No Aphale for grand final rematch
No Aphale for grand final rematch
Moe Cup’s local hope
THE Gelagotis stable is primed for an assault on today's Moe Cup, after adding two country cups to the cabinet in as many days at the weekend.
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.
Mix and match for juniors
Central Gippsland Cricket under 16s round one wrap.
Gelagotis chasing Moe Cup dream
PREMIER local trainer Peter Gelagotis plans to nominate both his stable’s big guns for Thursday’s Moe Cup in a bid to realise a racing dream.
Templetons to test the water
LIKE a host of local trainers, Trafalgar East’s Paul and Tracey Templeton are excited to be returning to the Moe Racing Club for a meeting. The fact that it’s a Moe Cup just makes it all the sweeter.
Geoff Watt keeps on running
COSTUMED runners, mothers pushing prams, dog walkers, elite athletes and social teams all converged on the Warragul Athletics Club last weekend to take part in the 44th annual Geoff Watt Memorial fun run.
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.
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By KATRINA BRANDON
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story contains the name of a person who has died.
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