Rachael Quirk stands as a stalwart figure in the realm of Knox Basketball, with her influence spanning various platforms over the years.

Following the pathways at Knox, Rachael seamlessly transitioned into a prominent role as a senior athlete for the NBL1 women’s team. However, her commitment to nurturing the sport’s grassroots never wavered. She has tirelessly imparted her wealth of experience and knowledge to the upcoming generation of athletes.

A versatile and dynamic player, Kiera made a huge impact last season with her defensive tenacity, leadership, and ability to score in key moments. Kiera brings a winning mindset and elite skill set every time she steps on the court.

Paige Burrows is the definition of a homegrown Raider, rising from Junior Domestic through to the Senior Program while giving back through coaching in the Junior Raiders, Future Raiders Academy, and Mini Basket Academy. Her journey includes WNBL stints with the Boomers and Flyers, and representing Australia at the U19 World Cup. Paige’s dedication to her club and craft makes her a standout role model for all young athletes.

Leah has been a longstanding Knox Raiders player, epitomising the pathway we offer at Knox Basketball by playing Junior Domestic (All Stars), Junior Raiders, Youth League and continuing to the NBL1 Knox Raiders program.

In the 2024 season, Emma demonstrated her skills and consistency, averaging 8.89 points and 3.74 rebounds per game, with a field goal percentage of 48.55%.

Her performance was instrumental in our competitive edge. Her contributions at both ends of the court are vital to why she is so successful.