No winter blues for these young netballers

by Brighton Council

Instead of staying tucked up in bed on chilly winter weekends, the young netballers from BGH Breakers have been out on the court playing games, keeping active, and learning how to work as a team. The club has two under 11s teams and one under 13s team, and they’ve been hitting the courts on weekends for their games. BGH Breakers is a local, community-run netball club for kids from Bridgewater, Gagebrook, and Herdsmans Cove. They offer free registration, training, and uniforms to all their players. Recently, they received a 2025 Active Kids Grant, one of 179 volunteer-run clubs across Australia to be supported. BGH Breakers received $3,710, which will go towards new gear and equipment. You can support the club through the Recycle Rewards scheme. Just return eligible containers and choose BGH Breakers as your nominated group. To get involved, email bghbreakers@gmail.com.

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No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
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No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
No winter blues for these young netballers
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