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Bendigo Spirit Eyes WNBL20 Season With Core Roster Intact
The WNBL side enters the new season with a familiar roster core and home games at Red Energy Arena.
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Updated Fri, 24 Jul
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The WNBL side enters the new season with a familiar roster core and home games at Red Energy Arena.
2 min read
Updated Fri, 24 Jul

The Bendigo Spirit are the primary local basketball team in Bendigo competing in the WNBL, with a roster anchored by contracted player Carley Ernst and key performer Sami Whitcomb.
The team finished the previous WNBL season with an equal-worst record of five wins and 16 losses. It is now aiming to start fresh in the upcoming WNBL20 campaign using the same core group of players.
Red Energy Arena, also known as Bendigo Stadium, serves as the team's home venue. This includes the WNBL20 season opener against Southside Flyers.
Local senior football in the Bendigo Bank Bendigo FNL involves teams such as Gisborne, Sandhurst and Strathfieldsaye, with Gisborne currently leading the 2025 senior footy ladder. The 2025 South Bendigo Football Netball Club entered its season with new co-coaches Jack Fallon and Troy Coates, alongside high-profile recruits Josh Nitschke and Macgregor Cameron.
The verified record of five wins and 16 losses from the prior season provides the baseline for the Spirit's preparations. The focus remains on the listed players and the scheduled home matches at the arena.
The next step for the Bendigo Spirit is the WNBL20 season opener at Red Energy Arena against Southside Flyers, following the established roster and venue details.

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