Bonds formed at Baringa Friendship Games
CAMARADERIE was the theme in more than just name when Baringa Special School hosted the eighth annual Friendship Games at Burrage Reserve.
City call-up for former Olympian
THE A-League has proved a bridge too far for Gippsland's soccer stocks since John Hutchinson, but 17 year-old Baley Row bucked the trend this month.
Rah-rahs headed for Morwell
CODE hoppers Israel Folau and Karmichael Hunt saw the light, now it is the Aussie Rules-mad Latrobe Valley's turn to embrace the game they play in heaven.
Wallaby Jonesing for football fix in rising code
SATURDAY'S National Rugby Challenge showdown at Latrobe City Sports Stadium will be a first visit to Morwell for most who take the field, with the exception of Wallaby Luke Jones.
Eagle eye Emily
GIPPSLAND Grammar shooter Emily Marshall has won the Junior Girls State Down the Line title at the Victorian Clay Target Association School Championships in Bendigo.
Parrots not put off by loss
LEONGATHA and Maffra will do battle for the remaining spot in the 2015 Gippsland League grand final at Morwell on Sunday.
Grand slam for visionary Traralgon Redsox
TRARALGON Redsox hit a grand slam in the Latrobe Valley Baseball Association finals this month, taking home four of five available flags.
Top dogs in town for cup reboot
YINNAR trainer Michael Fearnley has two greyhounds in this Saturday's group two Traralgon Cup final at Glenview Park, though he could have seven and still be long odds.
Netball: Moe embraces twilight
MELBOURNE Vixens stars Geva Mentor and Karyn Bailey were guests of honour when Moe Netball Association started its twilight season with a bang last Thursday.
Blues topple Wildcats in prelim
ROSEDALE will meet Churchill in the North Gippsland A grade netball grand final after toppling Woodside by five goals in the preliminary final.
Sale sours Falcons’ quest for glory
FALCONS 2000's Gippsland Soccer League title ambitions were dealt a savage blow on Sunday in the form of a 0-1 away loss to Sale United.
Roos bounce into final
HEYFIELD booked its spot in a fourth straight North Gippsland grand final after rallying from behind against Churchill to win the preliminary, 22.21 (153) to 15.8 (98).





















