A good night’s sleep pays off
IN very warm conditions, ten Casey netball teams competed in the Mountain District Tournament at the Knox Regional Netball Centre.
The 17 Spirit side...
Hallam leaders handpicked
By JARROD POTTER
STINGRAYS, state representatives and likely draftees have risen to the top of Hallam Senior College’s football program.
Coaches Manny Peresso and Brett Alexander’s...
Badges for veterans
CRANBOURNE RSL Bowls Club hosted a significant presentation ceremony on Monday as seven club members received their veterans badge and certificate.
Presented to bowlers when...
Sharks in the swim
By JARROD POTTER
GLASGOW might have an influx of Casey TigerSharks’ swimmers if results fall their way at this week’s Australian Swimming Championships.
Serving also...
Turf 1 aim triumph
By JARROD POTTER
REGAINING promotion to Turf 1 was the only objective this season for Cranbourne.
After demotion to Turf 2 in 2008/09, Cranbourne has chipped...
Top import for Cavaliers
By JARROD POTTER
AN INTERNATIONALLY sized headache of the rest of the Big V has just landed on the Casey Cavaliers’ roster.
Matt Pebole, 24, from...
Game time for recruits
By JARROD POTTER
FOCUSING on the future was the aim of the weekend for Casey Cavaliers’ men’s team instead of expending energy to take the...
Sweet taste of revenge
By JARROD POTTER
UNDOING their grand final hoodoo, the Casey Cavaliers women added their first championship to the trophy case with a Big V pre-season...
Soft spot for bat-and-ball
By JARROD POTTER
BASKETBALL’S loss is softball’s gain as Lyndhurst Secondary College slugger Mikaela Spencer has flourished in her new sport.
Spencer transferred from basketball, where...
Morrison gets national nod
By JARROD POTTER
TURNING back the clock on the Australian lawn bowls scene, 15-year-old Cranbourne bowler Tayla Morison will don the green and gold next...
Old hands take the helm
By JARROD POTTER
Dandenong District Cricket Association - round 9 (week one)
WHAT happens when youth fails? You send in the dab hand.
HALLAM KALORA PARK V...
Oz’s fastest butterfly
By JARROD POTTER
BUTTERFLY swimmers in Australia will take notice of Cranbourne South’s Mitch Pratt following his successful Open championships.
Firstly Pratt recorded his fastest time...
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Mighty Mitch makes his mark
Forget the nervous nineties…it was the initial first step towards his remarkable double century that provided Kooweerup’s Mitch Davey with his most anxious moment...
