Rosedale rolls Cougars
ROSEDALE claimed bragging rights over reigning premiers Churchill for the second time this North Gippsland season, winning 16.19 (115) to 9.15 (69).
Ross revels on home track
TRARALGON Motorcycle Club's gun riders refused to be drowned out by the noise as some 450 competitors comprised the biggest turnout in recent memory for the venue's annual round of the Gippsland Motocross Championship at the weekend.
Energy charges up for grand final
A month ago Latrobe City Energy was a long shot just to reach the playoffs.
Top guns and the danger zone: Gippsland League
TWO top clashes certain to shape the final five will highlight a big round 16 of the Gippsland League.
Demonic powers in control of Thorpdale: Mid Gippsland FL
BOOLARRA holds the key as to whether Thorpdale will make it into the finals with the Demons set to tackle fifth-placed Trafalgar in the final round of the Mid Gippsland football regular season.
Frightening fortnight for top five: North Gippsland FNL
WITH the elimination final only a fortnight away, the race is on to see who will contest the North Gippsland football knockout round.
Birds remain at top of tree
Gippsland League - The Gippsland League’s top two, Maffra and Leongatha, both recorded convincing victories in the second half of the Gippsland League’s split round 15.
Morwell to move forward as one
Junior football - A new junior football club in Morwell is on the cards for next season after votes were unanimously passed for a merger at separate club meetings last week.
Valley festival beckons
Triathlon - Splashing into Hazelwood Pondage’s warm pool of water might not be to everyone’s fancy, but hundreds are expected to take the dive next month.
Sporting donation
IF you have surplus sporting goods, books or magazines lying around, football and netball clubs from across Gippsland are happy to take them off your hands.
Bombers spoil the party
SALE City's challenge for North Gippsland netball's top five was dealt a severe blow on Saturday, when the sixth-placed side went down to Traralgon Tyers United 24-31.
Bloods burst Blues’ bubble
TWO big upsets brought the Mid Gippsland football competition back to life at the weekend, sparking renewed interest in this weekend's final round.
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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....
