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.
Last gasp goal sinks City
Sale almost secured third place on the table with a strong showing against Traralgon City and came away with an impressive 3-2 victory.
Olympian addresses Indigenous round
Churchill Football Netball Club's Indigenous round fixture against Woodside in the North Gippsland league at the weekend was a "really special" event according to organiser Naomi Murphy.
Rosedale eye fourth
Just two games will be played in the North Gippsland Football League this weekend as the second half of the split round gets underway, starting with Saturday's game between Gormandale and Traralgon Tyers United.
Grand final preview on cards in clash of cats
Spectators could be treated to a grand final preview this weekend as ladder leaders Morwell shape up to face a hungry and in-form Moe outfit in round 15 of the Gippsland league's A grade netball competition.
Magpies wary of charging Power
Sale learnt that teams outside the finals race are capable of providing a test after they posted their lowest score of the season in round 14 against Drouin, and Magpies coach Shane Fyfe has refused to bank on a win against Wonthaggi this weekend.
Yinnar finely tuned for Yarragon
Yinnar are slowly working themselves into a finely-tuned machine and will test themselves against Yarragon this weekend.
Cougars maul Wildcats
Churchill put on a show for spectators in the annual Indigenous round fixture against Woodside at the weekend, running out comfortable winners on Saturday, 14.23 (107) to 7.9 (51).
Tigers feel Maffra pain
The Tigers were mere bystanders and managed just three goals in round 14 as they watched the Maffra juggernaut roll on for another week, 17.18 (120) to 3.6 (24).
Panthers ruin Blues’ day with major upset
Yarragon caused the upset of the round and finally claimed the scalp they had been promising, defeating their more-fancied rivals Thorpdale, 9.8 (62) to 7.7 (49).
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Northway family made Hazelwood happen
MORWELL Historical Society is hosting a new exhibition next week: the Pioneering Northway Family Exhibition.
The Northway family of William and Mary Northway were...
