Sport
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Lightning plans rumble on
By JARROD POTTER LYNDHURST Football and Netball Club has taken the initial steps towards creating a senior men’s football team in 2016. With the South…
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Bringing it back home
By JARROD POTTER EXCISING the wounds of last year’s defeat, Vic Metro Youth Girls reclaimed what is rightfully theirs – the AFL Youth Girls National…
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Teens tame the greens
By RUSSELL BENNETT THE sky’s the limit for two rising star golfers from Lyndhurst Secondary College, who competed at state level on Monday. Year 10…
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Lester… pretty Strong in pink
By JARROD POTTER PROUD, passionate and pink. Saturday night was about more than the points scored and victories savoured as the Casey Basketball Association community…
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Radical changes fail to score
By DAVID NAGEL CRANBOURNE coach Simon O’Shanassy was left feeling a little empty on Saturday after his side came from the clouds in the final…
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Injury-stricken Eagles soar
By DAVID NAGEL CRANBOURNE has continued to defy logic -absorbing the classiest injury list in the South East Football League to run out 22-point winners…
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Falcons blown away
By JARROD POTTER SFL DIVISION 3 – ROUND 5 A HOWLING result – both wind wise and on the scoreboard – as Endeavour Hills squandered…
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Getting the message across
THE Cranbourne Football Netball Club held its 10th annual Pink Ladies Day at Casey Fields on Saturday with guest speaker Sheila Downey (left) giving the…
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Scorpions fry under hot lights
By JARROD POTTER VFL – ROUND 4 WIND plagued Casey Scorpions again as the blustery Casey Fields arena played havoc in the Scorpions 35-point loss…
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Conducting the Eagles
Cranbourne stalwart Frankie ‘J’ Johnson has handed over the team manager’s role this season, meaning he and his good mates, now retired trainer John Harkin…
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Mighty effort for little result
By JARROD POTTER VWFL – DIVISION 1 and 3 A SMALL-score victory was claimed triumphantly by Seaford in a 10-8 win over Cranbourne’s VWFL Division…
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Top-placed trio’s sweet victory
By JARROD POTTER THREE Alkira Secondary College students defied the odds to take out a Basketball Victoria 3on3 state championship. Why were Alkira trio Jordan…
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