Ferocious Falcons fire up
Nine rounds in and Falcons 2000 is staring down the barrel of a perfect season.
Junior jumper off to nationals
After only four months in the discipline of double mini trampoline, a young Traralgon gymnast has found success and earned himself a place at the Australian Gymnastics Championships.
Remembering the first race like it was yesterday
When Richard Jeffery lined up for the first Traralgon Marathon in 1968 he would have never imagined where it would take him or what the race would become.
Traralgon Marathon turns 50
When runners line up for next Sunday's Traralgon Marathon, not only will they do it at the country's oldest 42 kilometre footrace but on the event's 50th occasion.
Cougars have their fill
The Tigers fared better against Churchill than they did had previous round, but were still thoroughly beaten, 7.6 (48) to 28.16 (184).
Maroons clip Hawks
In what could easily be a grand final preview, Traralgon went to Drouin and downed the battle hardened Hawks, 51-59.
Holt lifts silver at World Masters
Traralgon weightlifter Chris Holt earned a silver medal at the World Masters Games in Auckland late last month.
Tigers hit the road for Parrot encounter
In perhaps their biggest test of the season yet, the Tigers will head south to take on a Leongatha squad smarting from a loss at the hands of Traralgon last round.
Dodgers see off South Gippy challenge
In a nail-biter, it was the Moe Newborough Dodgers that managed to take the two points against the South Gippsland Miners at Burrage Reserve on Sunday.
TTU is wary of Bulldogs’ bite
Even though the Bombers only have two wins so far, they haven't been uncompetitive.
Sports program has early success
Eighteen months after Lowanna College started a formal system of combined sporting and academic achievement, the project is showing strong signs of success.
Cannons too strong for Power
Gippsland Power found itself chasing early again during Saturday's game against Calder Cannons in Morwell.





















