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  • STAR RETURNS TO SQUAD | A BOOST FOR OUR SUNDAY CLASH | Heat vs. Thunder | Match highlights | Wils…

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    STAR RETURNS TO SQUAD | A BOOST FOR OUR SUNDAY CLASH

    The WBBL Brisbane Heat will welcome back allrounder Grace Harris for tomorrow night’s vital Weber Women’s Big Bash League clash with the Melbourne Stars at Allan Border Field.

    The WBBL Brisbane Heat will welcome back allrounder Grace Harris for tomorrow night’s vital Weber Women’s Big Bash League clash with the Melbourne Stars at Allan Border Field.

    Harris missed last night's loss to the Sydney Thunder as she manages her return from a calf injury sustained prior to the ICC Women’s World Cup in India last month.

    She comes into the squad for pace bowler Bonnie Berry, who will play for Valley tomorrow against Wests in the Final of the Katherine Raymont Shield T20 competition.

    Wilson doubles up to fire Thunder's win over Heat

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    Sydney Thunder opener Tahlia Wilson has secured her second consecutive player-of-the-match award to inspire a 41-run over the winless Brisbane Heat.

    Wilson's 79 off just 51 deliveries was the foundation for the Thunder's 6-200 after being asked to bat by the hosts at Allan Border Field on Friday.

    The Heat were never in the hunt, despite a swashbuckling innings by Nadine de Klerk (43 off 27 deliveries), and were bowled out for 159 in 19.1 overs.

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  • Toy drive returns to Louisville’s aquatic center to support kids facing cancer | Annual toy drive…

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    Toy drive returns to Louisville's aquatic center to support kids facing cancer

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An annual toy drive is returning to the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center this month in the Metro.

    Louisville Parks and Recreation is partnering with Camp Quality to collect toys for children facing cancer, according to the mayor. Those who want to donate can bring the toys to the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center until Dec. 5.

    “Camp Quality brings comfort, happiness, and support to children and families facing the unimaginable,” Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said. “I’m grateful our community continues to step up year after year to make the holidays brighter for these young people. Louisville is at its best when we come together to lift one another up.”

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    Annual toy drive supports children facing cancer at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center

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    This month, the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center in Louisville is set to host its annual toy drive, a heartfelt initiative aimed at bringing joy to children battling cancer. The event is a collaboration between Louisville Parks and Recreation and Camp Quality, a nonprofit that supports young cancer patients and their families.

    Residents wishing to contribute can drop off new, unwrapped toys at the aquatic center until December 5. The facility will accept donations from Monday to Friday between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m.

    Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg expressed gratitude for the community’s continued support, stating, “Camp Quality brings comfort, happiness, and support to children and families facing the unimaginable. I’m grateful our community continues to step up year after year to make the holidays brighter for these young people. Louisville is at its best when we come together to lift one another up.”

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