Umpire marks 900th game
Steve Buhagiar loves what he does.
Chance to separate best from rest
The teams of the Mid Gippsland Football League will have an opportunity to break the gridlock at the top half of the table when action resumes on Saturday.
Five an unlucky number for Power
Deja vu has become a term Gippsland Power players, coaches and supporters are starting to dislike intensely as the team suffered its fifth loss of the season by less than a goal.
Tigers pay tribute in NAIDOC Week
Mirboo North Football Netball Club successfully held its second annual Indigenous Round on Saturday, 8 July, when it hosted Hill End Football Netball Club at Tigerland.
Wintry-weather deadlock
Two nil-all result games were the highlight of a cold and windy round of soccer.
Four-horse race for Mid Gippsland finals
Things are heating up in Mid Gippsland football with just five rounds remaining in the regular season with four teams neck-and-neck in the race for a senior finals' berth.
Hazelman back at Tigers helm
Steve Hazelman knew taking on the top job at Gormandale in the North Gippsland Football League was not going to be an easy task.
Moe battles to the last
It was always going to be a tough ask for Moe to take on the ladder leader two weeks running.
Early lead sets up win
Heyfield had a day out against Glengarry on Saturday, kicking six unanswered majors in the first term before securing its eleventh win for the season by 10 goals, 17 15 (117) to 9 5 (59).
Lions gear up for Parrots
All eyes will be on Moe this weekend after it knocked Traralgon off the top of the Gippsland League ladder with a five goal win over the Maroons.
Maroons solidify hold on top spot
Traralgon remains the minor premiership favourite following a 20-goal win over Moe at home on Saturday, 64-44.
Bombers home in on top five spot
Yallourn/ Yallourn North has moved a step closer to the top five after registering a win over sixth-placed Yinnar at home, 47-43.
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A decade on: Year of the dogs, part one
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU have to lose one to win one.
Sometimes, you even have to lose three.
Newborough Football-Netball Club put the demons of three...
