US EditionFrom Crisis to Community: Yianni Ganotis Talks Glen Waverley SC’s Response to the Capital Reserve Fire
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From Crisis to Community: Yianni Ganotis Talks Glen Waverley SC’s Response to the Capital Reserve Fire
In the early hours of April 16, Glen Waverley Soccer Club was rocked by a suspected arson attack that devastated its home base at Capital Reserve in Glen Waverley. The blaze tore through the club’s facilities, destroying essential equipment, uniforms for more than 300 junior players, irreplaceable memorabilia, and administrative supplies which left a shock for the entire community beyond the major physical damage caused by the incident. For a cl…
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