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Maroons in with a chance

Traralgon was looking to keep its faint hopes of Gippsland League finals alive when it accounted for Moe by 48 points.

Demons win low-scoring tussle

MID GIPPSLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE Boolarra's treks to Hill End are usually fraught with danger with the Hill Enders always putting up a battle, and Saturday's...

Saints rise above Magpies

Cowwarr has firmed its hold on a late charge to September action with a 45-point victory over Glengarry in round 15 of North Gippsland football.

Tall order

BASKETBALL | Two Traralgon T-Birds will take flight at the Australian Junior Championships this week in Geelong.

Skilled Saints march on

NORTH GIPPSLAND FL | With its season on the line, and wins a must, Cowwarr sealed one of its best victories for the North Gippsland football 2014 season against highly fancied opponent Yarram.

Bloods overcome Hawks

MID GIPPSLAND FL | There were no surprises in another wet round of Mid Gippsland football.

Morwell wins hard slog

GIPPSLAND LEAGUE | Moe fell just short of causing one of Gippsland League biggest upsets of the year, going down to the reigning premier Morwell by 22 points in a low scoring encounter yesterday.

Gippsland wrestler heading to the US

WRESTLING | Success and notoriety gained while competing in events throughout Australia over the past 12 months has provided local Traralgon professional wrestler Benny Factor with an opportunity to return to the United States circuit this month.

Swans swamped in mud bath

SALE United was held to a scoreless draw at home by Newborough Yallourn United on a soggy Godfrey Baldwin Reserve in Gippsland soccer at the weekend.

Top five door ajar for Cowwarr

AS the North Gippsland season nears the business end four sides are vying for the hotly contested fifth position.

Power, Ranges’ freezing foray

IN some of the worst conditions seen in the past few seasons. Loy Yang B Gippsland Power recorded a second consecutive TAC cup win, soundly defeating Eastern Ranges in Traralgon on Sunday.

From Traralgon to the top of the world

IMPRESSIVE as he was in winning the Traralgon Junior International last year, few would have tipped new Aussie tennis hero Nick Kyrgios to take down the world's number one player just 18 months later.

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When future stars aligned for Power

Blake Metcalf-Holt GIPPSLAND Power's lone 2005 TAC Cup premiership was celebrated 20 years at the weekend, with a past players and staff night following the...