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Tickets for the Red Energy Arena match are available through Ticketek.<\/p>\n
Bendigo mayor Cr Andrea Metcalf said the City is “incredibly excited” that the Vixens are returning to the region.<\/p>\n
“It is always a thrill to witness elite athletes in action, and this is a sensational opportunity for our future young stars to see their netball idols up close,” she said.<\/p>\n
“Thank you to the Melbourne Vixens, Netball Victoria, Victorian Government and all the visiting teams for bringing the action and connecting with fans in central Victoria.<\/p>\n
“We look forward to an electric atmosphere at Red Energy Arena.”<\/p>\n
Netball Victoria CEO Andrea Pearman said the athletes love getting out into the community.<\/p>\n
“These events are unrivalled opportunities for us to bring the best of our sport to the next generation of Victorian netball stars,” she said.<\/p>\n
Ms Pearman said the Victorian team is looking forward to competing against quality opposition in front of packed crowds.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE Melbourne Vixens are coming back to Bendigo for a pre-season netball match next month. The Bound 4 Bendigo clash, against Aotearoa New Zealand’s ANZ Premiership side Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic, will take place at Red Energy Arena on 20 March. Led by New Zealand Silver Ferns captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio, Magic’s squad features five […]<\/p>\n