Sport
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Anthony’s spirit runs high
By JARROD POTTER WURUNDJERI spirit is alive within Beau Anthony. Anthony, 14, from Hampton Park, will take to the field as part of the Victorian/Tasmanian…
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Race over… the count begins
By RUSSELL BENNETT ARGUABLY the biggest highlight of this Friday’s West Gippsland Cricket Association senior presentation night at the Kooweerup Community Centre will be the…
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Clear goals in new era
The newly-formed South East Football Netball League begins in earnest this Saturday with the nine-team competition setting the foundation for the future of football in…
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No embarrassing loss
By JARROD POTTER SEFNL – Round 1 DOVETON 14.17 (101) d HAMPTON PARK 11.5 (71) IT WAS the result everyone expected heading into the South…
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Upset win heralds surprises in store
By DAVID NAGEL EXPECT the unexpected – that should be the catch-cry for the newly formed South East Netball League this season. Just one game…
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Stingrays flounder in almighty current
By JARROD POTTER WELCOME to the big league. It was a harsh arrival for the Dandenong Stingrays as the visitors were shown little hospitality in…
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TigerSharks move north
By JARROD POTTER OUR best swimmers will battle the rest of Australia as the Casey TigerSharks prepare for another gut-busting Australian Swimming Championships campaign. Josh…
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Top Cavalier girls duly noted
By JARROD POTTER THEY asked their coach if they would get an article in the newspaper after achieving the same lofty feat as their junior…
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Doves go to dizzy heights
By DAVID NAGEL ONCE feared, but recently forgotten, Doveton will be looking to wind back the clock and repeat history in the inaugural South East…
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Alive and kicking
THE round ball game is alive, thriving and growing in popularity in Casey Cardinia amongst boys and girls alike! Despite wet and dismal conditions, Grices…
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New division… new stars
CASEY BOWLS THE NEWLY-formed Casey Division of the Peninsula Casey Bowls Region had its first presentation day at the Narre Warren Bowls Club on Sunday…
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As Smiths go…
By JARROD POTTER A FAMILIAR face will be at the helm of Cranbourne Women’s Football Club this season as assistant coach Kris Smith steps up…
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