Rosedale books grand final berth
A NINE-goal third quarter orchestrated by coach Ben Macreadie saw minor premier Rosedale secure a North Gippsland grand final berth at the expense of Heyfield.
Young Olympians go back-to-back
TRARALGON Olympians saw off some nine of its top age juniors in fine fashion, winning back-to-back Gippsland Soccer League under 16 boys' flags on Saturday.
Points system penned in
A UNIFORM player points system will roll out across Victorian football leagues next season, and a salary cap as early as 2017, as part of the battle to stem escalating player payments in community football.
Saints soar to back-to-back premierships
UNDEFEATED Combined Saints faced the prospect of their first loss of the Traralgon and District Junior Football League under 16 season in the biggest game of the year at the weekend.
No more second chances
YALLOURN-Yallourn North and Mirboo North will do battle in Mid Gippsland's preliminary finals across both seniors and reserves at Trafalgar this weekend.
Roos or Blues to cruise into final
ROSEDALE and Heyfield will square off at Churchill on Saturday in a mighty North Gippsland Football clash with the winner advancing to the grand final.
Golden oldies return
VINTAGE vehicles and their veteran owners will come out of the woodwork this weekend when the Go Kart Legends Nationals take place at Stony Creek.
Falcons recover to banish Olympians
FALCONS bounced back from their first loss of the season to Moe with a 5-2 win on the road at Olympians.
Maroons ready for Eagles
MODERN day rivals Maffra and Traralgon will open the Gippsland League's post season in a highly anticipated qualifying final at Moe on Saturday.
Don’t hate the player
Traralgon Football Netball Club has thrown its support behind the phase in of a statewide player points system.
Shooters target state title
TWO Gippsland Grammar shooters have been invited to compete at State Championships to be held in Bendigo this month.
Track troubles hit Moe Racing Club
Moe Racing Club's recently resurfaced, multimillion dollar track has proved less resilient than promised throughout a wet winter, forcing the relocation of its next scheduled meeting on Monday to Bairnsdale.
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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....
