Gallery | GV Harmony Cup a big success

By Zac Standish

Mar 23, 2022

Ready to steam in: Tyler Trott prepares to bowl. Photo by Megan Fisher

The sun was shining at Shepparton’s Princess Park last Thursday as more than 100 people came out for the annual GV Harmony Cup.

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An all-abilities cricket carnival that has been around since 2015, people from across the region were given a chance to go out and give the game a go through a number of different activities.

News photographer Megan Fisher was there and captured the action from a day filled with good vibes and smiles.

Lapping it up: Ben Odea sends down a delivery. Photo by Megan Fisher

All smiles: Joseph Conte takes in the action. Photo by Megan Fisher

Whip it in: John McKenzie in the field. Photo by Megan Fisher

At the ready: Kevin Kirvan runs between the wickets. Photo by Megan Fisher

Locked in: Jasmina Meka focuses on the ball. Photo by Megan Fisher

A great day out: City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Kim O’Keeffe enjoys the proceedings. Photo by Megan Fisher

Perfect technique: Damon Vasterink faces up. Photo by Megan Fisher

Freeing the arms: Lucy Sullivan has a swing. Photo by Megan Fisher

By Zac Standish

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