Indigenous soccer boom
GIPPSLAND was well represented at this year's Aboriginal Youth Football Tournament with nine Latrobe Valley Boorun teams competing in the annual competition run by Football Federation Victoria at the State Football Centre in Thornbury recently.
Sinclair signs to coach Hill End
HILL End Football Netball Club has secured experienced premiership winning coach Brad Sinclair to lead its senior football side in the 2015 Mid Gippsland season.
Wildcats feel Devil’s fury
CHURCHILL Blue Devils began their Country Basketball League Gippsland title defence on the right foot, accounting for Korumburra Wildcats 93-64 on the road at the weekend.
Million Steps lives up to moniker
SIX years after her death to Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Taylin Mackay continues to inspire the Latrobe Valley community.
All abilities conquer netball state titles
THE Latrobe Valley's All Abilities netball side conquered Netball Victoria's annual State Titles at the State Netball and Hockey Centre earlier this month.
Dunkley carves his own path
THE Bloods may run in his veins, but Sydney Swans father-son prospect Josh Dunkley plans to make his own way in the AFL.
Mix and match for juniors
Central Gippsland Cricket under 16s round one wrap.
Warragul to stay in Gippsland League
WARRAGUL Football Netball Club's member base voted up a bid to switch leagues 70-30 last Wednesday night, but the majority was just short of the 75 per cent requirement to make the move a reality.
Long distance relationship
IN just her second crack at a 10 kilometre race, Yallourn Heights middle distance runner Georgia Pearson led the pack home at the Geoff Watt Memorial Fun Run last weekend.
New colours for club quintet
FIVE former Morwell Club bowlers turned out in Traralgon colours when the two sides met in round one of the West Gippsland Bowls season.
Brave Bombers sink Ships
YALLOURN North edged out Trafalgar by just two runs in a thrilling Central Gippsland cricket matchup, highlighting round two.
Bowlers bully batsmen in round one
THE batsman friendly twenty20 format was flipped on its head in the first round of the Traralgon and District Cricket Association season, as bowlers had the better of it on slow wickets and outfields.
Latest News
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...
