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Narre bats bounce back
NARRE Warren’s turf-one side fought back after an early batting slump against Berwick at Sweeney Reserve on Saturday to post a competitive 221 runs. Berwick…
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Briggs takes on Panthers
By Brad KingsburyDEVON Meadows Football Club’s thorough search for a coach to replace Craig Hunter ended last week with the appointment of former VFA player…
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LITTLE ATHLETICS CRANBOURNE GIRLS
Inter Aths: Dawn Burrough 100m 19.72, 1500m 11.56.66, LJ 2.28, SP 3.52. Under 15: Cassandra McLean 100m 15.37, 1500m 7.35.17, LJ 3.51, SP 6.39; Zara…
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Danny dumps Doves
By Brad KingsburyDOVETON premiership full-forward Danny Casset has walked out on a two-year deal with the Doves to play with Southern Football League battlers Parkmore.…
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Narre North’s winning ways
NARRE North’s first eleven continues its domination of B grade, achieving a first-innings victory against Coomoora on the opening day of the round. Coomoora was…
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Bats shine for Cranbourne
CRANBOURNE’S turf-one side put in a good batting performance away against St Mary’s on Saturday, scoring 8/218 and batting out 80 overs. The turf-three side…
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Dandenong Cricket results
Details of games played by the Dandenong and District Cricket Association in round four. TURF ONE Narre Warren 221 (B. O’Loughlin 78, C. Jarrett 57;…
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Cranbourne chomps Cheltenham
Right: Cranbourne bowler Wal Ballard indicates the distance from the jack during a recent match at the home rink.
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Narre Warren tops in pennant
NARRE Warren Bowls Club had a good result at home in Saturday’s RVBA pennant round seven against Hampton Park in division four, section six, winning…
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Eagles land awards
CRANBOURNE Football and Netball clubs held a joint presentation night recently with the evening highlighted by the awarding of the first Andrew Dalgleish to best-and-fairest…
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Quaddie for Cranbourne RSL
IT was a big weekend for Cranbourne RSL when it pulled off four great back-to-back wins in both divisions three and four during the double…
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Roman conquers the Classic
By Glen AtwellTHE Sandown Classic trophy landed at Cranbourne when Robbie Laing’s tough stayer Roman Arch conquered the 2400-metre course to win the $400,000 Group…
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