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Welcome to the Victorian Community Sports Star Awards.

Now in their 36th year, the awards showcase some of the community's best sporting achievements and are featured in more than 25 Victorian Fairfax Community Network newspapers and magazines. The Victorian Community Sports Star Awards provide a platform to recognise the achievements of all members of the sporting community. All age groups and all sports are included, from snooker to speed car racing, snowboarding to sailing and everything in between.

Since their inception in 1974, the awards have become widely recognised and respected for supporting the careers of rising sporting champions, such as past Sports Star winners Andrew Bogut, Dustin Fletcher and Greg Fasala.




Emily Anker
Blake Caparello
Alan 'Ollie' Matthews
Dale Torney
Alexandra Bulic
Marcel Verstegen
Sean Law
David Stirton
Courtney Field
Jack Formosa
Jarrad Pageot
Brandon Te Hiko
Noel Collins
Jack Le Brocq
Sarah Elliott
Emma Podbury
Johnny Rayner

Eventer riding high after tough challenge

AFTER competing against the world's best eventing riders in the UK, Wandin's Emily Anker returned home to win the Australian Three Star Eventing Championships last month.
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Caparello takes aim at national title

MORE rounds, more punches, and with more hard work, more glory could be coming Blake Caparello's way.
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Crack team enjoys a magic carpet ride

DROMANA Secondary College's cycling team has taken on some of the big guns in Australian and New Zealand school cycling and excelled.
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Veteran's 1000th game

ALAN 'Ollie' Matthews moved into rare territory at the weekend as the Riddell District Football League president umpired his 1000th football match.
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Dale Tormey

HAWTHORN-Monash University batting tyro Dale Tormey was the success story of the season, capped off by being named in the Premier Cricket team of the year and missing the Ryder Medal by one vote.
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Sprint ace has AIS, world titles in view

A STUNNING run of new personal bests has Melton South teenager Alexandra Bulic sprinting towards representing Australia.
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On target for world titles

VICTORIAN archery champion Marcel Verstegen's target is firmly in sight. He's heading off to Porec in Croatia later this month to compete in the world championships.
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Speedster lives dream

MOOROOLBARK sprint sensation Sean Law is primed for the oldest and richest foot race in Australia - the Stawell Gift.
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Jack grows in stature

JACK Formosa has taken his share of hits in both basketball and footy but the 12-year-old is not taking a backward step.
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At the top of her field

BERWICK teenager Courtney Field is going places in the world of competitive track cycling - and fast.
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Gifted teen set to soar

TALENTED teenage striker David Stirton was enjoying a round of golf with mates at Frankston’s Centenary Park course on Christmas Eve when he got the phone call the aspiring professional footballer had been waiting a long time for.
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Its a long jump to the top

THE decision to change from competing in high jump to long jump events has paid off for Newport's Jarrad Pageot.
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'Freako' Te Hiko is tops

BRANDON Te Hiko is only 12 but already is something of a veteran in BMX riding.
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In the swim of it

This retired police officer has not let a disability slow him down.
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Jack Le Brocq

JACK Le Brocq is too young to drive on Casey roads, but at 17 he’s more than ready to take on the nation's best in the national formula Ford series.
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Elliott shines as Stars rise to challenge

DANDENONG all-rounder Sarah Elliott played a key role in the Australian Southern Stars' whitewash of the New Zealand White Ferns in the women's one-day cricket Rose Bowl series.
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Full of good cheer Let’s hear it for the squad.

Gimme an 'E!' Gimme a 'M!' Gimme another 'M!' And an 'A!' What do youget? La Trobe University cheerleading coach, Emma Podbury, that's what.
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Relay selection lifts ex-footballer's spirits

ATHLETICS officials are a forgiving bunch. Supremely-talented athlete Johnny Rayner tried his hand at football with the Western Jets in the TAC Cup for two years, but ultimately missed out on selection at the AFL's national and rookie drafts.
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