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College Sports Results Offer Insight Into Bendigo Fitness Participation

Recent wins by local secondary college teams point to sustained student involvement in organised sport across Bendigo.

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By Bendigo Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026, 5:53 pm

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Updated 8 h ago· 21 July 2026, 3:15 am

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Links to sources include (but not limited to): bssc.edu.au, bssc.edu.au, bendigo.vic.gov.au +6 more

College Sports Results Offer Insight Into Bendigo Fitness Participation
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Bendigo Senior Secondary College girls netball team won the SSV State Final for the second consecutive year while the girls basketball team recorded a 28-19 victory against Greensborough in their first SSV State Final game.

Netball and Basketball Results

These outcomes from Bendigo Senior Secondary College show continued student commitment to team sports. The netball side repeated its previous success and the basketball group secured its first state final appearance with a clear points margin. Such results reflect regular training and competition schedules maintained by the college.

Track and Field and Additional Sports

BSSC track and field athletes collected six medals at the SSV State Athletics Finals, including gold medals for Jake Hilson in the 20yr 400m and Ben Powell in the 16yr 400m. Bendigo South East College lawn bowls students Bailey Bradley, Alix Taylor and Landon Randell placed third at the SSV Junior Lawn Bowls State Finals while representing Victoria. BSSC cyclists Isaac Buckell and Connor Sens took gold and bronze respectively in the JM19 Individual Pursuit at the Victorian Senior Track GP, with Buckell also winning the U/19 road final in the Victorian Schools Cycling Competition. These individual and team performances across multiple disciplines illustrate broad participation in both school-based and regional programs.

Upcoming Regional Finals

Event winners from recent carnivals will advance to the Loddon Mallee Region athletics finals scheduled for October 6, 2026 in Bendigo. This progression provides a clear pathway for athletes who have already competed at state level to continue their involvement in organised athletics.

The range of achievements across netball, basketball, athletics, lawn bowls and cycling demonstrates consistent student engagement with fitness activities at Bendigo colleges. Participation in these programs supports regular physical activity and structured competition within the local community.

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