Basketball Girls

Guangyang Secondary School Basketball (Girls) is committed to developing resilient athletes and confident leaders through the transformative power of sport. Our programme recognises that the court serves as a "third teacher" where authentic lessons of determination, teamwork, and perseverance under pressure cannot be replicated in textbooks. Through structured training and competitive play, our players develop essential 21st century competencies including critical thinking, communication, and collaboration while strengthening core values of resilience, integrity, and excellence. Our holistic approach ensures every player grows as a well-rounded individual prepared for life's challenges beyond basketball.

Key Programmes

National School Games (NSG)

Through comprehensive NSG preparation, players embark on a transformative journey building resilience, determination, and perseverance through rigorous training. The competitive environment teaches effective communication under pressure, collaborative teamwork, and adaptive problem-solving. Our players demonstrate a "never-say-die" spirit, supporting one another through challenges and celebrating collective growth, developing resilience that empowers them to navigate academic pressures and future life challenges.

Skills Development & Character Building

Our structured training program combines technical skill development with character formation, emphasizing discipline, teamwork, and continuous improvement. Players learn to embrace challenges as growth opportunities while supporting teammates through individual and collective struggles. This comprehensive approach builds confidence, leadership abilities, and mental resilience that extends beyond basketball, preparing players to excel in academic pursuits and future endeavors with determination and integrity.

Student Voices

"Basketball helped me become a better version of myself, teaching me to lead with discipline."

Cynthia Chin Pui Ling

"Basketball developed my communication and leadership skills, learning to guide and motivate teammates."

Teoh Yiqing (2-6)

Training Information

Monday: 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm

Friday 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Thursday 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm (additional in-season training)