There’s something special about home games — and this Sunday, November 2nd, our Tralee Magic U18 Girls get their chance to shine on home court as they host Round Two of the inaugural Basketball Ireland U18 National League at Mercy Mounthawk.

The day brings together Tralee Magic, St Mary’s, St Paul’s, and Boyne Warriors — four determined teams ready to battle it out in what’s already shaping up to be one of the most competitive and exciting groups in the league.

🏀 Game Schedule — Sunday, 2nd November (Mercy Mounthawk)

Time Fixture
🕚 11:00am – Tralee Magic 🆚 St Mary’s
🕧 12:30pm – Boyne Warriors 🆚 St Paul’s
🕑 2:15pm – St Mary’s 🆚 Boyne Warriors
🕓 3:45pm – St Paul’s 🆚 Tralee Magic

🎟 Entry: €5 for adults • U18s go free
Your support helps cover running costs for this volunteer-led event — and every cheer makes a difference!

Tralee Magic made their National League debut in Monaghan earlier this month — and what a start it was.
They opened with a 69–14 win over Boyne Warriors, then followed up with another commanding 68–24 victory over Muckno Lakers.

Across both games, the girls averaged 68.5 points per game while allowing just 19, showing composure on offence and real intensity on defence. It was everything you want to see from a team that’s growing together — energy, teamwork, and joy in every possession.

This weekend’s fixtures bring familiar Kerry rivalries and new challenges — every team with something to prove and plenty of talent on show.

💙 Tralee Magic enter unbeaten and confident, with depth across the floor and a defensive identity that’s already turning heads. Expect fast breaks, teamwork, and focus as they look to protect home court.

❤️ St Mary’s also come in with two wins from two, averaging nearly 60 points per game and leading the group in free-throw accuracy (52.9%). Their pace and inside strength make them one of Magic’s toughest tests yet — the 11am clash between the two unbeaten Kerry sides promises fireworks.

💛 St Paul’s are still chasing their first win, but they’ve been competitive in both outings, averaging 46 points per game and sinking more than three three-pointers per game. They’ll bring shooting range and energy to the afternoon match-up with Magic.

💚 Boyne Warriors return after facing both Magic and St Mary’s in Round One. They’re improving with every game and showing great spirit — their early fixture against St Paul’s should be a tight and lively contest.

This isn’t just another weekend of basketball — it’s a celebration of girls in sport, teamwork, and community pride.
 Our U18 girls are part of history in the first-ever National League for this age group, representing Tralee Magic with heart, drive, and determination.

These girls coach in our academy, and our underage teams - So come to the hall, wear your blue, and cheer them on loud and proud.
 Every shout, every clap, every bit of support makes a difference 💙