Sponsors
https://www.bulleenboomers.com.au/
Our Club has humble beginnings but has grown from strength to strength for well over 50 years. A club milestone I am proud to announce this week, is the launch of the Boomers 25 Strategy. Covering the period between 2021-2025, the Boomers 25 Strategy builds on the hard work and success of the past and seeks to continue to improve and grow our amazing club. This document outlines the strategic pillars, priorities and enablers that will allow us to achieve our vision underpinned by the values which drive our culture.
60+ Years of Basketball Excellence
https://elthamwildcats.com.au
Founded in 1965, Eltham Wildcats Basketball has been a cornerstone of Melbourne’s north-east basketball for generations. Today, we are proud to be the largest basketball club in the region.
We are passionate about inclusion, development, and opportunity. We welcome players of all ages and abilities from as young as 3 through to 50+ and provide pathways both on and off the court.
We are more than just a basketball club; we are a connected community brought together by our shared love of the game. We strive to create a positive, supportive environment where everyone belongs, and every player has the chance to thrive.
Purpose
Our Purpose is to provide an inclusive and safe environment, providing pathways and opportunities for the Wildcats to thrive.
Club History
The mighty Bullants are the result of a merger between the Bulleen Junior Football Club and the Bulleen Templestowe Junior Football Club back in 1990.
The club lies within the Yarra Junior Football League which is recognised as one of the strongest junior football leagues in Australia.
The Bullants are proud to lay claim to the following VFL/AFL & VFLW/AFLW players being involved in our club during their junior playing days.
website: https://www.thebullants.com
Founded in 1961 as the Diamond Valley Churches Football Club the club was affiliated with the Metropolitan Churches League. When the league folded in 1970, the club became Diamond Valley United and joined the Eastern Suburban Churches Football Association.
In 1983, the club transferred to the Panton Hill Football League before returning to the ESCFA in 1986
The club played seasons 1993 & 1994 in the Southern Football League before settling into the Second Division of the Diamond Valley Football League in 1995. With ex-AFL player Brad Plain joining them after being delisted by North-Melbourne.
Doncaster Little Athletics Centre is a Little Athletics club located in Doncaster East, Victoria, Australia. It offers a fun and active program for children aged 5 to 15, focusing on participation and skills development in running, jumping, and throwing events.