Coach Hannah Lowe
Hannah has had an extensive and successful career as a player and a coach, leading Titans since 2006 while coaching at WNBL, Big V, NCAA, and Australian National Team level.
Qualifications
Degree in Sports Coaching and Administration (B.App.Sci) & Masters of Education.
Current Role
Assistant Coach, National 3x3 Women's program (2025–current); Head Coach, U23 3x3 National Team.
Her Story
Hannah Lowe's connection to Melbourne's east side basketball scene starts on the court, not the sideline. She came through the junior ranks at Nunawading Spectres before a decorated Big V playing career at Hawthorn Magic, where she captained the club ten times and holds the record for the most games played in its Women's program. That playing pedigree carried straight into coaching, and by 2006 Hannah had taken the reins at Titans — then a club of barely 20 teams — building it into the 250+ team community it is today.
Her coaching résumé has since stretched well beyond Hawthorn. Hannah has held representative posts across every tier of Victorian basketball, from Victoria Metro underage sides to a Victorian Head Coach appointment with the U20 Women's team, where she delivered the state's third consecutive national gold medal with a perfect 6–0 record. In 2016/17 she took her coaching overseas as a Graduate Assistant in NCAA Division I at TCU in the Big 12 Conference, before returning home to a string of WNBL assistant roles with Dandenong Rangers, Sydney Flames, Southside Flyers — winning the 2023/24 WNBL Championship — and Geelong United. In between, she also led NBL1's Kilsyth Cobras as Head Coach, finishing with a winning record across two seasons.
Since 2025 Hannah has coached at the very top of the international game as Assistant Coach of Australia's national 3x3 women's program, the Gangurrus, helping guide the side to back-to-back Asia Cup titles and podium finishes at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup. She has also taken on head coaching duties for Australia's 3x3 Women's Series and U23 national teams, most recently leading the U23 side through an undefeated Nations League campaign in Singapore. National program staff have pointed to her sharp basketball mind and relentless energy as exactly what the setup needed — the same qualities Titans families see from her every week.
For all the state, national, and international honours, Hannah has never stepped back from grassroots basketball. As General Manager and Head Coach of Titans Junior Basketball Club, she's still on the sideline for Friday night Under 8s and Saturday morning training runs, bringing the same standards she sets at WNBL and international level to every junior finding their feet on a Titans court.
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