BERWICK STAR NEWS
Home » Casey set for sports tour

Casey set for sports tour

Basketball and netball players for the Life Be In It Goodwill Tour from Casey’s Sport for All Complex in Cranbourne. Ready for action are (back) Jake Hildred, Lachlan Batt, James Walsh, Dylan MacDonald, Jacob Darcy, (second row) Casey DePiazza, Molly Green, Bianca Smith, Ashleigh Murray, Jessica Reid, (third row) Dylan Walsh, netball coach Debbie Malmo, Evelyn Jolayemi, Stephanie Pursell, Sandra Malmo, basketball coach Carolyn Pauline, (front) Gavin Pauline and Kris Devey.Basketball and netball players for the Life Be In It Goodwill Tour from Casey’s Sport for All Complex in Cranbourne. Ready for action are (back) Jake Hildred, Lachlan Batt, James Walsh, Dylan MacDonald, Jacob Darcy, (second row) Casey DePiazza, Molly Green, Bianca Smith, Ashleigh Murray, Jessica Reid, (third row) Dylan Walsh, netball coach Debbie Malmo, Evelyn Jolayemi, Stephanie Pursell, Sandra Malmo, basketball coach Carolyn Pauline, (front) Gavin Pauline and Kris Devey.

JUNIOR netball and basketball teams from the Life Be In It – Sport For All Casey Complex in Cranbourne will tour England competing in their sports during January.
A boys’ basketball team comprising eight players between the ages of 14 and 15 has been selected from domestic clubs including Narre Warren, Kings, Saints and Merinda Park to represent the centre, together with a girls netball team of similar age, comprising nine players from Cranbourne North, Casey District, Scorpions, Gold Eagles, Narre Warren and Hallam.
The athletes will begin their tour in Manchester competing in basketball and netball games at various high schools and sports centres.
During the three-week tour, the team members will play at least 10 games and will also visit classrooms for a cultural exchange with English students.
The squad will be billeted to families with similar sporting interests and some of the areas scheduled to be visited include Manchester, Stockport, Oldham, Bury, Warrington, Chester, York, and London.
The trip is being self-funded, with the playing contingent and supporters working hard throughout last year to raise money via various community fundraising events.
Organisers have also thanked sponsors Linkware Australia, and Nergeco Australia for assisting with the supply of playing uniforms and tracksuits.

Digital Editions


  • Bandits fall as Roos hop

    Bandits fall as Roos hop

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 537219 Parkfield has been on top of the DDCA Turf 2 ladder for a long time but Coomoora will…

More News

  • Bears and Bucks win big

    Bears and Bucks win big

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 537218 The first week of finals is now set for the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 competition with two enticing match-ups set…

  • Noble Park locked and loaded

    Noble Park locked and loaded

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 520678 Noble Park (7/121) can begin preparations for a finals campaign in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association after locking down a top-six berth with…

  • Sweet taste for battling teams as things even up in SWGDL

    Sweet taste for battling teams as things even up in SWGDL

    Three teams enjoyed their first wins of the season in round three of the South West Gippsland Dart League (SWGDL) while the top-four cemented their claims as early premiership contenders.…

  • Car ramming leads to firearm seized in Cranbourne East

    Car ramming leads to firearm seized in Cranbourne East

    A man has been charged following an incident at a property in Cranbourne East where a Toyota SUV allegedly rammed a Ford off Collision Road about 2.30pm on Saturday 28…

  • Land release alone won’t lower house prices, expert warns

    Land release alone won’t lower house prices, expert warns

    The Opposition’s plan to fast-track land release in growth areas is unlikely to significantly reduce house prices on its own, according to an RMIT housing expert. Associate Professor Trivess Moore,…