Your ultimate guide to the Victorian Premier Cricket season
From every club’s list changes to the big predictions, here’s everything you need to know about the new Victorian Premier Cricket season.
From every club’s list changes to the big predictions, here’s everything you need to know about the new Victorian Premier Cricket season.
With the home-and-away season now behind us, we’ve broken down the key numbers behind every player in the VAFA Premier B competition. See where you ranked.
We’ve crunched the numbers from over 2000 NBL1 players from across the country to rank every player for season 2023. See where everyone stands.
We’ve crunched the numbers from over 1000 players in six divisions of Big V Men’s Basketball to rank every player for season 2023. See where everyone stands.
Armadale’s Jasmine Link is excelling in gymnastics, with the 14-year-old competing internationally this year under Skylark Sports coach Serge Sharapayeu.
She has the weight of the world on her shoulders, and Amber Fielder couldn’t be happier. Now, the young weightlifting star has the Olympic Games in her sights.
Armadale triathlete teen Ola Evans has just scored her best result, finishing third in her age group at the World Championships in Spain.
It was their first major competition, but the youngsters from Gisborne Taekwondo didn’t hold back. The team will now represent their state at the national championships.
The speed and intensity of go karting attracted Emerson Harvey to the sport. He’s already won state cups and now he’s ready to really put his foot down to fast-track a career in Formula 1.
Young Bundoora soccer star Liam Farrugia is proud to pull on the Melbourne City guernsey. But there’s higher honours in the 16-year-old’s sights.
Supportive coaches and fellow players inspire Craigieburn tennis star Anyanka Ibarra. And it’s served her well as she hopes to smash her way to international stardom.
A “take a friend day” at a CrossFit class quickly led to a new and successful passion for Sunbury woman Coral Semmens. Now, the 50-year-old is representing her state.
Zero isn’t always a welcome number in sport. But thousands of grassroots footballers proudly wore the number on their backs to support a TAC road safety campaign. Here’s just a few.
For someone so young, Ellie Webster has a huge spring in her step. And it’s already led to the nine-year-old calisthenics star living the dream as a state representative.
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