One-time Australian under-19 vice-captain Simon Dart is still hitting centuries at 46. He talks about his time at Red Hill, why he’s loving the game more than ever and the one goal remaining.
Weekend wrap: Avondale pushed to the limit by Dandenong City, a diving red card, major upsets and our Goal of the Week. Check out all the NPL & VPL1 highlights.
Parkdale United’s middle order clicked, Murrumbeena’s bowlers ran hot and a Brighton District batter went past 400 runs for the season as the Cricket Southern Bayside Division 1 season revved up.
A semi-professional netball club has made history by becoming the first in its state to sign a male to its female side in a move that could shake up the sport in 2024. Hear from the player here
Beaumaris will chase its first CSB Championship division premiership after a stunning win in the preliminary final, highlighted by “the best catch you’ll ever see’’.
The state’s best softballers are set to face off at the Softball Victoria Open Championships in Werribee this weekend and there’s plenty of exciting talent. Here’s who to look out for.
It has been a big summer of recruiting for Old Xaverians but what will the availability of their star signings look like. Find out here.
A Camberwell off-spinner and Marcellin batsman have produced game-changing plays to book their sides a place in the AGSV decider. Here’s what they did.
It’s finals time in the MPCA but first we must recognise the season’s top performers. Local Cricket’s scribes have named their Team of the Year in every division.
A former Marcellin student turned AFL pro is set to pull on the maroon again. The “exciting” recruit is just one reason why the coach is feeling “really optimistic“ about the season. Here’s more.
From international stars to club legends, these are the best Premier Cricketers since 2000. Did we get the top 50 right? Have your say in our poll.
As basketball’s popularity continues to rise across Victoria, there are countless women at local level playing a key role. These are some of the most influential in the state.
Three days after celebrating making the CCCA District division finals, Emerald has been left “gutted” after an association ruling changed the make up of the final four.
Several women have been identified in the growth of the Western Region Junior Cricket Association which has gone from nothing to”ridiculous” playing numbers in six years. Meet them here.
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