Sydney Kings v Tasmania JackJumpers
Mon 04 Jan '27
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The Kings are back at Afterpay Arena for their first home game of the new year, and there's no better way to spend the school holidays than a night at the basketball with the kids.
The Tasmania JackJumpers have built a reputation as one of the NBL's toughest teams, and every meeting with the Kings brings intensity, physicality and big moments. With the season entering its crucial stretch, every win matters and every game takes on added…
The Kings are back at Afterpay Arena for their first home game of the new year, and there's no better way to spend the school holidays than a night at the basketball with the kids.
The Tasmania JackJumpers have built a reputation as one of the NBL's toughest teams, and every meeting with the Kings brings intensity, physicality and big moments. With the season entering its crucial stretch, every win matters and every game takes on added importance.
It's the perfect excuse to get the family together before school returns, enjoy the summer holidays and experience the excitement of live basketball.
Bring the family and start the new year with the Kings at Afterpay Arena.
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