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2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients 13th Beach Boardriders Ballarat Roller Derby League - Otway Derby Dolls AJAX Amateur Football Club Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club Ajax Junior Football Club Bannockburn Golf Club Inc. Albert Park VRI Bowls Club Inc. Barrabool Cricket Club Alexandra Amateur Swimming and Lifesaving Club Barwon Heads Bowling Club Inc. Alexandra and District Pony Club Barwon Valley Pony Club Alexandra Football/Netball Club Baseball Umpires Assoc of Vic Alexandra Gun Club Bayside Over 60 Cricket Club Inc. Alphington Bowls Club Beaconsfield Junior Football Club Alphington Community Centre Bealiba & District Pony Club Altona Cricket Club Beaufort Football & Netball Club Inc. Altona Little Athletics Centre Beaufort Table Tennis Club Incorporated Altona Magic Soccer Club Inc. Beaumaris Football Club Altona North Cricket Club Beaumaris Yacht Club Inc. Altona Yacht Club Beechworth Bowls Club Angel Archers Incorporated Beechworth Football and Netball Club Inc. Apollo Bay Cricket Club Inc. Bellarine Pirates Angling Club Inc. Apollo Bay Football Club Bellfield I.P.A Cricket Association Inc. Apollo Bay Golf Club Inc. Belmont Lions Sports Club Ashwood Sports Club Benalla All Blacks Football/Netball Club Avoca Football Netball Club Inc. Benalla Bowls Club Axe Creek Cricket Club Bendigo Branch of Field & Game Australia Inc. Bairnsdale Adult Equestrian Club Inc. Bendigo Canoe Club Ballan and District Adult Riding Club Inc. Bendigo Golf Club Ballarat 'Lawn' Tennis Club Inc. Bendigo Women's Football Club Inc. Ballarat Memorial Sports Club Bentleigh Cricket Club Bennettswood Bowling Club 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients Berwick City Cougars Baseball Club Broadford Football Netball Club Inc. Berwick Springs Junior Football Club Inc. Brunswick Juventus Football Club Inc. Beverly Hills Junior Football Club Brunswick Mallet Sports Club Black Rock Bowling and Tennis Club Brunswick Netball Club Inc. Black Rock Football Club Bulleen Templestowe Basketball Club Inc. Blackburn Cycling Club Bulleen Templestowe Cricket Club Inc. Blackburn Football Club Buln Buln Football Club Inc. Blackburn South Cricket Club Inc. Bundalaguah Cricket Club Inc. Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron (Sailability Bundoora Callisthenic Club Inc. Program) Bundoora Park Cricket Club Boisdale Briagolong Cricket Club Bundoora Tennis Club Inc. Bonbeach St. Chads Baseball Club Inc. Bundoora United Football Club Border BMX Incorporated Buninyong Football Club Inc. Boronia Junior Soccer Club Bunyip and District Pony Club Boronia Netball Club Incorporated Bunyip Bulls Basketball Club Inc. Boronia Soccer Club Burnside Springs United Netball Club Bowans- Murmungee Hall Committee Inc. Cairnlea FC Sports Club Inc. Box Hill North Super Kings Cricket Club Inc. Camberwell Central Bowls Club Inc. Box Hill Reporter District Cricket Association Camberwell Lacrosse Club Inc. Camperdown Pony Club Box Hill Rugby Union Football Club Inc. Canterbury Football Club Box Hill United Pythagoras Soccer Club Inc. Cardinia United Junior Soccer Club Brave Hearts On The Murray Inc. Carlton Baths Community Centre Briagolong Tennis Club Inc. Carnegie South Cricket Club Inc. Bright and District Pony Club Carrum Bowling Club Brighton Bowling & Sporting Clubs Inc. Carrum Surf Life Saving Club Brighton Cricket Club Inc. Brim Kellalac Sheep Hills Cricket Club Casey Little Athletics Centre Incorporated 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients Casterton Croquet Club Dandenong Baseball Club Castlemaine Bowling Club Inc. Dandenong Thunder Castlemaine Football and Netball Club Inc. Darebin City Bowls Club Caulfield Cricket Club Inc. Darebin Womens Sports Club Caulfield Junior Football Club Darley Football Netball Club Inc. Caulfield Lacrosse Club Daylesford Football Club Central Gippsland Junior Football League INC Daylesford Hepburn United Soccer Club Chadstone Calisthenics Club Inc. Daylesford Springers Basketball Association Inc. Charlton Football Club Deans Marsh Cricket Club Chelsea Baseball Club Inc. Deer Park Bowls Club Cheltenham Football Club Dennington Bowls Club Cheltenham Junior Football Club Derrinallum Yacht and Power Boat Club Inc. Cheltenham Park Cricket Club Devon Cricket Club Chilly Ultimate Club Inc. Diamond Creek Baseball Club Inc. City Of Heidelberg Bowling Club Diamond Creek Bowling Club Inc. Cockatoo Little Athletics Club Diamond Valley Superules Football Club Inc. Cohuna Clay Target Club Inc. Diggers Rest Junior Football Club Inc. Cohuna Little Athletics Centre Inc. Diggers Rest Senior Football Club Colac Basketball Association Dimboola Hockey Club Colac Central Bowling Club Donald Cricket Club Inc. Colbinabbin Netball Club Doncaster Hockey Club Inc. Colbinabbin Tennis Club Inc. Donvale and Templestowe Horse and Pony Cororooke Tennis Club Inc. Club Craigieburn Basketball Association Inc. Donvale Calisthenics Club Creswick Soccer Club Donvale Cricket Club Croydon Bowling Club Dookie Bowls Club Croydon Rangers Gridiron Club Inc. Dookie United Football and Netball Club Inc. 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients Doutta Galla Bowls Club Inc. Essendon Canoe Club Inc. Dragon City Derby Dolls Essendon District Football League Dromana Junior Football Club Essendon Rowing Club Drouids Hockey Club Essendon Water Polo Club Drysdale Bowling & Croquet Club Inc. Eureka Gymnastics Club Inc. Drysdale Hawks Football Club Inc. Euroa Hockey Club Inc. Dunmunkle Carpet Bowls Club Fairfield Bowling Club Dunolly & District Field & Game Club Fawkner Junior Soccer Club DVE Aquatic Club Inc. FC Strathmore Split Eagles Baseball Club Fish Creek Bowls Club Inc. East Gippsland Gymnastics Club Inc. Fitzroy Victoria Bowling and Sports Club East Gippsland United Football Club Flemington Eagles Soccer Club East Malvern Junior Football Club Football Integration Development Association Eastern Ranges Football Club Footscray City Rowing Club Eastern Raptors Rugby League Club Inc. Forest Hill Football Club Echuca & District Netball Association Inc. Foster Bowls Club Inc. Echuca and District Adult Riding Club Inc. Frankston Athletic Club Inc. Eltham Cricket Club Frankston Life Saving Club Eltham Netball Club Inc. Geelong Archers Inc. Eltham Redbacks Football Club Inc. Geelong Bowls Club Elwood Cricket Club Geelong Canoe Club Elwood Life Saving Club Inc. Geelong Firecats Dragon Boat Club Inc. Emerald Tennis Club Geelong Flyers State League Netball Club Inc. Emu Creek Pony Club Geelong Guild Athletic Club INC Epping Football Club Geelong Netball Club Essendon Baseball Club Inc. Geelong Veteran Cycling Club Essendon Bowls Club Inc. Geelong Water Dragons Inc. 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients Gellibrand Cricket Club Hastings Yacht Club Incorporated Gippsland Cricket Region 7 Inc. Healesville Junior Football Club Gippsland Pleasure Harness Society Inc. Heidelberg Golf Club Girgarre Football and Netball Club Inc. Heidelberg Volleyball Club Gisborne Football Club Helenic Sporting Club Mildura United Inc. Gisborne Netball Association Hesket Cricket Club Glen Eira Amateur Football Club Heyfield Cricket Club Glen Eira Moorabbin Softball Association Highett Football Club Inc. Glen Eira-McKinnon Bowls Club Inc. Highett West Cricket Club Glengarry Football Netball Club Incorporated Hill End & Grove Rovers Football Netball Club Inc. Glenhuntly Athletic Club Hillside Football Club Glenrowan Kelly Tigers Football & Netball Club Inc. Hillview Bunyip Aged Care Inc. Glenthompson Dunkeld Football Netball Club Hockey Bellarine Golden Dragons Ballarat Boat Club Inc. Hopetoun Bowls Club Inc. Golden Paradise Beach Bowls Club Hopetoun Cricket Club Goulburn Valley Bowls Division Inc. Hopetoun Swimming Pool Goulburn Valley Showjump Club Inc. Hoppers Crossing Tennis Club Greenhills Montmorency Baseball Club Horsham Saints Cricket Club Grenville Cricket Association Incorporated Huntly North Epsom Cricket Club Incorporation Grovedale Cricket Club Incorporated Hurstbridge Junior Football Club Grovedale Tigers Football Netball Club Inc. Indented Head Yacht Club Half Moon Bay Surf Life Saving & Swim Club Inglewood Bowling Club Hamilton Bowling Club Inverleigh Cricket Club Hamilton Lawn Tennis Club Inc. Inverleigh Football/Netball Club Hampton Life Saving Club Inverleigh Golf Club Hampton Rovers Football Club Inverloch Bowling Club Inc. Hastings Junior Football Club Inverloch Konwak Football/Netball Club 2013/14 Active Club Grant Recipients Iona Sports Club Inc. Knox United Soccer Club Irymple Football Netball Club Inc. Kolora-Noorat Football Netball Club Ivanhoe Junior Football Club Koroit Croquet Club Inc. Jacana Junior Football Club Korumburra Basketball Association J'adore Calisthenics Inc. Korumburra City Soccer Club Johnson Park Cricket Club Inc. Korumburra Cricket Club Kalkee Football and Netball Club Inc. Korumburra Croquet Club Kaniva Bowls Club Korumburra Volleyball Incorporated Karingal Netball Club Kyabram Small Bore Rifle Club Katandra West Bowling Club Kyabram Valley View Golf & Bowls Club Inc. Kennett River Surf Life Saving Club Kyneton Badminton Association Inc. Kerang Bowling Club Kyneton Gun Club Inc. Kerang Football/Netball Club La Trobe University Baseball Club Inc. Kerang Golf Bowls Club La Trobe University Squash Club Inc. Kerang Lake Charm Power Boat Club Laharum Sports Inc. Kerang Lawn Tennis Club Inc. Lalbert Football Club Kerang Pony Club Lalor Football Club Kerang Turf Club Inc. Lalor Tennis Club Inc. Keysborough Basketball Association Lalor Warriors Cricket Club Inc. Khalsa Lions Inc. Lancefield and District Pony Club Inc. Kilmore Cricket Club Lancefield Equestrian Group (LEG) Inc. Kilmore Football Club Langwarrin Junior Football
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