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Micah Livingstone returns to the Hornets lineup. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

Hornets ready for tough double-header

The Horsham Hornets face a tough double-header in the penultimate round of the Country Basketball League. They travel to Portland on Saturday night and host Terang on Sunday

21 November, 2024

Mitch Martin shot the lights out. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Martin fires as Hornets make statement

The Wildcats winning under-16 girls team.

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Wildcats claim two titles in Horsham

Hornets' Mahlu Thomas scored two points in the under-12s grand final win. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets claim four titles in successful tournament

Austin McKenzie shot a game-high 33 points for the Hornets. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets blow Hurricanes away

Warracknabeal's Charlie Williams in action for the Wildcats in last year's tournament where they were runners-up to Swan Hill in the under-14 boy's division one. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Horsham Intersport Junior Classic set to ignite

Cody Bryan is having a stellar season. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Hornets sting twice

Micah Livingstone has hit the ground running in 2024 with another massive game. PHOTO: CHRIS GRAETZ

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Livingstone stars as Hornets sting Mt Gambier

Rani Potter is looking forward to the opportunity.

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Potter looking forward to development program

Micah Livingstone is aiming high in 2025. CHRIS GRAETZ

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Livingstone aiming for state team

Levi Munyard during last year's Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup in Albury. PHOTO: Basketball Victoria

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Horsham basketballers named in state programs

Lovel back at Hornets after long hiatus - feature photo

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Lovel back at Hornets after long hiatus

Hornets' Tarkyn Benbow looks to pass.

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Hornets secure a win and loss on opening weekend

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