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Basketball

L-R: Micah Livingstone, Luella Burke, Levi Munyard. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Local basketballers star in Australian Country Junior Cup

Luella Burke, Micah Livingstone, and Levi Munyard have starred for the Victorian Goldminers in the Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup. This is the biggest junior tournament

20 January, 2025

The Lovel family L-R: Bill, Matt, Anne and Jono.

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Lovel's fairytale ending

Micah Livingstone holds his MVP proudly. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Livingstone claims league MVP

Cody Byron was all smiles. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Bryon awarded league's best defender

Austin McKenzie was the MVP of the Grand Final with 42 points. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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McKenzie crowned CBL grand final MVP

The Hornets celebrate. Back row L-R: Micah Livingstone, Jono Lovel, Tarkyn Benbow, Matt Lovel, Scott Benbow, Charlie Campbell, Mitch Martin, Hugh Dougherty. Second row: Jake Hobbs, Ryan Pfitzner Front row: Damien Skurrie, Austin McKenzie, Fred Frew, Cody Bryan.

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Hornets crowned CBL South West Victorian champions

The Hornets players and friends before the training session. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets to swarm into Portland

Lovel after the semi-final v Millicent. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Lovel joins illustrious club

Freddy Frew scored 18 points, seven of them in the last two minutes when the game was on the line. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets survive late scare to make grand final

Hornets' Austin McKenzie top-scored with 33 points. PHOTO: RAELENE JOHNSTON

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Hornets buzzing into finals

Cody Bryan was huge for the Hornets in both matches.

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Hornets secure top-two spot

Micah Livingstone returns to the Hornets lineup. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets ready for tough double-header

Mitch Martin shot the lights out. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Martin fires as Hornets make statement

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