Breaking new ground
GIPPSLAND'S first ever competitive women's football team will take to the ground this season.
Mourinho motors home in Peter Young Stakes
CHAMPION Moe racehorse Mourinho has done Gippsland racing proud yet again with an outstanding win in the Group 2 Peter Young Stakes over 1800 metres at Caulfield on Saturday.
The avid explorer
FROM sailing alongside a pod of dolphins to desperately bailing water out of his flooded yacht's cockpit in the dead of night, Frank Strickland has just about done it all at the Marlay Point Overnight Yacht Race.
Lady Red Devils ready to debut
SOCCER | After several years on the drawing board, Moe United Soccer Club is set to field its first women's team in the Gippsland Soccer League this season.
Traralgon wins division one premiership
WGBD | Traralgon proved it was the best in the West Gippsland competition by winning on all four rinks with a mammoth overall score of 118-79 shots in the division one grand final against Yallourn.
Multicultural youth encouraged to take part in Netball
NETBALL | A netball skills program has opened up a whole new world for a group of multicultural youths in the Latrobe Valley.
Raiders cruise to Victory against Centrals
TDCA | A whirlwind century to Churchill's Chris Williams, a six-wicket haul from Gormandale skipper Shaun Barbour and a dominant performance from Glengarry have ended the Traralgon and District Cricket Association home and away season.
Football review to look at league structures
Football | AFL Gippsland Region Commission is set to launch a major review into senior football league structures in Gippsland.
Pressure mounting last season’s grand finalists
CGCA | The Energy Australia Cup grand final rematch currently hangs in the balance, with Mirboo North bowled out for 169 and Latrobe currently 2/53 in reply.
Avon Country salutes at Moe
FAST improving John Kilgower galloper Avon Country made it seven wins from his nine starts for the stable at Moe Racing Club on Sunday.
Ronchi revels in the heat
ROUND four of the Netball Victoria Eastern Regional State League saw the heat policy come into play, on a scorching 35 degree day at Latrobe Leisure Churchill.
Raiders poised to pin down fourth
RAIDERS should rattle off the remaining 85 runs required for victory against Centrals on day two of round 12 in Traralgon and district cricket, and enjoy some batting practice in preparation for an almost certain semi-final appearance next week.
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