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Junior basketball presentations:

By Zoe McMaugh

Jul 5, 2022

Kinder Hoops black team (from left) George Platfuss, Asher Parsons, Timothy Burge, Levi Robson, George Pisasale and William Clark.

Team yellow came out on top in the recent Deniliquin Sports & Entertainment Stadium’s junior basketball grand final.

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Yellow went up against light blue for the premiership, and emerged with an 11 point lead at the final siren - 49 to 38.

Yellow points: Bentley Hardman 25, Bella Hillier 16, Lexi Butcher 4, Nina Glowrey 4.

Light blue points: Logan Elphick 16, Ari Strongman 14, Angus Henderson 6, Sophie Tritton 2.

Coinciding with the premiership game was presentations for the season.

Award winners are as pictured.

Not pictured in team orange from Grade 1 Hoops.

Medal recipients from that team were: Maggie Burge, Cooper Farley, Archie Rose, Ari Tremble, Lavasha Huckstadt, Nixon Sartore and Zac Dumaguing.

Kinder Hoops red team (from left) Lars Dalzell, Mason Elphick, Lincoln Arthur, Lincoln Sartore, Liam Aitchison.

Grade 1 Hoops white team (back, from left) Lenny Maher, Jack Priest, Noah Barham, Justin O’Loghlin, Pia Shone-Perry and coach Peter Howley; front Cruz Leetham and Leah White.

Grade 1 Hoops yellow team (back, from left) Remy Tremble, Jetta MacDonald, Mia Fitzmaurice, Ruby Farley and coach Miller Fitzpatrick; (front) Robert Landale and Oliver Hall.

Grade 1 Hoops green team (back, from left) Logan Littmann, Harper Bulmer, Jed Chadderton, Michael Price and coach Dexter Hardman; (front) Ned Hussey and Indie Bulmer.

Grade 2 Hoops players (back, from left) Finn Lindsay-Field, Zac Salan, Lisa Huckstadt, Chayse Ives (MVP Award) and James Massingham; (third row) Ashton Londrigan (MVP Award), Lochie Spinks, Enzo Craig and Jasper Dellwo; (second row) Harriet Maher (MVP Award), Stella Butcher, Charlotte King and Lenny Maher; (front) Mia Booth (coach’s Award), Ameka Peterson, Angus Priest and Chris Plant.

Grade 3/4 orange team (from left) Cormick Hardman (Team MVP), Bayden Walker, Henry Campion and Braxton Leetham. Absent, Charlie Murray.

Grade 3/4 black team (from left) Eliza Newman, Angus Knuckey, Milla Bode, Issy Didcock, Oscar Cartwright and Oscar Strongman (Team MVP).

Grade 3/4 light blue team (from left) Will Crossley, Lachlan Tritton (Team MVP), Gus Burge and Jimmy O’Connor. Absent, Lachlan Jeffrey, Maya Hilton and Priya Caniglia.

Grade 3/4 white team (from left) Ollie Dellwo, James Armytage, Myah Gazzara, Issy Goodear (Team MVP), Ryan Bulmer and Michael Gazzara.

Grade 3/4 yellow team (from left) Callan Leiper, Henry Pisasale, Carter Sartore and Nate Fitzpatrick (Team MVP).

Grade 3/4 green team (back, from left) Mikey Benger, Laila White, Charli Shone-Perry, Chad Suckling and Jordie White; (front) Justin Purtill and Jed Fitzmaurice (Team MVP).

Div 1 yellow team (from left) Eli Purtill, Nina Glowrey, Bella Hillier, Lexi Butcher and Bentley Hardman (MVP). Absent, Fred Everett, Gwen Gazzara and Alex Ledgwidge.

Div 1 light blue team (back, from left) Logan Elphick (MVP), Sophie Triton, Sophie Norrish, Darcy Finn and Ari Strongman; (front) Angus Henderson and Phoebe Thomas.

Div 1 red team (from left) Ollie Murray, Jacinta Moloney, Angus Deller, Billie Ralph and Josh Goodear (MVP). Absent, Max Burge.

Div 1 black team (back, from left) Kywahn Button, Thomas Ives and Jaxon Ives; (front) Seth Fuess, Archer Moodie (MVP) and Mark Godfrey. Absent, Georgia Daniels.

Div 1 green team (from left) Chance Bennett, Ella Clark, Jake Harvey, Darcy Nilsson, Johno Moorse and Kelsey Clark. Absent, Tom Way (MVP).

Div 1 white team (back, from left) Stuart Benger, Jahsyah Slade, Tori Johnson, Arielle Hillier and Jaxon Rothe; (front) Oliver Ives (MVP), Harley Benger, Logan Andrews.

By Zoe McMaugh

Senior journalist

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