First steps for new sea legs at LVYC
ANY unsalted dogs looking to earn their sea legs can take their first nautical steps with the Latrobe Valley Yacht Club on Sunday.
Blackford steps up
YINNAR'S premiership assistant coach Julian Blackford will graduate to the top job in 2016 after the departure of Nick Lecchino.
Crocka charity drive, chip and putt
THE Crocka Foundation will stage its second 101 hole golf marathon in December at Traralgon Golf Course to raise money for the Murdoch Children's Research Institute.
Young Lyons is on the ball
TOONGABBIE local Joshua Lyons was selected as one of 380 ballkids for the 2016 Australian Open, following a long trial process starting with 3000 hopefuls.
Lethal Lawrence inspires Yallourn
YALLOURN had the better of old rival Drouin 90-74 in a rain-affected West Gippsland Bowls division one tussle on Saturday.
Junior changes for Gippsland footy
Junior football in South Gippsland is set to be reformed, following the completion of AFL Gippsland's review into Alberton Football Netball League's junior competition structure.
Rawson’s rampaging encore
RAIN was the major factor on day one of round three in Central Gippsland cricket, but it did not stop Centrals enforcer Mark Rawson belting another ton, this time 108 against Toongabbie to highlight the day's play.
Trail-Blaser hammers hapless Lions
A RUTHLESS century from James Blaser decimated Moe as Trafalgar claimed a resounding 10-wicket victory over a depleted Lions outfit.
Darryl’s double delight
A DARRYL Blackshaw-double was the highlight on a prolific day for the local crowd at Latrobe Valley Racing Club's Ladies Day on Saturday.
Ebden up to the Challenge
TOP seed Matt Ebden took out the Traralgon ATP Challenger tennis tournament on Sunday.
Bullets bruised by Valley
LATROBE Valley sides dished Bairnsdale a bruising weekend in round three of the Country Basketball League Gippsland conference, as the Bullets went 0-4 across the senior grades.
From street ball to Olympics
A MOE basketballer is set to take his game from 'street hoops' to the Olympics.
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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....
