Maroon typhoon storms Gippsland girls league
A DAZZLING grand final performance has secured Traralgon the Gippsland Youth Girls Football League premiership in the club's debut season.
Standing ovation for women’s football
GIPPSLAND League chair Greg Maidment says the instant success of Gippsland Galaxy shows the demand for women's football in Gippsland.
Greyhounds back on track
GONE are the days of squinting at blurry balls of fur whizzing around the dog track from the horse racing pavilion at Glenview Park following a $6.2 million redevelopment of the greyhound facility.
No rest for hard-working Bulldogs
SALE City will contest its fourth finals match in two seasons under coach Hayden Burgiel in Saturday's qualifier against Heyfield at Woodside.
Birds eye minor premiership
THE 2015 Gippsland League finals series will start a week early when fourth-placed Wonthaggi hosts top-two side Maffra.
Galaxy shoots for the stars
THEY hail from backgrounds in netball, basketball, athletics and touch footy, but now a group of Gippsland girls have one sport in common, Aussie Rules.
Mid Gippy titans to meet
SATURDAY'S match at Newborough will be just the fifth time Yallourn Yallourn North and Yinnar have competed in a Mid Gippsland second semi-final.
Redsox survive
THERE was no bearing on the final ladder standings, but the final round of the Latrobe Valley Baseball Association season was played with the same gusto as the rest of the year.
Potent Power slays Dragons
RIDING the high of its stunning comeback victory over North Ballarat, Gippsland Power made another stride toward the TAC Cup finals series with a 51-point win over Sandringham at Morwell.
Falcons’ Red Devil of a day
MOE United put a dent in Falcons 2000's Gippsland Soccer League title hopes on Sunday after knocking the Birds off 3-1 at Olympic Park.
Energy fizzles out in grand final
BACK-to-back premierships eluded Latrobe City Energy at the weekend, as Melton Thoroughbreds cemented the division one men's title in game two of the grand final series at Traralgon.
Tigers out of finals
MORWELL'S finals chances are all but over after the two-time reigning premier went down to Traralgon by 28 points yesterday.
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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....
