Oakhill Basketball continues to grow each year, with the College winning the ISA Championship Shield in 2008. Students at Oakhill have the opportunity to play basketball either in the Hills District local competition (usually held on a weekday afternoon/evening) at Hills basketball Stadium or in the Summer ISA competition. Teams in the Hills competition are usually based on friendship groups whilst all ISA teams are graded according to ability.

Oakhill students have been competing in ISA competition for over 10 years and have enjoyed some outstanding results in recent years. In 2004 Oakhill 1sts won the National Title and were crowned the number one schools team in Australia. Interestingly, two members of the 2004 National winning team have furthered their basketball career, with Julian Khazzouh currently playing for the West Sydney Razorbacks, while Andrew (AJ) Ogilvy is performing with exception in the United States College program, representing Vanderbilt University. For those interested in following Andrew's career, click on the site below:

http://vucommodores.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/ogilvy_andrew00.html

Phill Collins is also enjoying his final year playing College basketball in the United States. Click on the link below to see Phil in action.

Phil Collins - University of North Alabama

All ISA home games are played on one of three courts at the College. The newly constructed Centenary Sports Centre (opened 2006) has two courts while the court in Benildus Hall has been recently refurbished.

At the end of 2007, 21 students enjoyed a very successful 3 week tour of the United States. This was the first overseas tour since 1997 and was enjoyed by all. Planning has already commenced for the next tour, possibly at the end of 2009.

All ISA players are supported by a dynamic committee, comprising of parents, ex students and friends. All parents are encouraged to join the committee, whilst all interested students are encouraged to represent Oakhill, either in the year round local competition or the ISA competition.