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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.
Brennen Burns and Jackson Meshanic lead your Champ Men past Melbourne Uni and into the Big V semi-finals.
Youth League Men's team captain Ace Adama shows the way during the Dragons' drive to the Big V YL1 championship at BSC on Saturday night.
Eleni Valos and Anna Burrows combined to lead your Dragons D1 Women past Mildura and into the Big V semi-finals.