In form Yallourn eclipses Morwell Club
FRESH from a successful showing by several of its stars at the Yallourn Classic Singles tournament, Yallourn's division one West Gippsland Bowls Division pennant side accounted for Morwell Club by 23 shots away from home on Saturday.
Proud performance
GIPPSLAND Pride's unbeaten run at last week's under 18 state cricket championships came to an end in last Thursday's semi-final against South East Bayside Breakers.
Top three skip away
A SENSATIONAL ninth round of Traralgon and District cricket was highlighted by a century from Ex Students opener Greg Munro and a surprise Rovers loss which reignited the race for fourth on the ladder.
Locals match it with world’s best
LOCAL qualifying hopes David Hough and Amelia Charlton were valiant round one casualties at the Traralgon ITF Junior International last Thursday.
Morwell claws ahead in Tiger tussle
MIRBOO North finds itself in a spot of bother in the Energy Australia Cup's all-Tiger clash, dismissed for 158 inside 65 overs against Morwell thanks largely to a superb bowling performance by Brendan Brincat.
Top four all but secure
BOTH the Country Basketball League Gippsland men's and women's top four spots appear secure ahead of this weekend's final round of competition.
Power rides luck of the draw
GIPPSLAND Power will have every chance to make a strong start and finish to the 2015 TAC Cup season with four of its five opening games, and two of its last three, at home in Morwell.
Bombers all business
Yallourn North hosts Latrobe up at the Rock this weekend after climbing back into third spot in the Energy Australia Cup.
Pies to swoop on old enemy
Top of the table Glengarry curiously finds itself in payback mode against an old foe this weekend in Traralgon and district cricket.
Grubb wriggles into classic semi
The Yallourn Classic continues today with finals matches, with Alan Grubb the last remaining bowler from the home club.
Climactic country week
A thrilling finish to the region seven junior country cricket carnival in Traralgon last week saw the top four under 14 teams separated by decimal places in the final standings.
No horsing around for classic comeback
THE resurrected Blue Rock Classic will be a horse of a different colour to the one that last ran almost a decade ago, but organisers are hopeful it will return at a canter.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
