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Latrobe City thrilling summer of sports features tennis, basketball, netball, and bowls happening on January to February 2025Latrobe City's summer sports lineup features bowls, tennis, basketball, and netball, plus thrilling Australian Boomers matches. Free and ticketed events run January-February 2025 at GRISS and regional venues. By news@gippsland - 19th December 2024 - Back to News Get ready for a summer packed with thrilling sports action in Latrobe City! From January to February 2025, Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) and venues across the region will host an exciting lineup of events that are sure to capture the attention of sports fans and spectators alike! 
Experience an action-packed summer in Latrobe City, with thrilling sports events from January to February 2025 at GRISS and other regional venues! Summer sports spectacleBowls fans get ready for the Energy Australia Classic Singles at Newborough Bowling Club on Monday 6 January. This prestigious Tier three ranking event has seen world-ranked bowlers and Commonwealth Games Gold medallists battle it out over the past 27 years. Entry fee is free for spectators. The AGL Loy Yang Traralgon Junior International returns to the Traralgon Tennis Association, featuring high energy matches with top international talent from: - Wednesday 8 January to
- Wednesday 15 January
The community is invited to soak up the excitement - with free entry for all to enjoy the action, including the: - Twilight Grand Finals on Wednesday 15 January
- Australian Open Qualifying Rounds on Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 January
South East Melbourne Phoenix basketball team return to GRISS to take on the Brisbane Bullets in an in-season game on Saturday 11 January. As local favourites, SEM Phoenix have delivered non-stop thrills in Traralgon for the past two years - and this time, the action will be bigger than ever! Tickets are available through the Ticketek website. Netball and hoopsA two-day festival of netball will bring together top-tier talent from across Victoria, interstate, and even international programs as part of the Gippsland Showcase on the weekend of Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 February, thanks to the support of the Victorian government and Latrobe City Council. It's the ultimate chance to witness elite netball action and sharpen your skills with community clinics and coaching workshops. Visit Netball Victoria website for the full schedule and to purchase tickets. The excitement doesn't stop there! In February, the Australian Boomers will take on Indonesia on Thursday 20 February and Thailand on Sunday 23 February, delivering two electrifying games that will keep fans on the edge of their seats. With Australian basketball growing in global stature, this is your chance to see homegrown stars such as Traralgon's own Jack White take to the court! Victoria has previously held sold-out Asia Cup Qualifiers in Melbourne. Tickets are available via the Ticketek website. Sporting summer showcaseLatrobe City Council Mayor, Councillor Dale Harriman, said Council is excited to be hosting several major sporting events in our own backyard. "We're bringing world-class athletes to Latrobe City, and the best part? It's all right at your doorstep. This is a summer you won't want to miss." "From elite tennis to high-flying basketball, this summer has something for every sports fan. Major sporting events such as the Australian Boomers international fixtures bring significant visitation and tourism to the region, helping to support the local economy through overnight visitations, along with our hospitality and retail sectors." "All of these events are supported by the state government and we thank them for their continued support in helping bring these fantastic opportunities to Latrobe City. This reflects our growth as a regional sporting and cultural hub of national significance," said the Mayor. Pictures from Latrobe Valley Tennis Association Facebook page.
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: news@gippsland.com
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