Pink Hoops | Sydney Kings v Melbourne United | Sydney Flames v Bendigo Spirit
Sun 10 Jan '27
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Two games. One ticket. One incredibly important cause.
Join the Sydney Kings and Sydney Flames for Pink Hoops, a special day dedicated to honouring the life and legacy of former Sydney Flame Tiana Mangakahia, who sadly passed away in 2025 after her courageous battle with breast cancer.
The day begins with the Sydney Flames taking on the Bendigo Spirit before the Kings face Melbourne United in a blockbuster NBL clash.
Both teams will wear…
Two games. One ticket. One incredibly important cause.
Join the Sydney Kings and Sydney Flames for Pink Hoops, a special day dedicated to honouring the life and legacy of former Sydney Flame Tiana Mangakahia, who sadly passed away in 2025 after her courageous battle with breast cancer.
The day begins with the Sydney Flames taking on the Bendigo Spirit before the Kings face Melbourne United in a blockbuster NBL clash.
Both teams will wear their special Pink Hoops jerseys, and together we'll celebrate Tiana's legacy while raising awareness and bringing the basketball community together for a cause bigger than the game.
On the court, it doesn't get much bigger than Kings v United. Two powerhouse clubs. Two championship contenders. One huge Sunday afternoon atmosphere.
But this day is about more than basketball.
It's about community, remembrance and coming together to honour someone who inspired so many.
Join them for Pink Hoops and be part of one of the most meaningful events on the Sydney sporting calendar.
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