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Play Pickleball 24/7 at Melbourne Pickle Club
Beginner Social Play: Saturday 4:30-6:30pmIntermediate Social Play: Wednesday 9am-12pm and Thursday 6-8pmAdvanced Social Play: Monday 6-8pm (3.3+) and Monday 8-10pm (3.5+)Upper Advanced Social Play: Friday 5:30-8pm (4.1+)Tournaments: Saturday 6:30-9:30pm DUPR tournaments alternating between Intermediate Doubles and Advanced SinglesCourt hire is available at peak rates of $40 and off-peak rates of $35. Social play sessions are $20 at peak times and $10 off-peak. Members receive free paddle and ball hire, 10% off paddle purchases, and 10% off private coaching. Book 21...
St Leonard's College Basketball Club
Engage in **club basketball** alongside inter-school competitions through the Association of Coeducational Schools (ACS), with mid-week matches leaving weekends free for family and community play.Participate in team sports across summer and winter seasons, suitable for Years 5-12 students at various skill levels from beginner to competitive.Access membership via school enrollment and co-curricular fees, offering pathways to join training, matches, and club activities for ongoing development.
Bentleigh ANA Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Woolworths Cricket Blast program and junior development teams for young playersSenior Cricket: Competitive teams across multiple grades with a strong track record of successParticipation: All players and officials follow the club's Code of Conduct, ensuring a welcoming and respectful environment for everyoneWhether you're a beginner or experienced player, Bentleigh ANA Cricket Club provides opportunities to develop your skills, compete, and enjoy the game with a proud community.
East Bentleigh Central Cricket Club
Participation is available through team play in competitive matches.
Join Southern United Hockey Club Today
Field teams in Juniors, Men's, Women's and Masters competitions for players of all abilities.Participate in Hookin2Hockey programs designed for introductory play.
Join Bayside Powerhouse Hockey Club Today
Men, women, and junior teams for ages 6-16 and adults, playing at competitive and social levels.Training sessions available for players of all abilities, with coaches enhancing skills across all members.Participate in leagues and games at home grounds in Brighton and Albert Park, including H2H events from April to September.Regular social and community events foster an inclusive environment.New members welcome to visit during training sessions to join the club.
Bentleigh Cricket Club
Senior Cricket programs for competitive and social play in local leagues.Junior Cricket tailored for young players to develop skills and enjoy the game.Woolworths Cricket Blast for kids, offering fun introductory sessions.Membership open to newcomers; join to access training, matches, and team play.
Bentleigh Greens SC
Community Program: Open to both girls and boys, with skill development sessions and inclusive playSupportive Coaches: Guiding players to develop at their own pacePathways: Opportunities to progress into NPL levels of competitionExpression of Interest: Available for new players to join the 2026 Community Football ProgramWhether you're a beginner or aspiring to play at...
Bayside United Football Club
Training sessions and matches are held at Don Randall Oval, featuring two full-size floodlit fields suitable for all skill levels ranging from beginners to competitive players.
Membership provides access to junior and senior teams, social and competitive leagues, and community events. The club fosters a welcoming environment for players of any gender and age.
Junior programs start from age 3, nurturing skill development and enjoyment.Competitive and social teams regularly compete in local leagues and friendly...
Mordy Flyers Basketball Club
Training sessions: All teams train at Parkdale Secondary College Sporting Facility or Aspendale Gardens indoor court, suitable for beginners in Hoop Skills (5-8 years) to competitive U9-U20 levels.Play opportunities: Compete in Southern Basketball Association leagues with games at Southern Basketball Centre (Tulip St, Sandringham), Mentone Grammar, Mentone Girls Secondary College, Parkdale Secondary College, and Cheltenham Secondary College.Membership details: Join from U8 (children 6+ years at season start); contact the club for fees, teams, and volunteer roles in coaching or team support.
The Man Walk - Heatherton - 8:00 am, Sunday
Karkarook Park offers a peaceful setting with a large lake, walking trails, picnic areas, and plenty of open green space—perfect for starting your Sunday with fresh air and good company. Whether you’re looking to improve your health, meet new people, or simply enjoy a relaxed walk, The Man Walk provides a welcoming atmosphere for...
Saints Basketball Club (McKinnon)
Training sessions: Volunteer-led practices for all skill levels, promoting fair play and development in a supportive environment.Play opportunities: Compete in domestic leagues at McKinnon venues, with pathways to representative teams in the Victorian Junior Basketball League.Membership details: Register mid-March for winter or late August for summer; late spots if available. Volunteer as coach or manager to get involved.
South East Warriors Basketball Club
Training sessions: Held at two facilities for U8-U18 boys and U10-U16 girls, including a dedicated Beginners Program for new players to build core skills.Play opportunities: Compete in association games on Saturdays for boys and Sundays for girls at venues like GESAC or Bentleigh Secondary College; additional weekly training available for skill improvement.Membership details: Open to all ages and abilities—new players welcome to try a training session and join teams easily.
Moorabbin Magic Basketball Club
Training sessions: Indoor sessions Monday to Thursday after 6:00pm at Coatesville Primary School, Jump Central, and McKinnon Secondary College, suitable for all skill levels from beginners to competitive.Play opportunities: Boys' matches on Saturdays and girls' on Sundays for Under 10 to Under 20; Summer season (Term 4 to Term 1) and Winter season (Term 2 to Term 3) with team games at GESAC and local schools.Membership details: Register online for seasons with early bird pricing; new players welcome to...
Sail with Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club
Regular racing events for trailable yachts, suitable for adults and juniors
Opportunities for social sailing and participation in club-organized regattas
Membership includes access to race management, rescue craft, and a supportive sailing community
Training and development programs available for those looking to improve their skills
Open to all genders and ages, with a focus on safe and...
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