Panthers’ maiden victory
The Jeeralang Boolarra Panthers recorded their maiden A grade victory in style after being sent in by Moe skipper Andrew Philip.
Race meeting derailed
JOCKEY concerns about the stability of the plastic running rail at Glenview Park led to the abandonment of Friday's Latrobe Valley Racing Club meeting after just two races.
Goannas to the rescue
FOUR Gippsland Goannas have been enlisted to help the Victoria Country first XI defend the national over 60s cricket title this week in Hobart, Tasmania.
Nine lives not enough for CATS
CATS created unwanted Traralgon and District Cricket Association records on Saturday by posting the club's lowest A grade score and second lowest in competition history against MTY Raiders.
Summit survivors serve charity
INTREPID souls crawled through mud, climbed walls and defied gravity in the name of charity at Trafalgar East during the Summit Survivor at the weekend.
Ferrari finds fifth gear
AN understrength Traralgon drew on its depth to foil Trafalgar by seven shots in Saturday's West Gippsland Bowls Division one match of the round.
No obstacle too high
Before Ryan Doughty co-founded the revamped Summit Survivor obstacle course in Trafalgar East, he overcame a barrier few can claim to have bounced back from.
College reckons it’s time to play ball
A GIPPSLAND secondary school sports academy is set to give 50 Lowanna College students a head-start in the industry from next year.
Rising temperatures eased at T’gon stadium
TEMPORARY cooling measures will be implemented at Traralgon Basketball Stadium this summer ahead of a planned permanent rollout across Latrobe Leisure centres.
Lowanna’s new favourite Sun
Gary Ablett Jnr was a special guest at the launch of Lowanna College's new Sporting Excellence Program.
Energy coach powers down
THE man who led Latrobe City Energy to its first BigV division one premiership flag has called it a day after three years as head coach.
Venomous start for Cobras
A massive round four will enthral Traralgon and District Cricket Association followers this weekend with the top six contenders beginning to crystallise, leaving the bottom five to chase tail for the rest of the year.
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From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, April 2, 1976
The pong stays for winter
THE APM "pong" will continue to offend Latrobe Valley noses for yet another winter....
