Working together
AUSTRALIAN Football Skool recently announced a new partnership with Falcons 2000 Soccer Club.
Star selection for local talent
LATROBE Valley players have filled three places in the recently announced Gippsland Cricket League team of the year.
Great prospects await on eve of finals
CGCA - CENTRAL Gippsland's top four sides will battle it out for their place in the pecking order for this season's EnergyAustralia Yallourn Cup in the penultimate round.
Rams still have a long way to tread
TDCA - IN the match of the round, Toongabbie is shaky at 2/34 and needs a further 168 to win against Glengarry and keep its Traralgon and District Cricket Association finals hopes alive.
Age no barrier for keen runner
AS John Jervis prepares for the Latrobe City Community Fun Run on Sunday, the nimble 74 year-old is showing age is no barrier when it comes to physical activity.
Tyers welcomes new addition to family
After five years with the wheels in motion, Tyers Soccer Club officially unveiled its new $420,000 pavilion on Tuesday.
Triple crown
VICTORIAN Scott Laycock knew he needed to shoot low to win his third Traralgon Pro Am last Friday, and a second round 64 was just the ticket.
T-Birds thunder ahead to championship win
TRARALGON T-Birds' season of dominance was rewarded with a women's Gippsland Country Basketball League premiership on Saturday, when the competition's form team defeated Korumburra convincingly at home, 92-66.
Dashing performance
"Unknown quantity" Ben Meadley of Leongatha claimed victory in the feature 2000 metre Bob Whitford Memorial Handicap race at the EnergyAustralia Track Carnival held at the Bob Whitford Cycling track in Newborough on Sunday.
On the right path
LATROBE Valley cricketers heading to country week in Melbourne on Monday may have more to play for than in previous years.
Fast track to the top
THIS time last year Ben Currie was a spectator at the Australian Superbike Championships and had never ridden a road race.
A smashing adventure
WHEN Traralgon's Damien Hough walked out onto centre court at Rod Laver Arena for an Australian Open tennis match last month, he was met with a dull roar from a large crowd.
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From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, April 2, 1976
The pong stays for winter
THE APM "pong" will continue to offend Latrobe Valley noses for yet another winter....
