Live stream: Teams to converge on Mildura for Victorian junior country football championships
They are making the most of their home field advntage, with Sunraysia dominating the opening day of the Victorian junior country football championships. Watch the Day 1 REPLAYS
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Sunraysia’s Under-16 boys have become the talk of the tournament after a massive opening day at the Victorian junior country football championships.
The hometown side showed their sizzling skill on goal, scoring an incredible 19 goals in three games to remain undefeated in the tournament.
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Even more incredibly for the side, they haven’t conceded a goal at the other end of the field with their last line of defence rarely penetrated on Saturday.
Their efforts capped off a big day for the home region, with Sunraysia sitting near the top of the table in the Under-16 boys and girls and Under-18 boys and girls divisions.
The region’s Under-18 girls have only conceded one goal across two games to start the tournament, showing their skill in a three-goal shut-out of Gippsland to open their account.
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Albury-Wodonga v Ballarat (U16 Girls)
Bendigo v Sunraysia (U16 Girls)
Latrobe Valley v Sunraysia (U18 Girls)
South-Western Vic v Geelong (U16 Girls)
Bendigo v Albury-Wodonga (U16 Girls)
Please note: we missed a large portion of this game. It will be supplied later.
South-Western Vic v Geelong (U16 Girls)
Bendigo v Albury-Wodonga (U16 Girls)
Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to show the first half of the Bendigo v Albury-Wodonga U16 girls game at 1pm on Pitch 11. We apologise for the inconvenience and will still provide a full replay at the end of the day.
Gippsland v Latrobe Valley (U18 Girls)
Geelong v Ballarat (U16 Girls)
South-West Vic v Sunraysia (U16 Girls)
Sunraysia v Gippsland (U18 Girls)
PITCH 12
Ballarat v Sunraysia (U16 Boys)
Gippsland v South-Western Vic (U18 Boys)
Albury-Wodonga v Sunraysia (U18 Boys)
Albury-Wodonga v Ballarat (U16 Boys)
Albury-Wodonga v Gippsland (U18 Boys)
Albury-Wodonga v Ballarat (U16 Boys)
Albury-Wodonga v Gippsland (U18 Boys)
Ballarat v South-Western Vic (U18 Boys)
Bendigo v Albury-Wodonga (U16 Boys)
Ballarat v Albury-Wodonga (U18 Boys)
Sunraysia v Gippsland (U18 Boys)
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Victorian Junior Country Football Championships organiser Neville Keen said numbers for juniors competing in this year’s event in Mildura will jump by up to 300 players this year, rising from 1100 to 1400.
“We’ve got more youngsters playing in the under-age groups, that’s for sure, which is our under-11s and under-12s,” he said.
“There’s a few more girls teams as well.”
It’s impressive considering Mildura, for some regions, is a bigger challenge to get to compared to Ballarat.
“It’s a bit of a surprise,” Keen said.
“If you are weighed down in Warrnambool or LaTrobe Valley, that’s a fair hike to get there for three days.”
Some families will be staying for an extra night, on Monday, to counter for the extra travel, according to Keen.
He said the organisers are on track to host a fantastic carnival.
“They are progressing really well,” Keen said.
“The expectation is they will put on a good event for us.
“Mildura hosting is a win, win from all sides of the fence.”
Teams from Mildura, Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Albury/Wodonga, LaTrobe Valley, Gippsland, Shepparton and Warrnambool are all expected to compete.
The tournament starts on Saturday, June 8.
Keep an eye out over the next few days for more articles on the event and how you can live stream the action.
Originally published as Live stream: Teams to converge on Mildura for Victorian junior country football championships
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