Jimmy sends scholars on leather hunt
By JARROD POTTER
VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - ROUND 12 (Day 1)
A SCINTILLATING foundation was set for Casey-South Melbourne (290) by centurion James Seymour against Melbourne...
Stars shine in Cranbourne
By JARROD POTTER
USUALLY stars shine bright white, but on Sunday all stellar cricket fans were sparklingly green as part of the Melbourne Stars Casey...
Charged with Lightning build-up
By JARROD POTTER
BUILDING Lightning culture from the ground up enticed Paddy Cooke to sign on with Lyndhurst FNC.
The newest Southern FNL senior club, launched...
Sperling chuffed as Swans break the drought
By JARROD POTTER
VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET - ROUND 8 AND 9 REVIEW (Twenty20)
AFTER eight rounds at the helm, Casey-South Melbourne skipper Lachlan Sperling finally got...
Helpful advice for draft hopefuls
By JARROD POTTER
“IF YOU miss out on the national draft it’s not the end of the world - the rookie draft is seeing more...
Aiden’s clear run into the record books
By JARROD POTTER
CASEY Grammar School speedster Aiden Saluni-Kettle has set a new Victorian standard in his beloved hurdles.
Saluni-Kettle, 14, from Cranbourne, has been in...
Eagles up in the big leagues
By JARROD POTTER
CRANBOURNE has received its premiership promotion in the biggest possible way for 2016.
The Eagles will be part of a newly announced top-tier...
AFL track for six of the best
By JARROD POTTER
SIX Cranbourne VWFL premiership players will continue their elite 2015 after selection in the AFL Victoria Women’s Academy.
After a sensational season for...
Munro rolls up the sleeves for latest soccer challenge
By JARROD POTTER
CREATING a high-calibre culture for women’s south-east soccer enticed Stuart Munro across to Southern United.
The former Glasgow Rangers champion has been a...
A clear winner
By RUSSELL BENNETT
JOHN Sadler’s Digitalism led from start to finish in Sunday’s $300,000 TAB Cranbourne Cup, recording another emotion-charged win for owner...
State nod for Sathyajith
By JARROD POTTER
CARRYING on the family tradition, Cranbourne cricketer Sen Sathyajith has earned his first schoolboy’s cap.
Cranbourne Cricket Club’s 12-year-old batting powerhouse fought hard...
Boy Cavaliers show their worth
By JARROD POTTER
FINISHING their season on a high note, Casey Cavaliers boys under-14 team proved one of the best junior basketball teams in Australia.
The...
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New school announced for Clyde
A new Catholic primary school is coming to Clyde after the Bishop of Sale announced that it will be named after the Blessed Carlo...
