Orangemen through to semis
THREE late goals were not enough for Moe United to book a berth in the Battle of Britain Cup semi-finals, after it fell 4-3 to Fortuna 60 on Saturday night.
Ready to fly high
Morwell Pegasus' State League Division Two South East season kicks off Saturday night with a match against the youthful Doncaster Rovers.
Gaining momentum
Over the last few months, longboarding has slowly gained a following in the Latrobe Valley, according to avid longboarder, Troy Gill.
Pumped and ready
With less than one week to go until one of the most gruelling endurance events on this year's sporting calendar, Bonnie Grylls and her team are "pumped and ready to go".
Danni’s slam dunk
Traralgon Secondary College student Danni Pearce has been named as an emergency in the under 17 Australian women's basketball squad.
Victorians taking on the nation
Two consecutive losses have not dampened the spirits of local gridiron players Don Veale and Adrian Hector.
Wrestling pros take to stage
Professional wrestling is back at the Moe Hotel.
Tullett is going the distance
Martin Tullett is no Chief Wiggum, of The Simpsons fame.
Full of strategy
Tournament paintball is more than just a bunch of guys running around the bush in camouflage gear, shooting paint pellets at each other, according to Adrenalin Paint Ball Club president Richard Cameron.
Riding the bumps
This weekend the Gippsland Mountain Biking Club will officially open the Mt Taylor downhill mountain biking course.
Getting involved in the community
As part of a new campaign to get its players involved in the community, members of the Traralgon Football Netball Club competed as a team in the Latrobe Regional Hospital Run For Your Life fun run on the weekend.
Seventh win on the trot
After thrashing Latrobe by 130 runs yesterday to win its seventh consecutive TRUenergy Yallourn Cup, Moe is already thinking about next season.
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