The renewed partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting women's sport, engaging communities across Western Australia and creating meaningful opportunities for the next generation of basketball players.
Alinta Energy are excited once again to be a part of the action at the Perth HPC, with the Alinta Energy Bay providing 70 tickets for each home game to local community clubs, grassroots basketball groups and fans.
Beyond game day, a key feature in the agreement is Alinta Energy’s continued investment in the club's junior participation pathway through the Alinta Energy School Holiday Clinics, delivered as the Powered by Alinta Energy clinic series.
The partnership will support the delivery of school holiday clinics throughout the year, providing young athletes with greater access to basketball development opportunities and elite-level experiences.
The clinic program will continue to evolve through more targeted sessions based on age, skill level and playing position, creating a clearer development pathway for participants as they progress through the sport.
Young athletes will also benefit from direct access to Perth Lynx players and coaches, providing valuable insights into high performance basketball while creating memorable experiences for participants and their families.
Increased involvement from Perth Lynx players, coupled with appearances from fan favourite mascot Layla the Lynx, will further enhance the clinic experience and strengthen connections between the club and local communities.
This renewed alliance builds on a successful partnership together, with Alinta Energy playing an important role in supporting community initiatives and helping the club deliver engaging, family-focused experiences beyond game day.
Perth Lynx General Manager, Chris Earl, said the renewed partnership highlights the importance of investing in programs that create lasting impact across the Western Australian basketball community.
"We're delighted to continue our partnership with Alinta Energy and build on the strong foundations that were established during our first two seasons together,” Earl said.
"Alinta Energy shares our commitment to creating positive experiences for young people and supporting participation in sport at all levels.
"Their support allows us to continue delivering high-quality development opportunities for young athletes while creating meaningful connections between our players, coaches and the broader basketball community."
Perth Lynx co-owners, Christian Hauff and Jodi Millhahn, said the partnership aligns strongly with the club's long-term vision.
"Community engagement and participation pathways are central to everything we are building at the Perth Lynx, and Alinta Energy has been an outstanding supporter of those priorities.
"Through the Powered by Alinta Energy clinic series, we're able to provide more opportunities for young athletes to learn, develop and be inspired by elite female athletes.
"We're excited to continue working together to create positive outcomes for families and basketball communities across Western Australia."
Alinta Energy Executive Director, Retail Markets, Nicole Brolan, said the company was proud to continue supporting the Perth Lynx and grassroots basketball.
"We're pleased to extend our partnership with the Perth Lynx and continue supporting initiatives that encourage participation, development and local community connection through sport,” Brolan said.
"The Powered by Alinta Energy clinic series provides young basketball players with unique opportunities to learn from elite athletes and coaches, while creating memorable experiences for participants and their families.
"We look forward to continuing our work with the Perth Lynx and helping inspire the next generation of basketball players across Western Australia."
The Lynx will commence their WNBL27 campaign on October 17 at Perth High Performance Centre when they host reigning champions Townsville Fire in a Grand Final rematch.
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