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Basketball

The winning Wildcats team.

Wildcats and Hornets victorious in Portland

The Horsham Hornets under-16 girls, Morrison, and the Warracknabeal Wildcats under-16 boys won their respective divisions at the Portland Basketball Tournament, which took place on

5 February, 2025

Livingstone has had an unbelievable 12 months, most notably, winning the MVP in his rookie season of the Country Basketball League. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Livingstone's meteoric rise

After two knockbacks from the state teams, Levi Munyard has finally got the call up. PHOTO: DARREN HASLETT

Munyard's determination pays off

The Hornets were the 2024 CBL premiers. CHRIS GRAETZ

Hornets coaching positions open

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

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Local basketballers star in Australian Country Junior Cup

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

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