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Basketball

Levi Munyard, Micah Livingstone and Victoria Country won the national basketball championship, defeating NSW Metro 83-74.

Horsham duo help end Victoria Country’s drought

Horsham's Levi Munyard and Micah Livingstone have claimed gold with Victoria Country in the 2025 Basketball Australia Under 18 National Championships.

15 April, 2025

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Raptors represent

The winning Ararat Redbacks under-16 boys.

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Redbacks win two titles in Maryborough

Hornets' Ivy Hofmaier during the Horsham Intersport Junior Classic last November. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Young Hornets ready for championships

Warracknabeal Wildcats under-14 girls division two winners: Back Row L-R: Brad Krahe (Coach), Fergie Kennedy, Mia Roberts-Isabirye, Maddie Hicks, Aleah Elliott, Stacey Krahe (Coach), Jane Shannon (Team Manager). Front Row L-R: Harlow Krahe, Ivy Benton-Huebner, Pippa Shannon, Ella Preston.

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Wildcats pounce to amazing victory

The winning Wildcats team.

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Wildcats and Hornets victorious in Portland

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

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