Fees

PMBL fees are broken down into 5 categories; team nomination fee, game in advance payment, game fee, BWA membership fee and Basketball Australia levy.

The current fee structure is as follows:

Nomination Fee – $155 ($125 via discount voucher)
Paid online at the end of the nomination process. This is a one-off fee that confirms your place in the competition. Returning teams to the competition pay a lesser nomination fee, so ensure you renominate!

Game in Advance Payment – $80 ($130 for Players League)
As the competition does not have a team bond, we ask for 1 game to be paid in advance. This will be credited to your team for the last game of the regular season. Forfeit fines (see Competition Rules for fines structure) are required to be paid prior to the next game.

Game Fee – $80 ($130 for Players League)
Prior to each game, every team must pay the game fee through the Teampay App. Please ensure you have Teampay downloaded. Contact the administrator to obtain your team’s unique Teampay code, pmbl@basketballwa.asn.au

The game will not commence until the game fee has been paid by both teams. If one team has not paid the game fee and delays the start of the game, the opposing team will be awarded late start points (2 points per minute). To start games any forfeit fines from previous games must also be paid if applicable.

Teams also have the option to pay for the season in advance (SIA). Please contact the administrator to enquire about this option, pmbl@basketballwa.asn.au

Basketball WA Membership Fee – $43.84
Every player competing in any Basketball WA affiliated competition must have a current Basketball WA membership. Permanent players must have a 365 day membership ($43.84, payable annually). This fee can only be paid at the time of registering to a team through PlayHQ. Should your current membership be due to expire when registering for a new season, the system will prompt you to renew the membership. The new membership will start once the current one ends.

Fill-ins are covered for two (2) games before a membership must be bought. Games played as a fill-in are not credited as games played.

Basketball Australia Game Development Levy – $5.61
Every player competing in any Basketball WA affiliated competition will be asked to pay the Basketball Australia Game Development levy ($5.61, payable annually) which will be used by Basketball Australia to develop the game of basketball through different initiatives.

NOTE: These fee amounts may be changed at any time