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U12s Saints player Declan Pinelli.
Camera IconU12s Saints player Declan Pinelli. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times

Manjimup junior basketball came to an end on Saturday night with the Under 12s, 14s, 16s and 19s grand finals for boys and girls.

The Under 12s boys premiers were the Saints, who beat the Senators in the grand final, while the U12 girls saw the Comets defeat the Trotters.

In Under 14s boys, Trotters defeated Comets and in girls, Trotters defeated Hawks.

Trotters were also the premiers in U16s boys, having beaten Comets in the grand final, while in the girls division, Trotters defeated Saints.

Under 19s boys premiers were the Saints after defeating Trotters.

Jakeb Burford won the Copes Family Referee Encouragement Award and the Gary James Award recipients were Justin Bailye and Jessica Reeve.

U12s boys Senators player Brin Booth passes around the defence of the opposition.
Camera IconU12s boys Senators player Brin Booth passes around the defence of the opposition. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
U12s girls Saints player Lola Gandy storms down the court with the ball.
Camera IconU12s girls Saints player Lola Gandy storms down the court with the ball. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
Comets U12s girls player Milly Eames takes possession of the ball.
Camera IconComets U12s girls player Milly Eames takes possession of the ball. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
U14s Hawks player Mia Fishwick passes the ball.
Camera IconU14s Hawks player Mia Fishwick passes the ball. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
Charlotte Kennedy, of U14s girls Trotter player, takes a shot.
Camera IconCharlotte Kennedy, of U14s girls Trotter player, takes a shot. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
Oscar Kordic, U14s boys Comets player, passes the ball past the opposition.
Camera IconOscar Kordic, U14s boys Comets player, passes the ball past the opposition. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times
Jett Martyn, of U14s boys Trotters player, looks to get rid of the ball as the opposition defends.
Camera IconJett Martyn, of U14s boys Trotters player, looks to get rid of the ball as the opposition defends. Credit: Manjimup-Bridgetown Times

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