Raiders routed
TDCA | The race for premiership honours in Traralgon and District cricket is now down to five sides with Gormandale, Churchill, Glengarry, Ex Students and Raiders all fighting for a top four spot.
Locals display true grit at Traralgon Junior International
Tennis | HOMETOWN wildcards David Hough and Amelia Charlton showed grit and guile in their first round AGL Loy Yang Traralgon Junior International qualifying losses last Thursday to bow out with heads held high.
Swift Sharks swim clear
CGCA | A KAUSHIK Aphale-century steered Latrobe to a big win over Mirboo North to go a game clear at the top of the table Central Gippsland Cricket Association A grade ladder.
Day 1 | AGL Loy Yang Traralgon International qualifying results
Traralgon International tennis qualifying results for girls and boys matches.
Tiger Shark showdown
THE ladder leaders clash in the final round of one day fixtures, with Latrobe and Mirboo North locked in a battle for top spot.
The gauntlet begins
SEVEN sides remain in Traralgon and District Cricket finals contention ahead of a crackerjack round of one-day fixtures this weekend.
Traralgon’s finest receive wildcards
TRARALGON locals Amelia Charlton and David Hough have been offered qualifying wildcards for the AGL Loy Yang Traralgon Junior International tennis tournament starting today.
Top guns fly in
THREE of the world's top 10 junior boys, including current world number one Alexander Zverev of Germany, are among an unprecedented number of internationals set to compete at this year's AGL Loy Yang Traralgon Junior International.
Champ to defend singles crown
FOR the first time in four years the EnergyAustralia Classic Singles lawn bowls champion will return to defend his title at Yallourn Bowling Club.
Horses back on course
MOE Racing Club's redeveloped surface faced its first road test this week when horses returned to the track.
Earratic victory
THE oddly named Earratic was a strong winner of race six on the twilight greyhounds program at Traralgon's Glenview Park last Friday.
New year revolution
TRARALGON cyclist Shannon McCurley's Olympic dream gained serious momentum last month when she bested a quartet of junior world champions twice in as many days at the Devonport Carnival in Tasmania.