The Engagement Network
We work alongside the most influential and engaged cultural and community focused sports platforms in Australia.
The Engagement Network is a full-service sponsorship, advertising and brand integration agency within the sports vertical. We produce specialised experiences for brands with a focus on authentic and natural brand integration, content creation, activation production, talent usage and media amplification.
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KING OF THE COURT & QUEEN OF THE COURY WORLD STREETBALL 3v3 & 1v1 FINALS - NOVEMBER 2025
KOTC is an elite Streetball festival that originated in 2019 in Melbourne, Australia, and has revolutionized the way streetball is experienced.
The festival brings together semi-professional and professional athletes who compete in 3x3 and 1x1 formats, following authentic park rules rather than FIBA regulations, to deliver a more dynamic and entertaining show.
More than just a competition, KOTC is culture: Dunk Contests, Dance Battles, Rap Competitions, Festival barbers, Thrift markets, Food Trucks, and countless surprises create a one-of-a-kind atmosphere.
In 2025, the festival expanding with two new qualifier events including Uni of the Court and for the first time we hosted an international qualifying event in Tokyo Japan, bringing the vibrant spirit of Streetball to new horizons
The Nations Footy Cup is a local success story. Born in Melbourne in 2020, February 2026 sees The Nation Footy Cup celebrate its sixth anniversary.
The Nations Footy Cup team sets the standard in community AFL events, continuing to grow year on year in teams, players, spectators as well as social first content, reach and media impressions. Current AFL and AFLW players as well as former AFL premiership winning coaches participated in the 2025 festivities.
Unique to this festival is the pride and passion shown by each team as they celebrate their homeland and heritage. Teams from countries including Australia, New Zealand Italy, Malta, Fiji, East Timor and Lebanon battle it out on the field, while off the field they share food, music and experiences from their own cultures.
