Striking start to soccer season
Reigning Gippsland Soccer League champions Fortuna staged a stirring fight back to get its title defence off to a great start, overcoming Traralgon Olympians 2-1 on Saturday night.
Hockey begins at Churchill
More than 200 hockey players descended on the Latrobe Valley Hockey Association synthetic hockey field at Churchill last Saturday to battle it out for the annual Lightening Premiership.
Maroons to do battle with Tigers
Traralgon, after an easy win over Warragul, face a much-improved Leongatha in this week's Gippsland Football League match of the round.
Impressive Superrules victories
The Gippsland Tigers had another couple of impressive victories over Melton at Traralgon on Sunday in the Superrules.
Putting their best foot forward
Some of Gippsland's finest young footballers came together last week for the Big V under 14 football training camp.
Gippsland powers through Pioneers
The Loy Yang B Gippsland Power went to Bendigo for its round three TAC Cup match and came away with a comprehensive victory over the highly rated Pioneers side.
On track for success
Glenn Hunter knows how to drive a winner - a winning horse that is.
Sights set on Olympic dream
After 17 years of trap shooting, Glengarry's Andrew Brady has clinched his first open national title.
On the record
Moe's Paul Carter could be nicknamed 'Mr Statistics'.
Bulldogs storm home
A host of missing premiership players did not stop Sale City's new players from standing tall to kick-start its premiership defence, with a 52-point thrashing of Glengarry.
Great start for Maroons
Last year's premiers Traralgon started the new Gippsland League season with a 76-point win over Warragul - its first round one win in four years.
Bloods overcome Demons
It was a good-looking start to the season for the Mid Gippsland Football League, with competitive and exciting matches played across the league.
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