Franchisee Case Study
Watch Miguel talk about why they made the leap — what the first term really looked like, and what running a Little Boomers franchise in Victoria actually means for their family.
In 2022, Miguel and Roxanne packed up their lives in Auckland, New Zealand and moved to Melbourne with two young kids and a list of goals. Buy a house. Get stable work. Build something that gives them their time back. They ticked off the house in 2025. Then they started looking for the business.
They went to a franchise expo. They got rushed, pressured with "limited spots" and first-year income guarantees that didn't add up. Miguel was working shift work at a casino — five, sometimes six days straight. Roxanne was managing government community projects. Neither of them had time to waste on the wrong opportunity.
They found Little Boomers Basketball through an Instagram ad. Roxanne screenshotted it and sent it to Miguel. After watching the videos, reading the reviews, and going through a proper discovery process — founder included — they knew it was different. Transparent. Honest about the challenges. And built around exactly the kind of life they were trying to create.
They did the 3-day Test Before You Invest, signed the agreement, and within three weeks were already calling schools to lock in venues across Werribee.
Why this growth is repeatable
This didn't happen by chance. Miguel and Roxanne followed a proven, step-by-step system that every new franchisee gets from day one — the same system driving consistent results across 20+ franchisees nationwide.
You don’t need to quit your job. You just need 15 minutes to find out if there’s a territory available near you.
Find Out If Your Area Is AvailableThe numbers below aren’t hype. They’re why new Little Boomers territories across Victoria are filling up fast — and why the franchisees moving now have a genuine head start.
The parents are already looking for this. Miguel and Roxanne didn’t have to convince Werribee families that basketball was worth doing — they just had to show up, run great sessions, and let the sport sell itself. That’s the reality of operating in a market with this much built-in demand.
Will people still pay for this when times get tough?
It's the right question to ask. And for Little Boomers Basketball, the answer is yes — because kids sport isn't a luxury in Australian family life. It's a weekly routine. It's development parents can see. It's the one hour their child looks forward to all week.
When budgets tighten, families cut subscriptions, dining out, and one-off experiences. They don't cut the things that matter to their kids. A structured, fun, skills-based program that gets their child active and social every single week? That stays on the calendar.
That's the kind of business worth investing in — one that delivers real value to families in your community, whether the economy is booming or not.
We're actively looking for the right people across Victoria. Each franchise gets an exclusive geographic territory — once it's taken, it's gone. Here's what's still available right now.
Territories are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Book a Discovery Call to check availability in your area.
Find Out If Your Area Is AvailableBut for Miguel and Roxanne, the number that matters most isn’t 100. It’s the kids who walk off that court every Saturday with a little more confidence than they walked on with. That’s the part you can’t put in a spreadsheet.
This isn't a passive investment or a get-rich-quick model. It rewards people who show up and follow the system.
No sales pitch. No pressure. Just 15 minutes with Emile to find out if there’s a territory available near you — and whether this could actually work for your life.
Find Out If Your Area Is AvailableTakes 15 minutes • No obligation • Talk directly to the founder
Results Disclaimer: The results shown on this page are specific to this franchisee and reflect their individual effort, market conditions, location, and the time and resources they invested into their business. Individual results will vary. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Prospective franchisees should conduct their own due diligence and review the Little Boomers Basketball Franchise Disclosure Document before making any investment decision. Little Boomers Basketball makes no representation that any franchisee will achieve the same or similar results.