Wise move pays off
The 2011/2012 swimming season was a big one for Morwell's Annie Pepper.
Rosedale faces tight contest
WHILE North Gippsland ladder leaders Rosedale appears to be tightening its grip on the premiership cup, there are many challengers vying for the glory.
Tigers on guard against Bombers
WHILE Yallourn/Yallourn North may have fallen off the pace recently, Mirboo North coach Troy Hamilton said the match against the Bombers was still a danger game for the side.
Strength through sport at SEDA
Not all teenagers are suited to mainstream schooling, as the students enrolled at Traralgon's Sports Education and Development Australia can attest to.
Helping each other out
Yinnar's Michael Morse is passionate about soccer.
Relishing the ‘hands on’ learning
Sharnie Paterson said she definitely would have dropped out of secondary school if she had not come to Traralgon's Sports Education and Development Australia.
Taking more responsibility
Maffra's Chris Bell said he "enjoyed school", but he liked sport more.
Gippsland’s talented athletes honoured
TWIN City Archers Gippsland was named club of the year at the bankmecu Gippstar Awards for 2011/12.
Power survive ‘danger game’
IN damp conditions, Loy Yang B Gippsland Power won a danger game against fourth-placed Oakleigh Chargers to maintain a solid run towards the 2012 TAC Cup finals series.
Great coup for Valley basketball
THE Traralgon Amateur Basketball Association has been successful in securing the host title for the 2013 Under 12 Junior Country Championships, also know as Future Stars.
Dedication pays off
TRARALGON boundary umpire Rachel Dodd umpired her 200th game of junior football recently.
Cougars hanging on
CHURCHILL has recorded a vital 31-point victory over Traralgon Tyers United to keep its North Gippsland finals hopes alive.
















