Latest sport stories from Bendigo, updated daily.
Bendigo has a growing network of inclusive sport programs that ensure everyone, regardless of age, ability or background, can find a welcoming place to participate in physical activity.
The Bendigo Spirit are one of Australia's best-known women's basketball clubs, and following them is easier than you might think.
With two elite representative clubs and a network of community associations, Bendigo punches well above its weight as a basketball city.
Local runners and walkers have an upcoming chance to take part in the Bendigo Ford Fun Run listed on the regional calendar.
Local colleges support student participation in sprints, distance events, jumps and throws via established facilities and select-entry pathways.
The WNBL side enters the new season with a familiar roster core and home games at Red Energy Arena.
Recent local results from football and racing underscore ongoing participation in Bendigo clubs despite the absence of fresh weekend scores.
Local associations and leagues maintain regular competition that connects residents across the city.
Local programs back young players ahead of the September event at Red Energy Arena.
Recent results from Bendigo Senior Secondary College and Bendigo South East College show how area facilities underpin student competition across multiple sports.
Results from July 18, 2026 fixtures and recent games provide markers for ongoing competitions in Bendigo.
Current standings in the FV Greater Bendigo League 1 reflect the role of local facilities in sustaining the 10-team amateur competition.
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