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Ayuel Ayuel (pictured) and our Big V Championship Men close Camberwell Basketball's inaugural Mental Health Awareness Week with a road date against Melbourne University on Saturday night.
The Dragons (2-3) are coming off 94-88 loss to league leader Hume City at Broadmeadows last weekend, while Melbourne University had made a 2-2 start to its season – its result including a 102-91 road win at Pakenham last Sunday.
In other Dragons Big V action this weekend:
– Our Division 1 Women (3-2) are on the road on Saturday for a date with Gippsland United (1-4) in Traralgon.
– Our Youth League Men (5-2) play Melbourne University (3-5) at the Uni on Saturday (4pm) before backing up on the road against Bulleen (3-3) at Bulleen Templestowe Stadium on Sunday (3pm).
– And our Youth League Women (3-4) are also at Bulleen Templestowe Stadium on Sunday. They'll go head to head with the Boomers (3-5) at 1pm.
• For more information about the Dragons' Big V program, contact Camberwell Basketball Communications, Community Engagement and Partnerships Manager Andrew Johnstone at [email protected]
PHOTO: Craig Dingle, Melbourne Sports Photography.
Your Dragons 14.1 Girls resume their Foot Locker Under 14 Club Championships campaign against Sturt in Perth today.
Camberwell Basketball and the Dragons welcome legendary Davidson College Head Coach Bob McKillop.
Campbell Fraser will lead the Camberwell Dragons Under 20 Women's program in 2027, the club announced today.