Testing strength and resolve
SATURDAY is shaping as a season defining match for North Gippsland football's Cowwarr and Gormandale.
Fitness, fun and friendship
MOE South's Sue Graham swims for two reasons: have fun and keep her back mobile.
Students tickled pink
COLD and rainy weather did not dampen the spirits of Commercial Road Primary School's grade five and six students on Monday, as they took to the playground for the McGrath Foundation's Pink Wicket Day.
Clash of the Titans
NEWBOROUGH and Trafalgar will play off this Saturday in what should be a clash of the Titans in Mid Gippsland football.
From strength to strength
IN just its second season in Big V Division One basketball, the Latrobe City Energy women's team is going from "strength to strength", according to coach Joe Brouns.
A thriving sporting spirit
IF numbers and spirit are anything to go by, then soccer is thriving in Mirboo North according to club president Paul Vanderydt.
Traralgon’s talent crucial in final replay
TRARALGON'S depth of talent has kept its head above water and will be crucial in this week's match against Drouin, in a replay of last year's grand final in Gippsland League football.
Solid interleague performance
THE Mid Gippsland Football League's senior side was in touch with Alberton for the entire match, but was out-classed at Meeniyan on Saturday 14.12 (96) to 10.12 (72) in interle
Skills galore
CLIENTS from Morwell's Vista Community Services were treated to a football skills session last Thursday with staff members from the Loy Yang B Gippsland Power.
Power holds strong
LOY Yang B Gippsland Power went into its seventh TAC Cup game prepared for a tough contest against the highly rated Geelong Falcons.
Tigers post first win
THERE were feelings of relief all round for Gormandale on Saturday as the Tigers posted their first win this season, defeating Woodside by 57 points.
New attitude for running
YINNAR'S Hannah Mills never saw herself as a runner.
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