Australian representatives (former and current athletes)
- Australian Junior Men’s Team: Lachlan Armfield, Leigh Cleary, David Close, Matthew Dodson, Andrew Goodwin, Brendan Le Gassick, Brett Maher, Matthew Reece, Patrick Reidy, Tony Ronaldson
- Australian Junior Women’s Team at World Championships – Spain: Natasha Bargeus, Michelle Gubbels, Shelley Gorman (Sandie), Lucille Hamilton, Narelle McConnell, Joanne Moyle (Metcalfe), Anne Robilliard (Furlong), Julie Wilts (Clarke). Won bronze medal.
- Australian Senior Men’s Team: Mark Bradtke, David Graham, Andrew Goodwin, Shane Heal, Luc Longley, Darren Lucas, Tim Morrissey, Tony Ronaldson, Trevor Torrance, Andrew Vlahov
- Australian Senior Women’s Team: Sandra Brondello, Donna Quinn (Brown), Shelley Gorman (Sandie), Joanne Moyle (Metcalfe), Anne Robilliard (Furlong), Jenny Reisener (Evans), Debbie Slimmon
AIS results and awards
- Women's team in the 1989 WNBL season finished 12th with a 3-20 win/loss record. Renae Fegent named Youth Player of Year.
- Men's team in the South East Australian Basketball League finished 2nd with a 15-7 win/loss record. Tony Ronaldson named in the Eastern Conference All Star Five.
- Eleven of the Men's team toured the United States with the National Junior Team in November.
- Women's team toured the West Coast of the United States with a 9-2 win/loss record.
Front (L-R): Dr Adrian Hurley (Head Coach), Mathew Dodson, Brett Maher, David Close, Lachlan Armfield, Patrick Hunt (Coach)
Front (L-R): Phil Brown (Assistant Coach), Narelle McConnell, Raquel Marsh, Jenny Bedford, Tonya Mason, Jenny Cheesman (Coach)
Absent: Maryanne Di Francesco
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