Bombers brought down
GLENGARRY'S six-goal second term was enough to establish a match-winning lead against Traralgon Tyers United in North Gippsland football.
On the track to glory
FOR an athlete less than a month away from contesting three events at the London Paralympics, Jake Lappin was relaxed when he addressed Lumen Christi Primary School students in Churchill last week.
Gladiators’ season comes to crushing end
In what is a recurring theme for the Gippsland Gladiators gridiron team, an undermanned team travelled to Reservoir to take on the Northern Raiders, going down 24-2 in front of a vocal home crowd recently.
Magpies shrug off threat
DESPITE drawing level with Glengarry at the 19-minute mark of the third quarter, Churchill was unable to overcome its North Gippsland football opponents, eventually losing by 35 points.
No separating leaders
BASIC skill errors in the last quarter were to blame for Trafalgar's nail-biting draw with Newborough in Mid Gippsland football, according to Bloods coach Chris Kyriacou.
Walker’s back to his best
WILL Walker has completed a cycling fairytale by clinching the Lakes Oil Tour of Gippsland following a three-and-a-half year break from the sport.
Brought back to earth
Morwell coach Damien Kerr has described Gippsland League ladder leaders Sale as a "pretty good side", after the Magpies delt the Tigers a 10-goal loss on Saturday.
Trying a hands-on approach
Students at GippsTAFE's massage course are getting out into the community to gain experience, much to the benefit of local sporting clubs.
Rams break away in Gld soccer
Churchill United has jumped five points clear of Fortuna at the top of the Gippsland Soccer League ladder after Traralgon City stunned the Lions 4-1 and the Rams edged out Monash 2-0 on Saturday night.
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.