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Brim Kellalac Sheep Hills batsman Matt Crisp was a standout for the Eagles in the 2024/25 season.

Cricket Associations to revisit potential merger in 12 months

The Wimmera Mallee Cricket Association and Horsham Cricket Association will proceed as separate sporting associations for the upcoming 2025/26 season after preliminary talks of a

30 June, 2025

Wavell and Shirley Mc Pherson listen to the praise of sporting friends and family members.

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McPherson keeps on

2024/2025 C-Grade two-day premiers - Warriors: Back Row L-R: Frazer Wheaton, Xavier Bone, Riley Gebert, Tim Braendler, Jordan Gurry, Shane Kessler, Nate Prenzler. Middle - Patrick Rogers. Front Row L-R: Wallace Wheaton, Glen Treverton, Ashley Dickinson, Greg Trenery.

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Warriors cruise to premiership glory

2024/2025 B-Grade two-day premiers - Bullants: Back L-R: Tom Hair, Heath Lang, Angus Slatter, Rosco Hair, John Heard, Dallas Hobbs. Middle L-R: Kent Hair, Riley Lane, Jesse Brown. Front L-R: Mason Hair, Chase Whelan.

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Bullants claim fairytale premiership

2024/2025 A-Grade two-day premiers - Homers: Back L-R: Matthew Kerr, Patrick Mills, Baxter Perry, Gibson Perry, Ben Williamson, Adam Atwood, Chaminda Gamage. Front L-R: Luke Miller, Hugh Dougherty, Monty Wynne, Phoenix Hopper.

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Homers brilliance delivers back-to-back premierships

Matthew Combe is the wildcard for the Bullants. He is the leading wicket taker in the competition with 36 wickets and has scored 377 runs. PHOTO: TONY TOMLINS

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Homers and Bullants prepared to battle

The 2024/2025 premiers Watchem.

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Panthers win stunning premiership

The 2024/2025 premiers: Standing L-R: Eddie Landwehr, Curtis Rice, Nicolas Atkins, Lachlan Jones, Will Noble, Jett Adams, Luca Rice. Front L-R: Aaron Schofield, Dan Atkins, Cooper Anderson (Captain), Ryan Bath, Koby Anderson. PHOTO: DAVID LETTS

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Donald Jeffcott power to back-to-back

West Wimmera Warriors' wicket-keeper Ashley Dickinson gets a bullet from Tim Braendler to run out Tim Hofmaier for a diamond duck. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Homers and Warriors produce upsets

Jesse Brown top-scored for the Bullants with 56 off 188 balls. He also hit eight fours. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Bullants and Tigers to face off in grand final

Austin Smith was the start for the Bullants, with 68 runs and 4/23. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Bullants and Homers through to grand final

All-rounder Daniel Atkins is the key for Donald Jeffcott. He has scored 378 runs at an average of 31.5 and has taken 21 wickets with an average of 10.38. PHOTO: DAVID LETTS

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Donald Jeffcott aim for back-to-back

Matthew Combe is the best all-rounder in the competition and will be the key to the Bullants chances against the Warriors. He has taken 36 wickets at an average of 9.5, and has scored 377 runs at 34.27. PHOTO: TONY TOMLINS

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Final four hunt for premiership glory

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