Local cricketers write themselves into the history books
Local cricketers across Melbourne will have stories to tell for years to come after stunning grand final performances. Here are some of the best.
Local cricketers across Melbourne will have stories to tell for years to come after stunning grand final performances. Here are some of the best.
From all the keys in and outs to your club’s key players and x-factor, here’s everything you need to know about the 2023 Big V Basketball Championship Division season.
Silverware is up for grabs in Victorian Premier Cricket with the Second and Third XI Women’s grand finals and a blockbuster First XI preliminary final.
It was an action-packed event at the Futsal National Championships in Melbourne with top-tier talent on show. Here are the best performers.
A Mooroolbark teen’s dedication to her sport has helped her claim state and national awards, but she now has her sights on competing overseas.
Despite many challenges, Sarah is determined to swim for Australia at the 2023 Special Olympics.
Young swimmer Tyler was hoping to tackle the national championships in 2020, but some ripper times has him there a year earlier.
Youngster Madeleine is racing into greatness after winning a medal at the Victorian little athletics championships. Now she’s aiming to compete nationally.
A TEEN sensation will don the Australian colours for the first time in a junior world championships in October.
ESSENDON’S Ron Stobaus has been recognised as one of the most dedicated coaches in Australia.
A TEEN netball sensation hopes to see a professional men’s competition set up in Australia to give boys a pathway to an elite career in the sport.
NEITHER cancer nor a leg amputation can keep Arthur Dempster away from volunteering at a cricket club that got through the worst of it.
Though going in a little short of where she would have liked preparation-wise, 17-year-old Ringwood boxer Caitlin Beckett recently returned from Apia in Samoa with a Youth Oceania Championship title in her kit bag.
DANIEL Perrella was just five years old when he first picked up a bowling ball. He is now set to represent Australia in the sport.
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