Power surge to topple Chargers
A five-goal last term helped Gippsland Power overcome a two-goal deficit and romp home with an impressive five-point win over Oakleigh Chargers in round 14 of the TAC Cup.
TDCA to fight to retain clubs
Traralgon and District Cricket Association president Steve Kay has said the association will not give up on attempts to retain the five breakaway TDCA clubs that have committed to the LVCA.
Bloods challenged to stay focused
Trafalgar have managed to overcome every challenge presented to them in season 2018 and will face another one this weekend in Yinnar.
TTU fight to stay in top five
Traralgon Tyers United will fight to hang onto their spot in the top five of North Gippsland league A grade competition when they face ladder leaders Rosedale on the road.
Grand final rematch tantalises
The North Gippsland league returns to full action after the split round and a tantalising grand final rematch between defending premiers Sale City and an undefeated Yarram outfit headlines round 16 this weekend.
Moe win gives finals hope
Moe jumped up one place on the ladder and are in contention for a final six finish after a win over Fortuna, 4-3.
Blues seal fourth spot
A four-goal-to-one first term on home turf helped set Rosedale up with their ninth win for the season at the expense of Heyfield to wrap up the split round 15 in the North Gippsland senior competition, 15.18 (108) to 6.8 (44).
Bloods bruise Bombers
Trafalgar have firmed as the side to beat with a strong 33-point victory over Yallourn-Yallourn North on Saturday, 16.8 (104) to 11.5 (71).
Moe send finals signal
Moe have notched their biggest win of season 2018 and firmed as worthy finals contenders in the process with a mammoth 134-point demolition of Morwell in round 15, 30.14 (194) to 9.6 (60).
Tiger stars coming to Morwell
Gippsland-based Richmond supporters have the chance to get up close and personal with the 2017 premiership cup and two of the Tigers' prodigal sons next month when stars Jack Riewoldt and Alex Rance come to town.
Chance’s Vic Country stint no stroke of luck
At just 16, Traralgon resident Chance Doultree has already achieved more in sport than most could hope to achieve in a lifetime.
Myah ready to face Australia’s best
Standing at 186 centimetres tall, Traralgon's Myah Healey cuts an imposing figure on the netball court.
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Spellbinding semi-finals play out
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By LIAM DURKIN
CRICKET really is a funny game.
Finals cricket especially.
The two biggest local cricket powerhouses in recent seasons won't be playing off...
