Aiming high for the coveted prize
THE annual Latrobe Classic darts tournament will celebrate its 10th anniversary in the Valley this Queen's Birthday weekend, with $6000 in prize money and valuable ranking points in the offing.
Danger game looms for Hillmen
THE eyes of past players will be on the Hillmen when they host Trafalgar this weekend in Mid Gippsland football.
Clash of the titans
RIVALS Traralgon and Morwell will go head to head on Monday in front of what is tipped to be one of the biggest home and away crowds in Gippsland League football's history.
Lack of experience no problem
KIM'S Martial Arts' black and blue belt brigade showed their class at a recent state sparring competition in Melbourne.
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.
Bell tolls for Pegasus
"IT'S round eight, and we're in trouble." Morwell Pegasus coach Dale White's gloomy analysis of the side's accelerating form slide came after its fourth consecutive loss at the weekend, a 7-1 thumping at the hands of Kingston City.
Rams survive Monash scare
CHURCHILL United consolidated top spot in a high-scoring 4-3 victory over fourth placed Monash on Sunday.
Rivals all set for classic encounter
FORMER Carlton great Brendan Fevola stands between Morwell and an eighth straight Gippsland League win on Monday in the Tigers' third Queen's Birthday clash against fervent Valley foe Traralgon.
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.
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Historic house won’t fall
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
LOCALS concerned about the historic Ostler’s House in Traralgon have nothing to worry about.
As the Kay Street-Grey St multi-level carpark etches closer...
