Sport
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Lions cause a boil-over
**PULL QUOTE “We don’t have a lot of height, but if we move the ball as well as we did today with our skills, we…
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Tigers and Hawks take the glory
Upwey-Tecoma and Monbulk were celebrating hard at the Belgrave Recreation Reserve on Sunday after claiming the two premierships on offer in Outer East Women’s football.…
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Koowee on target against Snipers
Can anyone catch Just Social? The team based at Kooweerup Hotel is once again dominating the South West Gippsland Dart League (SWGDL), remaining undefeated after…
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Nobelius puts nouse to good use
DEEP CREEK GOLF A strengthening breeze, and fairways with very little run, made scoring difficult for golfers at Deep Creek Golf Club on Saturday. Experience…
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Double ton for Redback great
From one loyal servant to another, it was a special speech. The adrenaline was still pumping for reserves captain Nathan Dawes when he came off…
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Moraine Suzie to fly flag for Victoria
Just three weeks ago, Moraine Suzie was competing in restricted-win provincial races. Last night, she locked in her spot to represent Victoria on the National…
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Socials in no mood for niceties
Just Social has made the biggest statement yet that it is the team to beat in the South West Gippsland Dart League (SWGDL) with a…
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Youth men a step closer
Pakenham’s Youth Men’s team is one step closer to premiership glory after getting over the top of Whittlesea by seven points in its qualifying final…
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The magnolious Mags
A sun-soaked Edwin Flack Reserve was the scene of something special on 22 September 2012. Narre Warren and Cranbourne played out one of the most…
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Locked in: Gembrook to host big dance
Gembrook Cockatoo Football Netball Club will play host to the biggest day on the Outer East calendar. After a difficult season, with no access to…
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Narre firm as premiership favourites
Narre Warren has defeated second-placed Olinda Ferny Creek to firm itself as premiership favourites. Narre is still yet to lose this season and the visitors…
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Local trainers on fire at headquarters
Pakenham trainers had a big say at headquarters on Saturday with Phillip Stokes and Peter Moody both training winners on the nine-race card. Stokes kicked…
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