Tigers need to bounce back
MORWELL must bounce back from last weekend's disappointing loss to bottom of the table Warragul to stay in touch with the Gippsland League's top five.
Bodybuilding courage
AROHA Hicks did not let breast cancer stop her making a mark in the sport of bodybuilding.
Currie burns rubber at Brands Hatch
GLENGARRY'S Ben Currie drew within two points of BSB Superstock 600 series leader Mason Law after finishing second at Brands Hatch.
Finals flame alive
LATROBE City Energy kept its finals flame flickering with a desperately needed BigV division one men's victory away to Camberwell on Saturday.
Master of the mat
TRARALGON College student Jacob Bramstedt fought his way to a bronze medal at the National Judo Championships in Wollongong last month.
NGFNL top six do battle
A CRAPSHOOT round of North Gippsland football will play out this weekend when the top six sides all face off.
Demons dine on Kangaroo
MATCH of the round billing went to Yarram and Heyfield however the battle between the North Gippsland heavyweights fizzled after half-time as the Demons strolled to victory.
Gulls soar against toothless Tigers
Gulls soar against toothless Tigers
Sibling support for Olympic dream
SIBLING rivalry is overstated as far as the Coughlans are concerned. The trio from Traralgon are convinced sibling support is their best shot at Olympic qualification in judo.
Hockeyroo returns to home turf
FRESH from a bronze medal and Olympic qualification at the World Hockey League in Belgium, Hockeyroos goal keeper Ashlee Wells returned to her former stomping ground at the weekend.
Blues rise to the occasion
THORPDALE rose to the occasion in the AFL Victoria Country match of the round, holding off the reigning premier Mirboo North by four points to retain fifth of the Mid Gippsland football ladder.
Polished Eagles may lose Sheen
MAFFRA will be looking to consolidate top spot when it hosts Drouin in round 13 of the Gippsland League on Saturday.
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A decade on: Year of the dogs, part one
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU have to lose one to win one.
Sometimes, you even have to lose three.
Newborough Football-Netball Club put the demons of three...
