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Bendigo United's under-19 squad posted a 4-1 win over regional rivals on 10 July, lifting the club into national youth rankings for the first time.
The result arrives as Argentina and England advanced to World Cup semi-finals, prompting renewed interest in local pathways that feed into senior representative squads.
Training sessions now run three evenings a week at the Bendigo Stadium complex on View Street and at the ovals in Rosalind Park, where club coaches have added extra drills focused on set-piece delivery and transition play.
Numbers behind the rise
Club records show membership climbed from 312 players in 2025 to 478 this season, with the under-19 group alone growing by 41 players since March. Registration fees sit at $185 for the winter program, covering insurance and weekly ground access at both venues.
Next steps for supporters
The squad travels to the state academy trials in Melbourne on 19 July, with a supporters bus departing from the clubrooms at 7am. Fans can book seats through the Bendigo United office on Hargreaves Street before 15 July to secure transport and match-day entry passes.
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