Young Bulls step up
THE juniors showed the way for the Gippsland Bulls at the weekend as the club registered just one victory in senior divisions at Churchill.
The Maroon maestro
PRAVEEN Chandra has reached the pinnacle of the snooker world and rubbed shoulders with the game's best players, yet is rarely noticed at the table. For the consummate referee of 35 years, that is the key to his success.
Shooting success story
TWIN City Archers continued its unrelenting success at the state clout championships, shot over 180 metres in Waverley late last month, where four of its members made the medals.
Morwell trumps but Sale slumps
Gippsland League round seven wrap.
Dogs devour Hillmen
Mid Gippsland football round eight wrap
Cougars Whykes-wash
North Gippsland round eight wrap.
A Power point show
THE return of eight key players helped Loy Yang B Gippsland Power bounce back from consecutive losses with a solid victory over the Northern Knights at home.
Girls embrace the world game
MORWELL Park Primary School girls embraced the world game last Wednesday when Gippsland Soccer zone development officer Mark Cassar hosted a female skills clinic at the school's street soccer facility.
Energy quash Black Angels
LATROBE City Energy's men started the second half of their BigV division one basketball campaign on the right note with a comfortable 13-point win over Melbourne University Black Angels at Traralgon.
Bouncing up the ranks
TRARALGON T-Birds' basketball representative honours continue to soar, with three of its juniors selected in Victoria Country under 16 outfits.
Basketballers hitting the streets
STREET basketball has hit the asphalt running in Traralgon.
Moe unfazed by Tynong
THE announcement of a multimillion dollar all weather-synthetic racing track to be built in Pakenham has been welcomed by Moe Racecourse chief executive David McKinnon.




















