Saints secure banner night win

Alpine Observer and Myrtleford Times

Oct 22 2025 Updated 10 hours ago

Bailey Zimmermann

DRIVING IN: Evie Hughes was everywhere on the defensive end for the Saints last Saturday night and ended with 16 points. PHOTOS: Janet Watt

Under their newly raised 2024 CBL North East championship banner, Myrtleford’s women’s side went on to an emphatic 99-73 win in their 2025 home opener against Wallan on Saturday night.

It was an electric atmosphere inside the Myrtleford Indoor Sport Stadium as the town got a first look at their championship banner from last season, looking to reach the pinnacle once more this season.

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