Paving the way
COUNTRY WEEK - TRARALGON captain Brad Knowles showed his all round class at Melbourne Country Week, averaging over 50 with the bat and 21 with the ball as the Tornados finished the carnival with two wins and two losses in division two.
Making waves
KURNAI College students Zoey Marks and Chloe Mobourne are blazing the way for Koorie girls in the surf.
Morwell Pegasus State League Division 2 south-east 2013 fixture
State League Division 2 south-east 2013 fixture
Energy’s Orange Nation
PREPARE for Orange Nation when Latrobe City Energy returns to Traralgon Sports Stadium in March.
Focused on the top prize
AFTER 17 years in Australia, Traralgon's Steve Gray retains the British accent and still supports the mother country's claim for the Ashes, but when he hits the tables he is true blue Australian.
Climatic end to the season
THE final round of home and away matches for season 2012/13 has arrived and in a blockbuster finish, positions second to fifth can all change in a potentially climactic end to the season.
Community bands together for run
FUN, fitness and unity was the order of the day at the Latrobe City Traralgon Harriers Fun Run on Sunday, a theme embodied by Kurnai College over the five kilometre course.
In leaps and bounds
MORWELL athlete Grace Walker's name is a misnomer.
Tigers find themselves in a tough position to defend
AFTER a season of dominance with the willow, Mirboo North's chances of netting a top spot on the Energy Australia Yallourn Cup ladder now rest in the hands of its bowling attack.
Rams bow out of the race
ROUND 12 saw Toongabbie drop out of the finals race at the hands of Glengarry, despite a determined captain's knock from Tom Shippen.
New home for shooters
AFTER 17 years of toil, the East Gippsland Branch of Sporting Shooters Association of Australia finally has a home.
Charging ahead
MOE is in a strong position in its Energy Australia Yallourn Cup match against Mirboo North after day one and the other key fixture between Morwell and Latrobe is evenly poised.