What a day of football
ABOUT 2500 people made their way to the Morwell Recreation Reserve on Monday, to see Australian Football League legend Jason Akermanis don the Tigers jumper and beat arch rivals Traralgon by 17 points.
Tigers on the prowl
The match all Gippsland League followers have been waiting for this season is the night clash between top-two sides Sale and Leongatha.
Battle for supremacy continues
The fiercest modern day rivalry in the Gippsland Soccer League takes centre stage this Saturday night, when Churchill United hosts Fortuna at Hazelwood South Reserve.
Valley girls ready to step up
If dedication is anything to go by, then Traralgon's Meg Ruyters will go a long way.
Flooding takes its toll
Despite the club's best planning, the Traralgon Tennis Association's synthetic clay courts were severely damaged by wild flood waters last week.
Physical footy clash
As the middle of the Mid Gippsland football season gets closer, teams are eagerly trying to set themselves up for the finals, which produced some exciting matches over the weekend.
No gift for Gld
The Gippsland Gift is unlikely to go ahead in 2012, after last year's event in Traralgon failed to attract crowd numbers.
Cricket under review
Cricket in Gippsland will be going under the microscope this Sunday.
Lions outclassed by Parrots
An undermanned Moe was blown away by top side Leongatha in a one-sided contest, losing by 113 points in Gippsland League football.
Soccer skills washed out
CENTRAL Coast Mariners star and former Morwell boy John Hutchinson paid a visit to the future stars of Gippsland soccer on Monday.
Tigers and Maroons to clash
MONDAY will be the Jason "Aker" Akermanis show when one of football's most colourful and controversial personalities dons the Tiger jumper against bitter rival Traralgon in Gippsland League footy.
Big jump in numbers
WINTRY conditions did not deter the 533 runners who competed in the Traralgon Harriers running festival on the weekend.
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By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
LOCALS concerned about the historic Ostler’s House in Traralgon have nothing to worry about.
As the Kay Street-Grey St multi-level carpark etches closer...
