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.
Building foundations
TRARALGON tennis players Justin Hough and Annaliese Hughes, and Inverloch resident Jack Clements, will represent Victoria in the national Australian Made Foundation Cup after being selected for the state team by Tennis Victoria last month.
Shades of White and Gray
Jack White and Steve Gray are the respective junior and senior Gippstar winners for the month of November.
NPLV bid back on the table
THE Gippsland Soccer League is poised to submit a non-binding expression of interest to establish a franchise in the National Premier Leagues Victoria competition this year.
Veteran lifts his game
Veteran weightlifter Chris Holt took out silver at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships and World Cup Masters in Malaysia
Tindall takes the Gladiators’ reins gridiron
New coach announced
Central hub of Gippsland football
THE Gippsland League and Alberton Football Netball League are set to join the AFL Gippsland Region Administration Centre, creating a central hub of operations in the region.
The year that was in sport
Valley Sport reflects on 2013
Magpies swoop on Cobras
A THRILLING day of Twenty20 cricket rounded out the Traralgon and District Cricket Association 2013 calendar year and Glengarry was the big winner, moving into second spot on the ladder after round eight.
Karate kids kick on
IN just their first year of competition, Tanti's Martial Artists have returned from the National All Styles Australian championships in Sydney with five trophies and a new national champion in their ranks.
Marathon men tee off for Crocka
FOR those who pull up a bit stiff after 18 holes of golf, spare a thought for 31 ambitious amateurs who faced 18 hours of play during the Crocka Foundation's 101-hole marathon this month at Traralgon Golf Club.



















