Superstars headline gala day
MELBOURNE Heart goalkeeper Clint Bolton was the star attraction at Monash Reserve, Newborough on Saturday, when 250 young soccer players converged for a Gippsland Soccer League 'mega' gala day of small-sided football.
Roaring into action
AN extended hiatus failed to extinguish the fervent Leongatha rivalry between veteran hillclimb competitors Brett Hayward and Greg Ackland.
Honouring a champion
FOLLOWING years of dedication to Traralgon Tennis Association, Susie Grumley was presented with a Tennis Victoria Tennis Service Award during the Frank Sedgman Cup in Traralgon earlier this month.
Not out of the woods, yet
MORWELL Pegasus reached the 20-point "safety zone" on Saturday but failed to put away State League Division Two south-east bottom side Doveton SC in a disconsolate draw away from home.
Drivers pledge to slow down
The message was clear for Latrobe Valley drivers - 'Wipe off 5' - when a Transport Accident Commission roadshow came to Morwell and Traralgon on Friday.
Bloods do enough
YINNAR carried a lead carved out in the first quarter to the last siren and thoroughly beat Newborough 13.12 (90) to 7.6 (48) at home on Saturday in Mid Gippsland finals.
United’s great escape
United's great escape
Power falls short again
AFTER a week's rest Loy Yang B Gippsland Power went into its match against rivals Dandenong Stingrays on a downer with four key players missing due to injury.
Tigers’ last gasp victory
THE Gippsland League offered an early taste of finals football yesterday afternoon when the round 17 clash between rivals Morwell and Traralgon lived up to the billing in a blustery battle at Morwell.
A taste of the tour abroad
WHILE Australian Test players were enduring a tough time in England, one Morwell cricketer was enjoying his Wanderers tour of the British Isles and France.
Putting their best boot forward
THE success of soccer at this year's Koorie football netball carnival in Morwell has led to the creation of an eight-week development program targeting the Valley's indigenous youth.
Third in the spotlight
TRARALGON must win Sunday's blockbuster with Morwell in order to keep its chances of finishing third alive, and in turn avoid sudden death, in the opening round of the Gippsland League finals.
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Holding the line
By PEACE IJIYERA
ON the Saturday of Reconciliation Week (May 30), Indigenous author, Traditional Owner and Native Title Holder, Frankie Dunne, held a book launch...
