Swimming with the Sharks
A STEADY four quarter effort saw Latrobe City Energy across the line against Southern Peninsula Sharks and into third on the BigV Division One men's ladder after seven matches.
Hard yakka for Bombers
BOISDALE/Briagolong coach Dean Pratt is a realist, one who is fully aware that his Bombers will be up against it when they play host to Churchill in round six of the North Gippsland Football Netball League.
Hawks eye off premiers
TWO matches stand out in round six of the Mid Gippsland Football League. Sixth-placed Morwell East plays away to fourth spot Mirboo North and top side Yinnar travels to third on the ladder, Trafalgar.
Williamstown woes for Power
THE Williamstown venue has always held special significance for Loy Yang B Gippsland Power, as it is home to a Victorian Football League franchise with a host of ex-Power players on its list.
Dogs ground Hawks
Newborough knocked over Morwell East by 55 points in a low scoring effort in round five of Mid Gippsland football.
Tigers can’t be tamed
Morwell defied the odds to make it four-in-a-row by defeating Bairnsdale in the clash between the Gippsland League's top two.
Traralgon takes on nationals
THE Traralgon Swimming Club has achieved its best result at the Australian Age Group Championships in Sydney with four individual swimmers winning three silver and three bronze medals.
Sale City Surprise
CHURCHILL suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Sale City in round five of North Gippsland football.
US beckons for Gladiator
GIPPSLAND Gladiators' left guard and defensive tackle Jesse Peters has been offered a two-year United States college football scholarship with North Dakota State College of Science, setting an inspirational precedent for young local players.
Competitive chances wasted
For the second consecutive TAC Cup match, Loy Yang B Gippsland Power wasted a winning position against a competitive opponent, the Sandringham Dragons, with some poor finishing inside the 50-metre zone.
Artful dodgers head overseas
DODGING balls is no playground game for two Churchill girls, who are set to compete overseas in their first international dodgeball tournament.
Anzac Day meet success
Blue skies and sunshine made for an ideal return to Anzac Day racing at Moe Racing Club's redeveloped track, with about 3000 spectators through the gates on Friday.
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A decade on: Year of the dogs, part one
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU have to lose one to win one.
Sometimes, you even have to lose three.
Newborough Football-Netball Club put the demons of three...
