Aberfeldie Jets Hall of Fame
Do you know anyone at our Club that has accomplished great achievements on or off the court?
If so, please contact [email protected] to let us know so we can acknowledge their great work!
If so, please contact [email protected] to let us know so we can acknowledge their great work!

Zali Friswell drafted to the AFLW!
Zali Friswell, a 2003 born seasoned Aberfeldie Jets player (2015-2021) has been drafted to the AFLW! A talented dual sport athlete, Zali only stopped playing basketball at Aberfeldie Jets recently when her AFL schedule got super busy.
Zali was drafted by Geelong Cats in #7th spot (from 61 players) in the 2021 AFLW draft as their second pick for the evening. Georgie Prespakis another Calder Cannons player and Moonee Valley local was their first pick at #2.
At 165cm Zali can play inside or outside mid, with her speed and agility also feature in her game. Zali is able to hit-up targets well, and represented Vic Metro at the Under 19 National Championships.
Zali also lined up for Essendon’s VFLW team on seven occasions. She was among the Bombers best in the semi-final against Collingwood.
Check out an interview with Zali and one of her school teachers Brent Taylor, the morning after the draft, where she discusses her excitement in being drafted here.
Zali Friswell, a 2003 born seasoned Aberfeldie Jets player (2015-2021) has been drafted to the AFLW! A talented dual sport athlete, Zali only stopped playing basketball at Aberfeldie Jets recently when her AFL schedule got super busy.
Zali was drafted by Geelong Cats in #7th spot (from 61 players) in the 2021 AFLW draft as their second pick for the evening. Georgie Prespakis another Calder Cannons player and Moonee Valley local was their first pick at #2.
At 165cm Zali can play inside or outside mid, with her speed and agility also feature in her game. Zali is able to hit-up targets well, and represented Vic Metro at the Under 19 National Championships.
Zali also lined up for Essendon’s VFLW team on seven occasions. She was among the Bombers best in the semi-final against Collingwood.
Check out an interview with Zali and one of her school teachers Brent Taylor, the morning after the draft, where she discusses her excitement in being drafted here.
Congrats Brodie!
Massive congrats to Aberfeldie Jets player Brodie McWhinney on making the 2021 - U18 Boys State Development Program. Brodie is no stranger to the program, with this being his third year selected! This is a mammoth effort in both skill and committment on Brodie and his family's behalf. Brodie is one of four Aberfeldie Jets players to be selected for this years SDP's. Brodie who has played at Jets since way back when, also plays rep Keilor Thunder Basketball and will be joined by his Keilor peers Aduto Chipuowuop and Nikolas Ellul. Great work guys! Read more here. |

Congrats Tom!
Three is not a crowd! Tonight (25/1) we also learned that our very own Tom "Cunners" Cunningham (pictured) is the third Jets player selected in this year's State Development Program (2021). How awesome is that!!
Tom who has played at Aberfeldie Jets since U10's also plays rep at Keilor Thunder Basketball and will be in good company with his peers from Keilor who also made the cut. Congrats to Jericho Jimeno, Phoenix Somerville, Kristian Tsapatolis, Kai Petersen and Kai Prince Read more here.
Three is not a crowd! Tonight (25/1) we also learned that our very own Tom "Cunners" Cunningham (pictured) is the third Jets player selected in this year's State Development Program (2021). How awesome is that!!
Tom who has played at Aberfeldie Jets since U10's also plays rep at Keilor Thunder Basketball and will be in good company with his peers from Keilor who also made the cut. Congrats to Jericho Jimeno, Phoenix Somerville, Kristian Tsapatolis, Kai Petersen and Kai Prince Read more here.

Congrats Taylah!
Aberfeldie Jets is thrilled to learn that our very own Taylah Babic has been selected in the 2021 - U18 girls State Development Program! Taylah who has been playing at Aberfeldie Jets since U12's and also plays Youth League for Keilor Thunder Basketball is pictured above right #30 contesting a jump ball (photo courtesy of Leader Newspapers). Taylah has achieved one of her goals of being selected for the State Development Program and is such a pleasure to watch play.
A special mention also to ex Aberfeldie Jets players Keisha Hooper on also being selected! Taylah will also be participating alongside her fellow Keilor peers Bella Peterson and Jaz Salon. Read more here.
Aberfeldie Jets is thrilled to learn that our very own Taylah Babic has been selected in the 2021 - U18 girls State Development Program! Taylah who has been playing at Aberfeldie Jets since U12's and also plays Youth League for Keilor Thunder Basketball is pictured above right #30 contesting a jump ball (photo courtesy of Leader Newspapers). Taylah has achieved one of her goals of being selected for the State Development Program and is such a pleasure to watch play.
A special mention also to ex Aberfeldie Jets players Keisha Hooper on also being selected! Taylah will also be participating alongside her fellow Keilor peers Bella Peterson and Jaz Salon. Read more here.

Congrats Imogen!
A huge shout out to Aberfeldie Jets player Imogen Giles who has been selected in the 2021 - U16 girls State Development Program! Imogen who has been playing at Aberfeldie Jets since U10's and also plays rep for Keilor Thunder Basketball is pictured left (#38) at the 2018 VJBL Junior Classics.
A special mention also to ex Aberfeldie Jets players Mackenzie Reddrop, Bonnie Autupuna and Lija Lacey-Myers on also being selected! Imogen will be in great company alongside her fellow Keilor peers Hayley Courts, Amy Cullen, Camryn Bux and Zoe Wynd who have also been selected. Read more here.
A huge shout out to Aberfeldie Jets player Imogen Giles who has been selected in the 2021 - U16 girls State Development Program! Imogen who has been playing at Aberfeldie Jets since U10's and also plays rep for Keilor Thunder Basketball is pictured left (#38) at the 2018 VJBL Junior Classics.
A special mention also to ex Aberfeldie Jets players Mackenzie Reddrop, Bonnie Autupuna and Lija Lacey-Myers on also being selected! Imogen will be in great company alongside her fellow Keilor peers Hayley Courts, Amy Cullen, Camryn Bux and Zoe Wynd who have also been selected. Read more here.
Way to go Cooper!
Congrats to our very own Cooper Colson who was selected to participate in the Victorian National Performance Program (NVPP)! His ongoing hard works and effort have again paid off seeing him being selected to participate in another elite training and development opportunity. A special mention also to Amy Kurkowski (ex Aberfeldie Jets player) and Keilor Thunder’s Tess Heal and Jeffrey Ofoedu who were also selected to attend. To read more about the program click here. |

Congrats to Cruz and co
Congrats to Aberfeldie Jets very own Cruz Gurrisi (pictured second from right) and his 3x3 Hustle team "Baller Boys".
Cruz and his team mates Kristian Tsapatolis (Keilor Thunder), Xavier Ah Tong (Bulleen Boomers) and Maehe Paraha (Werribee Devils) won all of their games and then their semi final in the recent 3x3 Hustle at Docklands.
Their success now sees them playing in their Grand Final this Saturday at Marvel Stadium during the half time break at the USA vs Boomers game!
What an amazing opportunity! Good luck Cruz!
Congrats to Aberfeldie Jets very own Cruz Gurrisi (pictured second from right) and his 3x3 Hustle team "Baller Boys".
Cruz and his team mates Kristian Tsapatolis (Keilor Thunder), Xavier Ah Tong (Bulleen Boomers) and Maehe Paraha (Werribee Devils) won all of their games and then their semi final in the recent 3x3 Hustle at Docklands.
Their success now sees them playing in their Grand Final this Saturday at Marvel Stadium during the half time break at the USA vs Boomers game!
What an amazing opportunity! Good luck Cruz!

Imogen Giles makes the State Schools Victoria team and they win the State Schools Australia championship
Congrats to Aberfeldie Jets very own Imogen Giles (pictured back row fourth from the right)! Such an amazing effort. Our Club is so proud of you and your female peers, well done on representing Victoria and winning Gold at the State Schools Australia Championships.
Imogen also plays rep basketball for Keilor Thunder.
Congrats to Aberfeldie Jets very own Imogen Giles (pictured back row fourth from the right)! Such an amazing effort. Our Club is so proud of you and your female peers, well done on representing Victoria and winning Gold at the State Schools Australia Championships.
Imogen also plays rep basketball for Keilor Thunder.

Jets player Taylah Babic and her Youth League One Women's team make Big V Grand Finals
Aberfeldie Jets player Taylah Babic (pictured bottom row second from the left) and her Youth League team have made the Big V 2019Grand Final, playing the best of three series against the Casey Cavaliers.
Great work Taylah!
Aberfeldie Jets player Taylah Babic (pictured bottom row second from the left) and her Youth League team have made the Big V 2019Grand Final, playing the best of three series against the Casey Cavaliers.
Great work Taylah!

MUVJBL Regional Challenge Champions!
A huge shout out to Aberfeldie Jets Coach Roy Fishenden and Aberfeldie Jets players Lenny, Muc and Mustafa all of the U14.6 Keilor Thunder Basketball boys team, who took out the 2019 MUVJBL Regional Challenge (U14 Boys) at Broadmeadows Basketball Stadium on Friday 12 July!
The boys (pictured) defeated Sherbrooke U14.1 boys in a thriller of a game 45-40.
Now in its 11th year, the Challenge is an invitational event that matches the top regional teams in a North West vs. East showdown.
All players and coaches were awarded a commemorative medal and singlet in recognition of their participation.
A huge shout out to Aberfeldie Jets Coach Roy Fishenden and Aberfeldie Jets players Lenny, Muc and Mustafa all of the U14.6 Keilor Thunder Basketball boys team, who took out the 2019 MUVJBL Regional Challenge (U14 Boys) at Broadmeadows Basketball Stadium on Friday 12 July!
The boys (pictured) defeated Sherbrooke U14.1 boys in a thriller of a game 45-40.
Now in its 11th year, the Challenge is an invitational event that matches the top regional teams in a North West vs. East showdown.
All players and coaches were awarded a commemorative medal and singlet in recognition of their participation.

Congrats to Jarvis West and Daniel Sexton selected to attend the Victorian Metro Under 12 Showcase
Jarvis West and Daniel Sexton from Aberfeldie Jets U12.1 Boys team (Coach Brent West) were recently selected for the Victorian Metro Under 12 Showcase held at Dandenong Basketball Stadium from Monday 8 July to Thursday 11 July. All under 12 Representative players playing Victorian Championship level this season were invited to a Talent Identification camp back earlier in the year, and from there 120 boys and 120 girls were selected and invited to further participate in a 4 day program comprising skill training and a round robin competition. This is the second year Basketball Victoria has run this event, and it has been “established to provide a tangible opportunity for junior basketball development, being the first step along the Basketball Victoria player pathway, which has historically provided male and female national teams with elite talent.”
Jarvis West and Daniel Sexton from Aberfeldie Jets U12.1 Boys team (Coach Brent West) were recently selected for the Victorian Metro Under 12 Showcase held at Dandenong Basketball Stadium from Monday 8 July to Thursday 11 July. All under 12 Representative players playing Victorian Championship level this season were invited to a Talent Identification camp back earlier in the year, and from there 120 boys and 120 girls were selected and invited to further participate in a 4 day program comprising skill training and a round robin competition. This is the second year Basketball Victoria has run this event, and it has been “established to provide a tangible opportunity for junior basketball development, being the first step along the Basketball Victoria player pathway, which has historically provided male and female national teams with elite talent.”
Our volunteers will benefit from Kylee's further studies
Congrats to our very own Kylee Azarnikow (Aberfeldie Jets Admin Officer) who recently completed Volunteer West's Volunteer Management Program.
Volunteer West, with funding provided by the State Government, offered a free Training and Mentoring Program in the first half of 2019 for 24 small not-for-profit organisations. Upon completion of the training, organisations will be able to attract more volunteers, provide better supervision and support to volunteers and also provide a more fulfilling experience to the invaluable volunteers who help their organisation.
Check out photos from Volunteer West's Graduation event for organisations that participated in Volunteer Management - Training & Mentoring Program 2019 here.
Congrats to our very own Kylee Azarnikow (Aberfeldie Jets Admin Officer) who recently completed Volunteer West's Volunteer Management Program.
Volunteer West, with funding provided by the State Government, offered a free Training and Mentoring Program in the first half of 2019 for 24 small not-for-profit organisations. Upon completion of the training, organisations will be able to attract more volunteers, provide better supervision and support to volunteers and also provide a more fulfilling experience to the invaluable volunteers who help their organisation.
Check out photos from Volunteer West's Graduation event for organisations that participated in Volunteer Management - Training & Mentoring Program 2019 here.
Former North East Melbourne SEBL player Cameron Groppi now coaching at Aberfeldie Jets
Check out Aberfeldie Jets Coach Cameron Groppi featuring in this SEBL match from days gone by between North East Melbourne Arrows (red) v Albury Border Bandits (yellow). Cameron is number 4 in the red, he scores the first basket for the Arrows and then gets rejected by the Bandits import a bit later in the game.
Check out Aberfeldie Jets Coach Cameron Groppi featuring in this SEBL match from days gone by between North East Melbourne Arrows (red) v Albury Border Bandits (yellow). Cameron is number 4 in the red, he scores the first basket for the Arrows and then gets rejected by the Bandits import a bit later in the game.
U12 Boys Summer 2019-19 Grand Final, what a thriller!
Will Fairbairn on the road to recovery following a brain aneurysm
20 December 2019 - A very heartwarming read on page 3 of the Herald Sun this morning about our very own Will Fairbairn 💕💕
“A plucky Melbourne boy is back playing sport after his parents were told he’d never walk again following a brain aneurysm. A headache during a game of indoor soccer was the first sign of trouble for then 11-year-old Will Fairbairn, of Niddrie, in Melbourne’s north west. It quickly turned to blinding pain and vomiting, and then he fell unconscious. He was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery. It lasted nine hours.
Will Fairbairn is back on the court following treatment for a brain aneurysm. “It was horrifying for us,” Will’s mum, Caroline Fairbairn, said. “We expected the worst. We were right to expect the worst, those surgeries often fail. It was an excruciating wait.” It got worse when she was told her son would never walk again. He was paralysed down his left side. But during Will’s 29-day stint in hospital, a miracle happened. While in an induced coma for five days, Will began pulling the tubes from his body. He did it so often his dad asked the nurses to strap down his right arm. Despite doctors saying he was paralysed, Will was so annoyed with the tubes he used his left hand to pull them out. When he woke up, he could walk.
The 12-year-old has a long road ahead. He is working hard to overcome mental fatigue and processing issues that affect his ability to concentrate. “He has shown a great deal of character and resilience in being where he’s at,” Mrs Fairbairn said. But for now, Will is playing softball and basketball and will start cricket after Christmas.”
20 December 2019 - A very heartwarming read on page 3 of the Herald Sun this morning about our very own Will Fairbairn 💕💕
“A plucky Melbourne boy is back playing sport after his parents were told he’d never walk again following a brain aneurysm. A headache during a game of indoor soccer was the first sign of trouble for then 11-year-old Will Fairbairn, of Niddrie, in Melbourne’s north west. It quickly turned to blinding pain and vomiting, and then he fell unconscious. He was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery. It lasted nine hours.
Will Fairbairn is back on the court following treatment for a brain aneurysm. “It was horrifying for us,” Will’s mum, Caroline Fairbairn, said. “We expected the worst. We were right to expect the worst, those surgeries often fail. It was an excruciating wait.” It got worse when she was told her son would never walk again. He was paralysed down his left side. But during Will’s 29-day stint in hospital, a miracle happened. While in an induced coma for five days, Will began pulling the tubes from his body. He did it so often his dad asked the nurses to strap down his right arm. Despite doctors saying he was paralysed, Will was so annoyed with the tubes he used his left hand to pull them out. When he woke up, he could walk.
The 12-year-old has a long road ahead. He is working hard to overcome mental fatigue and processing issues that affect his ability to concentrate. “He has shown a great deal of character and resilience in being where he’s at,” Mrs Fairbairn said. But for now, Will is playing softball and basketball and will start cricket after Christmas.”
Best wishes to Josh Simpson after his cardiac arrest
Last Saturday during Round 8 (2018), 15 year old Aberfeldie Jets player Josh Simpson (pictured with his Coach Bill Jones) collapsed on court at Keilor Stadium after suffering a cardiac arrest. Josh, who had a pre existing medical condition, was playing the game he loves. Thankfully some quick thinking parents (who are also nurses) commenced CPR. The referee's supervisor phoned 000 and the stadium's defibrillator was used to get Josh's heart beating again. Josh was stabilised by paramedics and transported to hospital. He's truly a lucky boy and we are very thankful that that the three parents jumped in to assist so promptly, saving Josh's life. We are pleased to report that following surgery on Wednesday Josh has been discharged to recover at home and is doing very well. Josh's family, Aberfeldie Jets and the Keilor Basketball Association are very thankful to those who assisted in caring for Josh during this incident. In particular Helen Calleja (parent at Aberfeldie Jets Basketball Club), George Hernandez (parent at Caroline Springs Blue Devils Basketball), Rhowena O'Sullivan (parent at Hornets Junior Basketball Club) and Josh Starzer (Keilor VBRA Referee Supervisor). There were many other people who assisted in supporting roles on the day, too many to name and we can never thank them all enough. Please keep Josh and his family in your thoughts as he recuperates. Once Josh is well enough he will return to the team as an Assistant Coach where he will be mentored by Coach Bill Jones. Check out Josh #5 in action at this Facebook video link |

Aberfeldie Jets players Imogen Giles & Ruby Murphy selected for 2019 Victorian Southern Cross Challenge
Aberfeldie Jets would like to congratulate our very own Imogen Giles (2nd from right) and Ruby Murphy (right) who also play in the Girls Under 14.1 Keilor Rep Team for being selected into teams to play in the Southern Cross Challenge in January 2019 - Ruby has made the Vic Country team and Imogen has made the Vic Metro team. Well done girls!
The Southern Cross Challenge is the beginning of the high-performance pathway for identified athletes, coaches and officials. A Basketball Victoria initiative, the tournament is positioned to aid the development of those identified from a series of selection camps across the year. The Challenge gives top junior Victorian Basketballers insight into elite development and higher-level gameplay across the four-day tournament.
Aberfeldie Jets would like to congratulate our very own Imogen Giles (2nd from right) and Ruby Murphy (right) who also play in the Girls Under 14.1 Keilor Rep Team for being selected into teams to play in the Southern Cross Challenge in January 2019 - Ruby has made the Vic Country team and Imogen has made the Vic Metro team. Well done girls!
The Southern Cross Challenge is the beginning of the high-performance pathway for identified athletes, coaches and officials. A Basketball Victoria initiative, the tournament is positioned to aid the development of those identified from a series of selection camps across the year. The Challenge gives top junior Victorian Basketballers insight into elite development and higher-level gameplay across the four-day tournament.

Jets player Cruz Gurrisi selected for Victorian Southern Cross Challenge
You may recall our previous shout out to Aberfeldie Jets player Cruz Gurrisi who was selected to play in the Victoria Metro Under 12 Showcase in Werribee back in July this year? If not check out the article below. Cruz has again caught the eye of selectors whilst at the event and has been further selected to play in the upcoming 2019 Southern Cross Challenge.
Congrats Cruz!
Getting selected in a squad of eleven is no easy feat, what makes Cruz's selection even more special is the fact that he is a bottom age player, one of only two selected for the squad with the other nine players top age. Cruz (pictured holding the ball) together with Keilor Thunder team mate Kristian Tsapatolis also bottom age, are set to experience an amazing developmental opportunity by taking part in the elite tournament.
The Southern Cross Challenge is the beginning of the high-performance pathway for identified athletes, coaches and officials. A Basketball Victoria initiative, the tournament is positioned to aid the development of those identified from a series of selection camps across the year. The Challenge gives top junior Victorian Basketballers insight into elite development and higher-level gameplay across the four-day tournament.
The Southern Cross Challenge is on at the State Basketball Centre, in Wantirna South from 17-21 January, 2019.
You may recall our previous shout out to Aberfeldie Jets player Cruz Gurrisi who was selected to play in the Victoria Metro Under 12 Showcase in Werribee back in July this year? If not check out the article below. Cruz has again caught the eye of selectors whilst at the event and has been further selected to play in the upcoming 2019 Southern Cross Challenge.
Congrats Cruz!
Getting selected in a squad of eleven is no easy feat, what makes Cruz's selection even more special is the fact that he is a bottom age player, one of only two selected for the squad with the other nine players top age. Cruz (pictured holding the ball) together with Keilor Thunder team mate Kristian Tsapatolis also bottom age, are set to experience an amazing developmental opportunity by taking part in the elite tournament.
The Southern Cross Challenge is the beginning of the high-performance pathway for identified athletes, coaches and officials. A Basketball Victoria initiative, the tournament is positioned to aid the development of those identified from a series of selection camps across the year. The Challenge gives top junior Victorian Basketballers insight into elite development and higher-level gameplay across the four-day tournament.
The Southern Cross Challenge is on at the State Basketball Centre, in Wantirna South from 17-21 January, 2019.
Tournament runners up!
Congrats to Kim Gray's U14 girls who came runners-up in the U14 Division 1 Grand Final, at the 2018 Great Western Junior Basketball Tournament played at the Altona Stadium. Kim's team play this tournament annually and find it a great way to bond and improve their game.
Congrats to Kim Gray's U14 girls who came runners-up in the U14 Division 1 Grand Final, at the 2018 Great Western Junior Basketball Tournament played at the Altona Stadium. Kim's team play this tournament annually and find it a great way to bond and improve their game.

Jets players Tom Cunningham, Cruz Gurrisi and Andrew Gledhill selected for Victoria Metro Under 12 Showcase
Tom Cunningham, Cruz Gurrisi and Andrew Gledhill were recently selected for the Victoria Metro Under 12 Showcase held in Werribee from 9-12 July. All under 12 Representative players playing Victorian Championship level this season were invited to a Talent Identification camp back in April 2018, and from there 120 boys and 120 girls were selected and invited to further participate in a 4 day program comprising skill training and a round robin competition. This is the first year Basketball Victoria has run this event, and it has been “established to provide a tangible opportunity for junior basketball development, being the first step along the Basketball Victoria player pathway, which has historically provided male and female national teams with elite talent.”
Tom Cunningham, Cruz Gurrisi and Andrew Gledhill were recently selected for the Victoria Metro Under 12 Showcase held in Werribee from 9-12 July. All under 12 Representative players playing Victorian Championship level this season were invited to a Talent Identification camp back in April 2018, and from there 120 boys and 120 girls were selected and invited to further participate in a 4 day program comprising skill training and a round robin competition. This is the first year Basketball Victoria has run this event, and it has been “established to provide a tangible opportunity for junior basketball development, being the first step along the Basketball Victoria player pathway, which has historically provided male and female national teams with elite talent.”
Jets player Imogen Giles wins
MVP award @ Nationals Congratulations to Aberfeldie Jets U14 player Imogen Giles who was awarded the Most Valuable Player (MVP) at the recent National Classics Tournament, where her team Keilor U12.1 lost the Grand Final by 3 points in over time. Imogen also co-captained the team with Hayley Courts. This is Imogen's seventh season with Aberfeldie Jets. She plays up an age group for a challenge and loves her basketball! |
Congratulations to Aberfeldie Jets players Brodie McWhinney & Cooper Colson
Congratulations to Aberfeldie Jets players Brodie McWhinney #23 and Cooper Colson #13/51 both named in the Vic Metro U16 squads and selected to train with the National Intensive Training Program (NITP). The boys have both played eight seasons respectively for the Aberfeldie Jets.
To read more about their basketball journey click on their names below: Brodie McWhinney Cooper Colson |
2018 National Junior Classics
Aberfeldie Jets were well represented at the National Junior Classic over the Queen's Birthday long weekend, with eleven Jets players representing their respective rep Association's. One of the nation's most prestigious junior tournaments, the Classics are an invitation-only event with entries capped in each age. Congrats to Jess Barnett-Tonna (below right) whose Melbourne Tigers team took out the U14 title and Amy Willoughby, Imogen Giles, Sophie Holloway, Zara Cheel and Zoe Tsironis whose Keilor Thunder team (right) came runners up for the U12 girls title after narrowly losing to Eltham in overtime. Watch a replay of the U12 girls game here and the U14 girls game here. Check out more photos of our players from the Classics below. |
Ex Aberfeldie Jets player stars in the WNBL & AFLW
Ex Aberfeldie Jets player Monique Conti has signed a 4 year contract with Deakin Melbourne Boomers and was picked up by the Western Bulldogs in the AFL Women's draft at pick #4 - check out our Facebook page here for more info on Monique! |
Tournament winners!
A huge congrats to Aberfeldie Jets U12.1 girls who attended the 2017 Greater Western Junior Basketball Tournament at Altona. They took out the U12A grade girls final by 19 points. Not an easy feat for a group of bottom aged players, playing against girls much taller and stronger than them!
A huge congrats to Aberfeldie Jets U12.1 girls who attended the 2017 Greater Western Junior Basketball Tournament at Altona. They took out the U12A grade girls final by 19 points. Not an easy feat for a group of bottom aged players, playing against girls much taller and stronger than them!