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Ballarat Community Sports Leagues Maintain Ongoing Activity

Roller derby, cricket, netball and other codes continue regular participation across age groups.

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By Ballarat Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026, 5:05 pm

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Updated 4 h ago· 20 July 2026, 7:55 pm

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Ballarat Community Sports Leagues Maintain Ongoing Activity
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Ballarat community sports leagues continue their regular schedules with participants from juniors through to seniors taking part in matches and training sessions across several codes this week.

Roller Derby and Cricket Seasons

The Ballarat Roller Derby League has operated locally since 2008 and fields skaters aged 5 to 55 in its competitions. The Ballarat Cricket Association runs a multi-grade league with divisions for under-13s to seniors, including separate men's, women's and T20 competitions. These organisations keep their programs running on local grounds and facilities throughout the current period.

Netball and Inclusivity Programs

Netball remains one of Ballarat's most popular team sports through its local association, which supports thriving junior competitions alongside senior leagues that operate throughout the year. Six local sporting organisations, including the Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club and Ballarat Table Tennis Association, take part in the BASIC Clubs inclusivity program supported by the City of Ballarat. The program encourages broader access to organised sport for residents of varying abilities.

Athletics and Long-Standing Clubs

Ballarat Harriers, founded in 1891, is one of Australia's oldest sporting organisations and provides active cross country, track and field leagues open to all ages and abilities. Participants from these clubs and associations continue weekly training and competition commitments at established local venues.

The range of leagues demonstrates sustained community involvement without reliance on any single event. Residents seeking to join or follow results can check listings through community directories and the individual club websites listed in local sports resources. Information on schedules and registration remains available via the City of Ballarat sports pages and participating club sites.

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