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Leongatha coach Paul Carbis has flagged "consistency in performance" as key for the defending premiers ahead of their round 12 meeting with Morwell this weekend.

Gippsland Football Netball League clubs will wear a splash of orange next weekend for a specially-fixtured Orange Round to raise awareness and promote change in attitudes and behaviours towards violence against women and girls.

AFL star and proud Latrobe Valley product Brendon Goddard made a much-welcomed return to Morwell Recreation Reserve yesterday to take some of the region's super boots through their paces as part of a longest kick competition series.

Flag favourites Yarram were shocked into action against a fiery Gormandale side in round 11 and trailed by 30 points at the first break before overrunning the Tigers to seal a 33-point win, 12.15 (87) to 8.10 (58).

A four-goal-to-one final term helped defending premiers Leongatha run over the top of a resistant Traralgon, 12.12 (84) to 7.5 (47) in round 11. Parrots coach Paul Carbis said the third quarter was "a bit of a battle" but was pleased his charges "stuck to the task".

Trafalgar were super impressive in their comfortable victory over reigning premiers Mirboo North in round 11, 10.15 (75) to 2.8 (20).

The Harriers men's and women's teams competed in round four of the Athletics Victoria cross country championships in Bundoora on Saturday, June 16 which doubled as the Victorian All Schools Cross Country Championships and the selection trial for the Australian Cross Country Championships.

Latrobe Valley Volleyball teams returned from the recent Volleyball Victoria Country Championships with two gold medals and one silver medal in hand.

The Callignee and Traralgon South Cricket Club has released a statement signalling its intent to reschedule its annual general meeting after it was found its meeting on May 1 did not meet Consumer Affairs Victoria guidelines.

Trafalgar took their game up to league leaders Falcons 2000 in a tough battle but were outdone, 6-1 in round 11.

The Moe United Soccer Club will take a trip down memory lane next month when its Latrobe Valley Soccer League premiership team comes together for a 30-year reunion.

After moving a game clear in second position on the Gippsland league A grade ladder at the weekend, Moe coach Peter Moody said his Lions have become "the hunted" ahead of their round 11 clash with Sale.