Magpies march to thirds flag
GLENGARRY thirds claimed its first premiership title in 17 seasons with a crushing 27-point victory against Traralgon Tyers United on Saturday.
Roos break grand final curse
A STAUNCH game in defence by Heyfield's best on ground Mark Johnston helped minor premiers Heyfield repel Churchill in the reserves grand final, 14.12 (96) to 10.12 (72).
Netball: Rosedale secures senior double
IT was party time in Rosedale at the weekend as the Blues took out the North Gippsland senior double after knocking over Churchill by four goals in the A grade netball grand final.
Top country gong for Traralgon
TRARALGON Swimming Club recently took out top country team billing at the state age championships held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Parrots through to GF
LEONGATHA will meet Traralgon in the 2015 Gippsland League grand final after defeating Maffra by 45-points in yesterday's preliminary final at Morwell.
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.
Graham shines again at league North Gippsland League vote count
TRARALGON Tyers United midfielder Brian Graham claimed his third North Gippsland Football Netball League best and fairest in four seasons, to surpass his father Brian Graham Senior, a two-time winner of the award.
Midfield key to victory at North Gippsland grand final
MINOR premier Rosedale and perennial finals presence Heyfield will square off in a mighty North Gippsland Football Netball League grand final clash at the Traralgon Recreation Reserve on Saturday.
Netball:Rosedale gunning for back-to-back
ROSEDALE will be gunning for back-to-back North Gippsland netball titles when it clashes with Churchill in the grand final on Saturday.
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.





















