Hillmen ready to face their demons
Hill End will vie for its fifth consecutive victory when it travels to Boolarra to battle the Demons for the Reg Bacon Hill End/Boolarra Club Challenge shield, in round seven of Mid Gippsland football.
Milestones for Maroons
FRESH from a morale-boosting win over Bairnsdale, which saw it nab third spot on the Gippsland League ladder, Traralgon will return home to host one of its biggest rivals in Maffra.
Seasons on the line
ROSEDALE took all before them in a fiery contest against long time nemesis Churchill on Saturday and will face more of the same when it hosts a rebounding Woodside outfit this weekend.
Brilliant Bulls win thriller
THE Gippsland Bulls Vic League hockey men moved to second place on the ladder after a hard fought win against Melbourne High School Old Boys.
The power to connect
GIPPSLAND Power took a time out from TAC Cup commitments to put on a skills clinic for some of the biggest football fans in the Latrobe Valley last Thursday at Keegan Street Reserve.
Latrobe runs out of energy
THE fashion faux pas of pink and orange proved a costly combination for Latrobe City Energy at the weekend, as their breast cancer support effort fell flat on the court.
Tigers tame menacing Maffra
GIPPSLAND LEAGUE: Morwell made it five wins in a row for the first time since 1997 and did so in style, upsetting the highly fancied Maffra at home on Saturday in round five of Gippsland League football.
Hillmen on the march
MID GIPPSLAND: Hill End made it four in a row when it beat Morwell East 14.12 (96) to 10.5 (65) in round six of Mid Gippsland football.
Perfect match players
GOOD things come in pairs, just ask Traralgon Returned and Services League lawn bowls club champions David and Marianne Hodson.
A kick above the rest
EXTRA training paid off for students of Tanti's Martial Arts Academy who competed at the National All Styles Karate tournament last month.
Saints topple City
NORTH GIPPSLAND: It was not the most clinical of performances by Cowwarr against Sale City, but its intensity when the game was in the balance in the third term proved enough for the Saints to secure their second win in as many weeks.
Master coach recognised
TRARALGON Swimming Club stalwart Brenton Ford was named 2012 Masters Swimming Australian coach of the year, following his success with the Powerpoints Masters team.
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Energy hubs here to help
By PHILIP HOPKINS
A SOUTH Gippsland livestock farmer, Lindsay Marriott, has backed renewable energy, in a presentation to a Senate inquiry.
Mr Marriott, a beef and...
