Silverware blitz for Churchill United
Battle of Britain Cup -
Churchill United has claimed its fifth Battle of Britain Cup with a resounding 7-0 win over Falcons 2000 on Sunday.
Horsemen soar to glory
Morwell Pegasus has defeated defending champions Cobram Victory 4-1 to claim the 2012 Regional Challenge Trophy.
Marked for success
Archery -
MORWELL markswoman Samantha Crawford has returned home after a fruitful French sojourn where she contested the World Archery Field Championships last month.
Testing new waters
Archery -
TWIN City Archers Gippsland could be in for a new type of target practice following club president Peter Bennett's tilt at the World Archery Field Championships.
Out of luck
GIPPSLAND LEAGUE FINALS -
Traralgon has advanced to the Gippsland League first semi-final against Leongatha with an uninspiring 21-point win over fierce rivals Morwell, but it could come at a big cost.
Dogs’ bite draws blood
MID GIPPSLAND FL FINALS -
Mid Gippsland minor premiers Newborough staged a remarkable comeback when it turned a 32-point deficit into a three-goal win against Trafalgar, 11.7 (73) to 8.7 (55).
Kearns’ powerful display wins the day
Loy Yang B Gippsland Power scored seven unanswered goals in the final quarter to record a memorable come-from-behind TAC Cup qualifying final win over rivals Dandenong Stingrays at Visy Park, Melbourne on Saturday.
Stunned Saints’ dramatic end
NORTH GIPPSLAND FL FINALS -
A LATE goal to Sale City's Damien Ashcroft got the Bulldogs over the line against Cowwarr, 14.14 (98) to 14.13 (97), in their North Gippsland first semi-final yesterday.
Lions looking ahead
MOE coach Jason Macfarlane will not be polishing the silverware after his first season at the helm, but he believes the wooden spoon will stir the side to greater heights next year.
Play time is over
Loy Yang B Gippsland Power's regular season success will be of little consolation to the high flying side should they come up short against Dandenong Stingrays in their qualifying final clash at Visy Park, Melbourne on Saturday.
It’s good to be king
NEWBOROUGH'S Lachlan Gibson has been crowned "King of Ballarat" after overcoming gravity and severe gradients to win the three-round downhill mountain bike competition's under 15 division.
When titans collide
THERE will be mixed emotions come Saturday, when North Gippsland heavyweights Rosedale and Heyfield square off at Glengarry with the winner advancing to the grand final.
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