Butcher lights the way
TOUTED as better than those used in the AFL, Maffra's new state of the art lights will be switched on for the first time when the Eagles host Moe on Saturday night.
Alberton reigns supreme
ALBERTON reaffirmed its absolute supremacy in Gippsland netball by claiming consecutive Eastern Region State League netball titles in both under 17 and open divisions on Friday night in Churchill.
Wilson trumps star field
CRANBOURNE professional Peter Wilson overcame a star studded field to win the Traralgon pro-am.
Power pipped at the post
LOY Yang B Gippsland Power suffered a tense one-point loss to kick off the TAC Cup season in Morwell on Saturday, but came away from the hard-fought encounter with plenty of positives.
Sheedy the Lion king
SUPER coach Kevin Sheedy is one of several new faces at Moe Football Club set to help the Lions rebuild this season after a lean stretch.
Imports impress for effervescent Energy
ASHTON Pitts continues to pick up steam in the BigV division one men's competition, racking up 20 points on Sunday to lead Latrobe City Energy to a four-point win over Melbourne University Black Angels away from home.
Go the Pink Dog in April
EVERY win by a greyhound wearing pink this month will bring a smile to Ann Lawson's face.
Pegasus off to a flying start
MORWELL Pegasus posted its first State League Division One points in round one at home on Saturday with a 3-2 victory over Noble Park.
Con moves on
Tyers coach Con Nicolopoulos has been replaced by Richard Lehrer just three weeks into the Gippsland Soccer League season.
Gippsland juniors join metro
THE Gippsland Soccer League has made its first step toward the National Premier League with the inclusion of under 13 and 15 boys development squads in metropolitan competition this season.
Streets ahead
GARFIELD'S Lachlan Schreurs did Gippsland proud in his quest for the Neil Street Cup last weekend, finishing third in the final of the junior motorcycle speedway championship at Blue Rock Motocross complex, Newborough.
Roos rain on premier’s parade
SATURDAY'S blockbuster grand final rematch between reigning premiers Glengarry and last season's powerhouse Heyfield lived up to all expectations early, before the fitness of the Kangaroos came to the fore in the opening round of North Gippsland Football.
