Live stream: Basketball Victoria Under 12 Junior Country Championships (BV Country Championships)
The final instalment of Basketball Victoria’s Junior Country Championships has been completed. WATCH THE REPLAYS.
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The fourth and final instalment of Basketball Victoria’s Junior Country Championships have been completed.
The tournament, held in Ballarat, saw two courts live streamed across three days of action thanks to a partnership between Basketball Victoria and the Herald Sun.
That’s thanks to a partnership between Basketball Victoria and the Herald Sun.
Replays of all games that were streamed across the weekend are available below.
DAY THREE REPLAYS
Maffra v Mildura (Boys)
Ace Burgiel produced a stunning 27-point display to lead his side to the division 1 crown in a 62-40 win.
Ballarat v Phillip Island (Boys)
The tournament hosts have taken out the division 2 title with a 49-30 win. River Sisic led the way with 12 points.
Colac v Bendigo (Girls)
Mia Cox led the way with 15 points at Bendigo took out the division 1 girls title in a 45-13 win.
Hamilton v Warragul (Girls)
Emily Iredell (20 points) and Elsie Brown (17) combined for 37 points to lead the Hamilton Hurricanes to the division 2 girls title.
Pakenham v Warragul (Boys)
Mildura v Geelong United (Boys)
Pakenham v Phillip Island (Girls)
Traralgon v Bendigo (Girls)
Warragul v Melton (Boys)
Surf Coast v Swan Hill (Boys)
Ballarat v Shepparton (Boys)
Geelong United v Wodonga Wolves (Boys)
Geelong United v Horsham (Girls)
Korumburra v Bendigo (Girls)
Bacchus Marsh v Maffra (Girls)
Morwell v Phillip Island (Girls)
DAY TWO REPLAYS
Mildura Heat v Hamilton Hurricanes (Boys)
Foster Breakers v Swan Hill Flyers (Boys)
Wangaratta Warriors v Melton Thoroughbred (Boys)
Horsham Hornets v Colac Kookas (Girls)
Wallan Panthers v Maryborough Blazers (Boys)
Morwell Magic v Maryborough Blazers (Girls)
Western Port Steelers v Phillip Island Rips (Boys)
Mansfield Eagles v Wodonga Wolves (Boys)
Colac Kookas v Warragul Warriors (Boys)
Bellarine Storm v Western Port Steelers (Boys)
Ballarat Miners v Wodonga Wolves (Girls)
Leongatha v Shepparton (Girls)
Benalla v Mansfield (Girls)
Geelong United v Phillip Island (Boys)
Southern Peninsula v Traralgon (Boys)
Swan Hill v Traralgon (Girls)
Korumburra v Warrnambool (Girls)
Portland v Leongatha (Boys)
Melton v Moe (Girls)
DAY ONE REPLAYS
SURF COAST 10 MOE 35 (GIRLS)
Mataya Kennedy scored 14 points as Moe produced a dominant display to end the day one action.
WANGARATTA 19 PORTLAND 34 (GIRLS)
Portland’s Zarah Bott was the biggest offensive threat on the floor as she finished with 10 points in her side’s win.
SALE 39 HAMILTON 55 (BOYS)
Jack McCulloch led the way for the Hurricanes with 16 points on route to a comfortable win.
SWAN HILL 42 WESTERN PORT 45 (BOYS)
Brok Zdziech finished with 22 points as Western Port took home the win in a thrilling contest.
SALE 33 MANSFIELD 9 (GIRLS)
Molly Brayshaw scored 13 points as Sale ran away with the win following a fantastic opening half.
MORWELL 11 BALLARAT 30 (GIRLS)
Ballarat has run away to a big win on the back of a strong first half where it held Morwell to just three points.
TRARALGON 30 MELTON 14 (GIRLS)
Isla Hollands finished with 12 points as the T-Birds ran away with the game in the opening half.
WONTHAGGI 27 MACEDON RANGES 60 (BOYS)
Macedon Ranges young gun Hunter Coudon led the way with 11 points as his side came away with a big win.
MANSFIELD 39 MELTON 32
Jack Clydesdale was in sensational form with 21 points for Mansfield as his side held off Melton’s second half comeback.
HORSHAM 38 PHILLIP ISLAND 42 (BOYS)
Phillip Island has come out on top in a thrilling contest against Horsham as Archie Robinson led the way with 13 points.
BELLARINE 24 BALLARAT 34 (BOYS)
Dakodah Pearce was in impressive form for the tournament hosts with 13 points as they came out on top in a thrilling clash.
BACCHUS MARSH 27 YARRAWONGA MULWALA 17 (GIRLS)
Shelby McComb led the way for Bacchus Marsh with 10 points as they ran out winners despite losing the second half.
MOE 24 MACEDON RANGES 50 (BOYS)
Buster Carrick and Sam Taylor scored 12 points apiece as Macedon Ranges took out a comfortable win.
MAFFRA 56 BALLARAT 34 (BOYS)
Ryder Gieschen enjoyed a strong game with 22 points as Maffra ran out big winners.
COLAC 65 ECHUCA 16 (GIRLS)
Felicity Diamond (14 points), Lila Morris (12) and Edie Nelson (12) were all in double figures as Colac ran out big winners on Friday afternoon.
PAKENHAM 21 SOUTHERN PENINSULA 42 (BOYS)
Nayte Katramados produced a fantastic display with 19 points to lead Southern Peninsula to a big win.
PHILLIP ISLAND 5 TRARALGON 36 (GIRLS)
Georgia Blythman top scored with eight points to lead the T-Birds to a big win on Friday afternoon.
WESTERN PORT 31 FOSTER 15 (GIRLS)
Ella Watson was one of the best players on the court with nine points to lead Western Port to an important win.
GEELONG UNITED 50 ECHUCA 25 (BOYS)
Wil Nesbet was super impressive was impressive with 12 points to lead Geelong United to a big win.
WANGARATTA 35 MOE 24 (BOYS)
Jack Pople has produced a dominant display with a monster 22 points to help Wangaratta to a massive win.
WARRAGUL 30 SHEPPARTON 26
Keira Ingham impressed with 11 points as the Warriors got their tournament off to the perfect start.
MOE 14 MAFFRA 10 (GIRLS)
Moe has started its tournament with a win on the back of a game high nine points from Mataya Kennedy.
GEELONG UNITED 76 LEONGATHA 11 (BOYS)
Every Geelong player found their way onto the scoresheet as United came away with a big win as Winston Williamson top scored with 15 points.
SURF COAST 52 PORTLAND 43 (BOYS)
Rupert Zahra (16 points), Lucas Metelli (13) and Addison Fitzgerald (10) all impressed as the Chargers started their tournament with a win.
YOUNG GUNS DESCEND ON BALLARAT
The youngest rising stars of regional Victorian basketball are set to be on display this weekend and you can watch the action live.
The fourth and final instalment of Basketball Victoria’s Junior Country Championships will be played this weekend in Ballarat with the under 12s competition.
Thanks to a partnership between the state’s governing body and the Herald Sun you’ll be able to watch games from across two different courts over three days of exciting action.
Play will start early on Friday morning before concluding with the boys and girls Division 1 and 2 grand finals on Sunday, April 24.
A Basketball Victoria spokesman said the organisation was looking forward to another exciting event.
“It‘s brilliant to see our Under-12 Junior Country Championships roll around and send off our country tournament schedule with a bang,” he said.
“We’ve seen some amazing basketball this year at our Junior Country Championships and we’re excited to showcase Victoria’s junior-most talent both at Ballarat’s Selkirk Stadium and via the Herald Sun live stream.
“If you can‘t make it to Ballarat this weekend, make sure to tune in to the Herald Sun live streams to see the future of Victorian basketball start their junior journeys on the big stage.”
Ballarat will be hoping its teams can build on the success of previous events after the under 14 Miners boys and girls sides finished as runners-up at the event held earlier this month.
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