Tigers recover to record win in battle of the cats
Gormandale has fended off CATS to record an unlikely victory in round five after the away side opened proceedings on day one and slumped to 8/66 at John Black Oval.
Soliman motivates boxing juniors
Professional boxer Sam 'King' Soliman delighted members at the Trafalgar Boxing Gym when he attended their open day on Saturday, November 11.
Battle of big cats for second place
Moe and Mirboo North will battle it out for second spot on the CGCA ladder this weekend when they go head-to-head at Ted Summerton Reserve.
Round five poised for big results
Ex Students looked a shadow of its former self at the weekend against MTY Raiders on day one of round five.
Boost for basketball as WNBL starts visit
The Dandenong Rangers WNBL side hosted a basketball clinic for students at St Paul's Anglican Grammar School Junior School on Friday, November 17 in the lead up to its round seven clash against Bendigo Spirit in Traralgon at the weekend.
Tigers bowlers seal big win
Mirboo North tasted ultimate redemption at the weekend when it put in a stellar effort on day two to take the win against defending premier Latrobe.
Battista bails Sharks out of trouble
Ex Students found itself in immediate strife on day one of play in round five against MTY Raiders.
Rangers win in tough conditions
The Dandenong Rangers have enjoyed a win in front of a makeshift home crowd at the Traralgon Basketball Stadium after holding off a resilient Bendigo Spirit side in round seven of the WNBL season, 80-70.
Big hitters to play for finals berth
Second-placed Churchill will seek to make amends this round after its narrow loss to Toongabbie when it faces Glengarry at George Cain Oval.
Swimming club pays students a visit
St Vincent's Primary School Morwell students received a visit from the Morwell Swimming Club last month.
Girls bowl up to learn cricketing skills
The recently announced Central Gippsland Cricket Association's girls' competition will hold its first "scratch match" this weekend at Moe.
Sharks must hold nerve to take win
Latrobe's lower order will need to hold its nerve in the face of Mirboo North's bowling firepower if it is get the 71 runs it needs to claim first innings points when play resumes on Saturday.
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