Traralgon loses race meeting
LATROBE Valley Racing club is livid after Racing Victoria transferred next Tuesday's scheduled race meeting in Traralgon to Tatura.
Will the Dogs have their day?
A full preview of this weekend's MGFL grand final, including insights from the coaches, team line ups, key players, netball and more.
Big guns shoot for Gippy League grand final berth
MORWELL coach Harmit Singh is expecting a truer test of his side's credentials, when it renews its ongoing battle with Sale in Saturday's second semi-final at Traralgon Recreation Reserve.
A United approach
THE recently rebranded Melbourne United has begun its new era true to its name, taking in Traralgon and greater Victoria as part of its pre-season.
Falcons 2000 earn week’s roost
FALCONS 2000 earned itself a first week bye in the Gippsland Soccer League's new top six finals series by knocking off Moe United 1-0 in a catch up fixture on Sunday.
Drought breaking flag for Power
AFTER more than a decade playing in the Football Integration Development Association league, Gippsland Power's All Abilities Football side broke the drought to win a maiden premiership.
Energy coaches to stay
LATROBE City Energy will stick to its winning formula, having reappointed both the men's and women's BigV coaches for the 2015 season.
Tour returns to Traralgon
THE Tour of Gippsland will return to Traralgon for its final stage criterium on Sunday, following the successful debut of the Kay Street circuit last year.
Churchill growing up
IN a bid to build the budding local basketball scene, Churchill Junior Basketball Association hosted its first youth tournament on 23 and 24 August.
Tigers to defend MGFL title
Mirboo North has booked another Mid Gippsland grand final showdown against Newborough after comprehensively defeating Boolarra in the preliminary final by 78 points.
Magpies rise against Power
Sale coach Matt Ferguson has hailed the return of the club's TAC Cup contingent as the catalyst for Saturday's Gippsland League qualifying final victory against Wonthaggi.
Tame Cougars fail to overcome Kangaroos
CHURCHILL will meet Sale City in the preliminary final after falling short by seven goals against minor premiers Heyfield in their second semi-final clash at Stephensons Park, Sale on Saturday.
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