Oct 10, 2026 · 55 min · 12 segments
Jersey basketball is on the rise and we're getting into what comes next. This week on the Bailiwick Sports Podcast, we're joined by Callum Gilmour, Jersey Basketball Association Development Officer…
Archie CorbettHost
You mentioned Division One and Division Two having the under-16s and the women involved, which is amazing.
We're trying to keep it a bit similar, but we are trying to evolve and adapt.
Like I said, we've got a lot more juniors now inside the leagues, which is just fantastic.
I mean, our Division Two, at the start of this year, we were looking at trying to completely restructure it because we're like, we're not going to be able to do it.
And now all six teams have got 14, 15 players where you can only have 12 in a squad.
And it's... it's going to be now where we've got a junior league because we can't actually fit any more players to to get a thing and we're we're going to start connecting division one and division two as well which is just a fantastic thing which we're going to be able to do where you can move up and down the leagues just a lot more easier um i mean division one the standard is just shot

well i mean but you You probably don't get a lot of spectators, but I would encourage anyone to go down and watch a Division One match because the speed of it and the physicality and the quality is actually very impressive.
It's so much fun to play as well because obviously you know everyone in the league.
It's like any sport now, but... you know you're there to have fun, you're there to have a good laugh, but at the same time you're there to play and you're there to be aggressive.

You mentioned Division One and Division Two having the under-16s and the women involved, which is amazing.
We're trying to keep it a bit similar, but we are trying to evolve and adapt.
Like I said, we've got a lot more juniors now inside the leagues, which is just fantastic.
I mean, our Division Two, at the start of this year, we were looking at trying to completely restructure it because we're like, we're not going to be able to do it.
And now all six teams have got 14, 15 players where you can only have 12 in a squad.
And it's... it's going to be now where we've got a junior league because we can't actually fit any more players to to get a thing and we're we're going to start connecting division one and division two as well which is just a fantastic thing which we're going to be able to do where you can move up and down the leagues just a lot more easier um i mean division one the standard is just shot

well i mean but you You probably don't get a lot of spectators, but I would encourage anyone to go down and watch a Division One match because the speed of it and the physicality and the quality is actually very impressive.
It's so much fun to play as well because obviously you know everyone in the league.
It's like any sport now, but... you know you're there to have fun, you're there to have a good laugh, but at the same time you're there to play and you're there to be aggressive.
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