Sport
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Macdonalds keep their eyes on the prize
By JARROD POTTER THE only thing better than one Macdonald on the Little Athletics State Multis podium… is two. Narre Warren South’s Macdonald brothers –…
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Tennis proves a hit in town
By BRIDGET SCOTT CITY of Casey residents were served up a variety of activities last week when Tennis Week hit the town. Between Sunday 1…
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Tamed Lions roar again
By RUSSELL BENNETT WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION REVIEW – ROUND 12 (day 2) PAKENHAM (6/171) recovered from a disastrous 5/13 to claim a gritty four-…
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It’s captain Quirk
By JARROD POTTER AN EARLY 21st birthday present greeted DDCA under-21 captain Dylan Quirk on Sunday, with his side holding aloft the Neil Wright Shield…
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Summertime is Puma time
By JARROD POTTER PUMA pride will extend to summertime with Pakenham Pumas Baseball Club’s latest announcement. The club, founded in 2000, will join the Victorian…
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Tigers on the attack
By DAVID NAGEL BEACONSFIELD’S (158) final forgettable season in the West Gippsland Cricket Association has taken a turn for the better after the Tigers staged…
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Tail wag signals happy DDCA
By JARROD POTTER RAIN, wind and a low tally all threatened to derail the DDCA’s Under-21 team, but the association’s young cricketers persevered to etch…
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Team’s tribute is telling
By JARROD POTTER YABBIES new and old made the swim up the hill on Sunday to honour one of their own. Pakenham Upper/Toomuc Cricket Club…
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Killer iron
By JARROD POTTER Bill Crawford spreads message of deadly disease before his passing… SPREADING the message about a disease which greatly affected his life was…
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Next stoppage Finland
CARDINIA Life in Pakenham became an international sport arena on the weekend with the staging of the Women’s World Floorball Championship qualification tournament. Teams from…
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Huber hangs up mitt
By JARROD POTTER RETURNING home to end his baseball career is a thrill Major League Baseball alumnus Justin Huber still can’t fathom, even a few…
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Hunter plays the Blues
WHILE his success in recent times would be enough for most sportsmen, Pakenham slugger Jesse Hunter is on the ready to make some even bigger…
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