iCan
Program
Basketball for all abilities
The iCan Program is designed to facilitate training days and games for athletes with intellectual impairment. The program aligns with the Queensland department of education's calendar to host hub days at local associations across the state.
How it works
Find out how to get your school can get involved in the program
Program details
How does your school get involved?
The iCan Program hub days are designed to build basic skills for athletes and breakdown basketball concepts through fun training games. After the completion of the hub days, schools that participated are welcomed to a tournament day in Term 4 to showcase the skills and concepts they learnt.
Want iCan for your school?
Reach out to Basketball Queensland and get the iCan program at your school.
Frequently asked questions
Is iCan just for schools?
What does BQ provide as part of the iCan Program?
Is there a pathway for athletes with intellectual disabilities?
Need a bit more information?
Want to learn more about the iCan Program? Get in contact with our BQ Competitions Coordinator for School, Keely Russell, via schools@basketballqld.net.au.
