The Victorian men’s side will be hunting back-to-back titles in 2018, after claiming their first NICC title in 2017 having defeated South Australia. The full squad includes:
Victorian Men’s NICC Cup Team:
| Name | Club | Tribe or Mob |
| Alex Kerr | St James Malvern | Wurundjeri |
| Mackenzie Casson | Riddells Creek Cricket Club | Kamilaroi |
| Nathan Gardiner | Lower Plenty Cricket Club | Wurundjeri |
| Clayton McCartney | North Dandenong Cricket Club | Yorta Yorta |
| Patrick Jackson | The Pines Cricket Club | Yorta Yorta |
| Ashley Sweet | Melton Cricket Club | Bundjalung |
| Nicholas Boland | Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club | Gulidjan |
| Ben Abbatangelo | Northcote Cricket Club | Gunai Kurnai |
| Wade King | Benalla Bushrangers Cricket Club | Ngaianpa |
| Jhiah Baxter | Thomson Cricket Club | Nygena |
| Tom Collett | Red Hill Cricket Club | Unknown |
| Brad Dolan | St James Malvern | Gunditjmara |
| Connor Jackson | The Pines Cricket Club/ St Kilda Cricket Club | Yorta Yorta |
| Damon Egan | St Kilda Cricket Club | Gunditmara |
The Victorian women’s side will be playing under a new head coach, VicSpirit and Melbourne Stars captain Kristen Beams and are set to play the 2017 champions, New South Wales in their opening round. The full squad includes:
Victorian Women’s NICC Cup Team
| Name | Club | Tribe or Mob |
| Tyneal Colban-Kirk | Keon Park Stars Cricket Club | Gunditjmara |
| Simone Burridge | Plenty Valley Cricket Club | Kamilaroi |
| Jacinta Goodger-Chandler | Plenty Valley Cricket Club | Gunai Kurnai |
| Fiona Hale | Mt Martha Cricket Club | Yorta Yorta |
| Merinda Hale | Mt Martha Cricket Club | Yorta Yorta |
| Emma Manix-Geeves | Newtown Cricket Club | Unknown |
| Emma Toseland | Gelnroy Cricket Club | Taungurung/Wurundjeri |
| Taylor Wigg | Burnie Hurricanes Cricket Club | Pakana |
| Cara Watkins | Burnie Hurricanes Cricket Club | |
| Brooke Nam | Keon Park Stars Cricket Club | Wailwan |
| Molly Wayd | Lucknow Cricket Club | Gunai Kurnai |
The tournament will take place across a number of sites including Traegar Park, Albrecht Oval and Jim McConville Oval.
Be sure to keep up to date with the latest news from the tournament, and watch both the semi-finals and final on the NICC website.
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