Johnson roasts Roosters
SOCCER - A second half hat-trick from Liam Johnson secured three points for Falcons over Traralgon City at Latrobe City Stadium on Sunday
Gippsland hands Rams a battering
TAC CUP - THE combined might of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory was not enough to subdue Loy Yang B Gippsland Power at Morwell Recreation Reserve on Sunday.
Umps under the pump
CGCA - UMPIRES are at risk of extinction in the Central Gippsland Cricket Association, with dwindling numbers causing concern ahead of the upcoming season.
Road trip revelations
GIPPSLAND LEAGUE - Wonthaggi will follow its opponent's example, when it embarks upon the Gippsland League's longest road trip this weekend.
Playoff revenge for Energy
BASKETBALL - Latrobe City Energy edged out Mildura Heat to advance to the second round of BigV men's playoffs for the first time since returning to division one on Saturday night.
Powers combine
THREE Gippsland Power guns will press their case for an AFL berth in October, after being selected to attend the National Draft Combine.
Maffra Eagles leave Traralgon marooned
MAFFRA has all but ended Traralgon's Gippsland League finals hopes, with a nine-point win at Traralgon Recreation Reserve on Saturday.
Gormandale’s seeing double
GORMANDALE made it two in a row at the expense of Traralgon Tyers United on the back of a 14-goal-to-five second half.
Titans collide
TOP team Yinnar asserted its authority over third place and last year's premier Mirboo North by thrashing the Tigers by 92 points on Saturday.
Melbourne City visits country
MELBOURNE City youth coach Joe Palatsides will be on hand at Latrobe City Sports Stadium tomorrow night to cast his eyes over the best junior talent in Gippsland for potential recruitment to the A-League franchise.
Gulls consider a change
WARRAGUL Football Netball Club has received approval from AFL Gippsland to begin negotiating a change of leagues for season 2015.
Fortuna tackles the big issues
SOCCER - Fortuna 60 has sown the seeds for positive club culture in future years through two respect, bullying and racism workshops with its junior contingent this month.