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Why 25 years of devotion still leaves Ben Devanny hungry for ultimate glory (opens the original)
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AS another Bendigo District Cricket Association season dawns for Ben Devanny, the hunt for that elusive first XI premiership with Strathfieldsaye continues. Devanny is lining up for his 25th consecutive first XI season with the Jets and - weather permitting - will play his 300th game on Saturday. The Jets are fixtured to play reigning premier Strathdale-Maristians at Bell Oval in a one-day game in Saturday's season-opener. Now aged 43 and already the games record-holder at Strathfieldsaye having
Can Castlemaine or North Bendigo double down on premiership glory on track? (opens the original)
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TWO football netball clubs that have just won senior premierships have the opportunity to claim another victory on the greyhound track on Friday night. Friday night's Bendigo Greyhound Cup (425m) at Lord's Raceway will again feature the Community Club Challenge. The eight runners that have qualified for the cup will also represent a club as part of the Community Club Challenge sponsored by Hanrahan Plumbing. Among the eight clubs participating in the challenge are the North Bendigo Football Netb
Marong's BFNL debut set to be aided by player points and salary cap boost (opens the original)
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BENDIGO Football Netball League newcomer Marong has been earmarked for 52 player points and additional salary cap for its first season in the competition. While next year's player points and salary cap figures for the BFNL are still to be officially ratified by AFL Victoria's advisory group, the AFL Central Victoria region council has provided the Panthers with year one assistance. The BFNL salary cap will again be $132,500, but the Panthers will be permitted to spend an additional $10,000, whil
From a lost draft year to MCG on grand final day: the rise of Josh Treacy (opens the original)
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IT'S the nickname that has helped to put a small country Victorian town on the map: 'The Big Cohuna'. 'The Big Cohuna' as he has come to be known is Fremantle key forward Josh Treacy, who on Saturday will play for the Dockers in the AFL grand final against Brisbane at the MCG. The 24-year-old from Cohuna in the heart of dairy farming country will not only have his home town supporting him on the biggest stage on Saturday, but also the Bendigo Pioneers. Treacy is on the honour roll of players to
'He was the only phone call we made': Evans stepping up into co-coach role (opens the original)
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BILLY Evans' progression through the leadership ranks at Eaglehawk has continued into the role of co-coach. The star midfielder will co-coach the Hawks alongside Travis Matheson in the Bendigo league next season, with the elevation of Evans a natural step given he has captained Eaglehawk and also been an assistant coach. Matheson (non-playing) has co-coached the Hawks with Clayton Holmes (playing) for the past two seasons, with the pair leading the club to a famous premiership win in 2025. With
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