State & National Representatives

Southern Peninsula holds a proud history of producing elite athletes, referees and coaches who represent Victoria, Australia and earn athletic scholarships internationally.

Our high performance athletes develop through the Basketball Victoria Country pathway and the Southern Peninsula High Performance Program. Open any name to see the full record.

Sharks In The US College System

Current Southern Peninsula Sharks Big V players who have taken their game to a United States college program.

Jessica Herft Playing now
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Youth League Women – 2025 – present
  • Brooklyn College, NCAA Division III – 2025 – present
Meghna Vinodhram Playing now
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Youth League Women – 2024 – present
  • Gillette College, NJCAA Division I – 2025 – present
Rolf Jenkins Playing now
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Youth League Men – 2026 – present
  • USC Salkehatchie Gamecocks, NJCAA Region 10 – 2025 – present
Zac Jenkins Playing now
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Youth League Men – 2026 – present
  • USC Salkehatchie Gamecocks, NJCAA Region 10 – 2025 – present

Victorian & Australian Representation

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Darcy Jones
  • Country Vic U16s – 2019 – Silver Medal
  • Country Vic U18s (emg) – 2020
  • Country Vic U18s – 2021
  • National Performance Program – 2019 – 2021
Corey Hastings Playing now
  • Australian U17s (emg) – 2022
  • Victoria U18s – 2023
  • Country Vic U18s – 2022
  • Country Vic U18s – 2021
  • Country Vic U16s – 2020
  • National Performance Program – 2021 – 2022
  • Frankston Blues NBL1 South – 2023 – present
  • NBL1 South Championship – 2026
Ben Forsyth
  • Country Vic U18s (emg) – 2020
  • National Performance Program – 2019 – 2021
  • Frankston Blues NBL1 South – 2024
Bella Breen
  • Country Vic U16s – 2019 – Bronze Medal
  • National Performance Program – 2019 – 2022
Chantelle James
  • Country Vic U16s – 2020
Kyra Webb Playing now
  • Country Vic U16s – 2020
  • Casey Cavaliers NBL1 South
  • University of Hawai’i (NCAA Division I) – 2025 – present
Tom Field
  • Country Vic U16s – Emergency – 2020
Lani Thornton
  • Country Vic U16s – 2018
  • Country Vic U16s – Emergency – 2017
  • National Performance Program
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Big V – 2016, 2017 & 2022
Olivia Pollerd Playing now
  • Country Vic U16s – 2016
  • Country Vic U16s – 2017 – Silver
  • Country Vic U18s – 2018
  • Country Vic U18s – 2019
  • AIS Centre of Excellence – 2019-2022
  • University of Washington (NCAA Division I) – 2021 – 2022
  • Santa Clara University (NCAA Division I) – 2022 – 2025
  • Bendigo Spirit WNBL – 2025 – present
  • Bendigo Braves NBL1 South – 2026
Sienna Privetera
  • Country Vic U16s – 2019 – Bronze Medal
  • Southern Peninsula Big V
  • Traralgon T-Birds CBL – 2021 – 2022
Toby Snow
  • Country Vic U16s – Emergency – 2019
Gemma Simon
  • Country Vic U16s – 2018
  • Country Vic U18s – 2019
  • Country Vic U18s – 2020
  • Southern Peninsula Big V – 2017
  • Melbourne Tigers NBL1 South – 2021
  • Waverley Falcons NBL1 South – 2022 – 2023
Paige Price
  • Country Vic U16s – 2018
  • Country Vic U18s – 2019
  • Country Vic U18s – 2020
  • Australia U17s (FIBA Oceania) – 2019
  • Bendigo Braves NBL1 South – 2019 – 2020
  • Melbourne Boomers WNBL – 2019 – 2020
  • Indiana University (NCAA Division I) – 2020 – 2021
  • Ringwood Hawks NBL1 South – 2022
  • Southwest Metro Pirates NBL1 South – 2022 – 2023
  • Kilsyth Cobras NBL1 South – 2024 – 2025
Emersine Devine
  • Country Vic U16s – 2018
  • Country Vic U18s – 2019
  • Country Vic U18s – 2020
Charli Dobson
  • Country Vic U16s – 2018
  • Country Vic U18s – 2019
  • Country Vic U18s – 2020 Emergency
  • Dandenong Stingrays, Coates Talent League Girls – 2022
Steve Cumming
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2015
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2017
Matt Cumming
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2015
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2017
Sam Flanders Playing now
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2016 – Silver
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2017
  • AFL Draft, Gold Coast Suns – Pick 11 – 2019
  • Gold Coast Suns AFL – 2020 – 2025
  • St Kilda AFL – 2026 – present
Jaz Shelley Playing now
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2014 & ’15
  • CV U18s 2016-Bronze & 2017-Gold
  • Australian U17s – 2016 & 2017
  • AIS Centre of Excellence Scholarship
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks Big V – 2015 & 2018 – Big V All-Star Five
  • University of Oregon (NCAA Division I) – 2018 – 2020
  • Melbourne Boomers WNBL – 2018 – WNBL Rookie of the Year 2019
  • University of Nebraska (NCAA Division I) – 2020 – 2023
  • Australian Opals, FIBA Asia Cup – 2021 – Bronze Medal
  • WNBA Draft, Phoenix Mercury – Pick 29 – 2024
  • Geelong United / Venom WNBL – 2024 – 2026 – Captain
  • NBL1 South MVP & Defensive Player of the Year – 2025
  • Norths Bears NBL1 East – 2026
  • Sydney Flames WNBL – 2026 – present
Innika Hodgson
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2015
  • CV U18s 2016-Bronze & 2017-Gold
Ella Ogier
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2015
  • CV U18s 2016-Bronze & 2017-Gold
  • Southern Peninsula – 2017
  • Eltham Eagles – 2018
  • University of Nebraska Omaha (NCAA Division I) – 2019 – 2021
  • San Jose State University (NCAA Division I) – 2021 – 2022
  • St Francis Brooklyn (NCAA Division I) – 2022 – 2023
  • Ringwood Hawks NBL1 South – 2023
  • Forestville Eagles NBL1 Central – 2025
Jayden Tooth
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2017
Liam Porter
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2017
Ella Hellessey
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2013
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2014 & ’15
  • Victoria U20s – 2016
  • Australia U17s & U19s
  • FIBA Oceania U18 Championship – 2014 – Gold Medal
  • Big V Division 1 Women’s Rookie of the Year – 2014
  • Southern Peninsula Sharks – 2015 – State Champions
  • Melbourne Boomers WNBL, development
  • TCU Horned Frogs (NCAA Division I) – 2016 – 2020
Grace McRae
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2013
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2014 & ’15
  • Eastern Illinois University (NCAA Division I) – 2017 – 2021
Eliza West Playing now
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2012
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2013 & ’14
  • Utah State University (NCAA Division I) – 2016 – 2019 – Mountain West Freshman of the Year
  • Knox Raiders NBL1 South
  • Casey VFLW – 2021 – Best & Fairest
  • Melbourne AFLW – 2022 – 2023 – 2022 Premiership
  • Hawthorn AFLW – 2024 – present – Vice-Captain
Reid Nanscawen Playing now
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2015
  • Rosebud FNC, MPFNL Division One – 2023 – present
Jai Nanscawen
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2014 & ‘15
  • Dandenong Stingrays, NAB League – 2018 – 2019
  • Vic Country U18s, football – 2019
Georgia Cox
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2012
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2014
Taylah Gilbert
  • Country Victoria U16s – 2012
  • Country Victoria U18s – 2013

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