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Inaugural Bunyip Women

8 July 2025
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Inaugural Bunyip Women
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Much like the Chappell family’s impact on Australian cricket, the Daniher family legacy in football, and the Fosters in woodchopping, the Elliott family is set to leave a lasting mark on the inaugural Longley Bunyips Women’s Cricket Program.

Daniel Elliott, well known across the district for his outstanding cricket achievements, will serve as Head Coach. With a wealth of playing experience and an exceptional understanding of the game, Daniel brings a level of cricketing insight and leadership that will provide a strong foundation for the program’s success.

Wife Bianca will provide vital support across recruitment, development, and player wellbeing – ensuring the program is both high-performing and people-focused.

Daughter Izzy will be the switch-hitter, gap splitter and go getter.

An exciting time for the club, the Women’s Program represents not only an opportunity to grow the game, but to empower and support the talented athletes in the community.

If you are interested in being part of the Bunyips, email danelliott32@bigpond.com

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