The best players in the Big V ahead of the 2024 season

From star imports to local heroes, there will be plenty of exciting talents on Big V courts this season. Here are some of the best to keep an eye on.

Amanda Paschal is among the players to keep an eye on this season.

The Big V season is officially here.

Action will get underway in Division 1 and 2 this weekend before the Championship Divisions tip off on April 6.

As we look ahead, we’ve broken down some of the key names to keep an eye out for this season.

Brian Adams, Altona

Out of the US college system as he prepares to make an immediate impact. A combo guard who can score at three different levels.

Amy Baum, Bulleen

Returns to the club after completing her college career in the US. A previous championship winning point guard.

Nick Carlson, Keysborough

An American important who bring plenty of excitement at the offensive end.

Stephen Coffey, RMIT

Was brilliant throughout all of last season. He’ll put up big numbers again.

Troyce Manassa, Wyndham

A fresh face to Wyndham but not the Big V competition. Gives Wyndham some more offensive firepower.

Shaquille Maharaj, McKinnon

Can have a two-way impact. A high flying prospect who will add plenty of excitement.

Emily Maltezos, McKinnon

The star point guard for the women’s team at the Cougars. Gets the ball up the ball super quickly and can break it open with her ability from deep.

Ben James, Western Port

Previously at Southern Peninsula, James looks set to add to the depth at the 3 and 4.

Jenna Mastellone, Western Port

The import returns for another season and looks set to again play a big role for the Steelers.

Liam McInerney, Bellarine

An impressive signing for the Storm in the off-season, the former Geelong Supercat brings plenty of experience.

Erica Meyer, Pakenham

One of the imports n the senior women’s team. A big who should dominate.

Amanda Paschal, Wyndham

A key player for one of the Women’s Championship Division title contenders. Paschal is an exciting guard who can do a bit of everything.

Meekness Payne, Whittlesea

Will bring plenty of athleticism and versatility to the court for the Pacers.

Malik Potter, Sherbrooke

One of the newest additions at the Suns who looks to cause plenty of headaches for opposition teams.

Bridgett Rettstatt, Bellarine

Arrives after playing in Greece, the American import is going to have a big impact at both ends of the floor.

Tenaya Sooalo, Sherbrooke

The coach says she has a point to prove with her leadership traits a key on court factor.

Emma Schmidtke, Melbourne University

A new face in the squad after previously playing for Bulleen.

Malik Seldon, Pakenham

The high flying American arrives in the Big V after a season in Mexico where he averaged 30ppg and won the league MVP.

Kraig Shields, Bulleen

Won the Big V Division 2 defensive player of the year in a previous stint in 2019. The American import will be a must watch.

Zoe Vodden, Coburg

A reliable player who will be key to her side’s prospects.

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Jalin Wimberly, Gippsland United

An athletic scoring combo guard that can play 1 through 4.

Ellen Wright, Hume

A strong rebounding forward who can dominate in the paint for the Broncos.

Joshua Yorke-Frazer, Sunbury

A new import for the Jets with the Canadian expected to provide plenty of highlights.

Rom Zaire, Coburg

Was a leading performer for his side last season and looks set to shoulder a large chunk of the responsibility again.