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Stars set sights on south east

Cricket fans across the south-east are gearing up for a major pre-season highlight with the Melbourne Stars Family Day returning to Casey Fields on Sunday, 14 December.

The free community event, which runs from 10am to 2pm, is expected to draw strong crowds once again, offering a vibrant mix of entertainment, player access and family-friendly activities.

Attendees will have the chance to meet the Melbourne Stars playing squad, with signing and selfie sessions scheduled throughout the day.

Interactive cricket activations, roaming entertainers and a diverse selection of food trucks will add to the festival-like atmosphere, making the event a popular outing for families and young cricket enthusiasts.

Tooradin Ward Councillor Jennifer Dizon said the day has become a much-loved fixture on the local calendar.

“The Melbourne Stars Family Day is a crowd favourite amongst the community,” Cr Dizon said.

“We’re pleased to help deliver a fantastic event that offers fun for the whole family and provides a great opportunity for kids to discover their interest in cricket or test out their skills in the nets.”

City of Casey Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen said Council was proud to support the continued growth of cricket in the region.

“Council is proud to continue its partnership with the Melbourne Stars as they grow their fan base and community initiatives in the south-east of Melbourne and inspire the next generation of cricket stars,” he said.

Melbourne Stars General Manager Max Abbott said the event is one of the club’s most anticipated events on the calendar.

“The Melbourne Stars Family Day is a highlight of the summer, bringing our players and fans together for what has become an annual tradition,” Abbott said.

The event is free and bookings are not required.

Fans who pre-register will enter the draw to win a team-signed Stars playing shirt.

To pre-register, visit: strs.co/FamDay25.

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