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Brayden MayVictoria/Tasmania Local Sport Editor

Brayden is the Local Sport Editor for Victoria-Tasmania, he covers sport in Melbourne’s northwest and west and also writes for CODE Sports.

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Brayden May

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East

ECA Cricket: Old Carey v North BalwynOld Carey Tad Perry in action. Picture: Stuart Milligan

‘Experienced’ head’s stunning semi-final display

Among a team of young guns it was an “experienced” bowler who helped his side move one step closer to completing a stunning rise up the Eastern Cricket Association ranks.

North

How Wallan is punching above its underdog status

A club who continues to “punch above its weight” is ready to make an impact on Big V basketball in its 40th year with the club outlining its path to success.

South East

Why Keysborough is hungry for Big V success

Keysborough might just be the hungriest team ahead of the new Big V Division 1 basketball season after the frustration of 2021. Here’s why.

Local Sport

A ton’s worth of Melbourne’s top local cricketers

There’s been a stack of runs and plenty of poles taken in community cricket this season. Here are 100 of the top local cricketers, from A to N Grade.

Aussie Rules Live Stream

NAB League girls: Watch Devils v Ranges replay

A trio of young stars were on show when the Tasmania Devils faced the Eastern Ranges in the NAB League Girls. Watch the full replay here.

Essendon

Salary cap introduced in local women’s competition

An EDFL club has announced it will pay its senior women in 2022 as the competition prepares to trial a new salary cap system across its three divisions.

Western

Jy Lambley in action for Caroline Springs in the WRFL. Picture: Local Legends Photography

Parkside’s ‘next level’ recruiting spree

Parkside are set to have a new look forward line in 2022 while its midfield could go to the “next level” after a heavy recruiting haul which includes a 100-goal junior star.

Local Sport

No fear for Gippsland United’s Big V return

Gippsland United’s basketball system has helped forged the careers of current NBL and WNBL stars and now it is keen to make a big statement in its return to the Big V competition.

Wyndham Leader

Once completed, the Wyndham City Stadium will become the home groundfor A-League team Western United FC.

Long awaited movement on Wyndham Stadium confirmed

An “important step” has been made in the development of Western United’s new A-League home. Here’s what’s happened.

Western

Braybrook coach’s big prediction for star wing

Braybrook coach Vinnie Turcinovich believes one of his players could be the “best in the competition” as he hails the return of a “club legend” to Pennell Reserve for 2022.

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