mark Davis, Scott Ninnis, Brett Wheeler and Shane Ahmat. Growing up in Adelaide's southern suburbs, Morphett Vale Stadium became far more than a basketball venue. It offered Steve a place of belonging, opp
C3 with Rio & Cal Bruton (opens the original)
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On this episode of Courtside Coffee Catch-Up , we're joined by South Adelaide Panthers guard and Brisbane Bullets Development Player Rio Bruton, with a special appearance from his grandfather, NBL Hall of Famer Cal Bruton. This conversation is about far more than basketball. It's about family, legacy and the people who shape our lives. Rio's journey is a reminder that development isn't always a straight path. He wasn't selected in a South Australian Metro State Team until Under-18s and, despite
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