Sport
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Timbarra celebrates new ground in the Spirit of Football
By JARROD POTTER TIMBARRA Reserve opened on Sunday morning to the joy of all Timbarra Tornados footballers. Grey skies and a howling wind couldn’t stop…
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Lions limping after loss
By DAVID NAGEL PAKENHAM’s expected resurgence up the Casey Cardinia Football League ladder stalled somewhat on Saturday, the Lions going down to Berwick by 26…
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Students win sporting success
By RUSSELL BENNETT A HOST of the best and brightest local sporting talents have taken out top awards at the 2012 Victorian School Sports Awards,…
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Premium facility for Warriors
By BRIDGET SCOTT THE opening of a first class facility provided a new addition to Cranbourne’s sporting arena, Casey Fields. The Casey Field’s Rugby League…
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TigerSharks among elite swimmers
By JARROD POTTER A SELECT group of Casey TigerSharks Swimming Club members joined the top tier of Australian swimmers, bringing back individual medals from the…
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Get on board the Dee-Train
CASEY footy fans are being urged to jump aboard the Dee-Train to the MCG this weekend and head to the annual City of Casey Round.…
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SFX men strong when it counts
ST FRANCIS Xavier got its Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) season off to a flying start with a tough 28-point win over The Powerhouse on…
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Pongracic has AFL hopes
By JARROD POTTER SET to make amends for his surprise omission from the AFL draft, Jason Pongracic has put another step in the right direction…
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Mapies are the ones to beat
By DAVID NAGEL REIGNING premier Narre Warren confirmed its rating as the team to beat and Beaconsfield and Pakenham look likely improvers after the conclusion…
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What a move
Casey Scorpion Max Gawn couldn’t decide if he wanted to play football or be a ballet dancer during the Scorps’ 68-point win over Frankston on…
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Scorpions can still sting
By JARROD POTTER ALL the chaos of a turbulent off-season didn’t affect the Casey’s VFL season opener – with the home-side running out 68-point victors…
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Mums hit the charity trail
By RUSSELL BENNETT A TRIO of local super mums is walking, jogging and running more than 70 kilometres each week to blaze a trail later…
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