Sport
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Seagulls break the curse
By DAVID NAGEL A magical century from master illusionist Tom Hussey (146) and some sleight of hand deception from Steve Hamill (5/32) have seen Tooradin…
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No lack of ability
By RUSSELL BENNETT THE hits are hard, the skills are often breathtaking, and the love of the game is pure. Cranbourne’s All Abilities football side…
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Seagulls squawk last and loudest
By DAVID NAGEL THE Tooradin Cricket Club is celebrating like never before after the Seagulls brought home a remarkable four premiership cups to dominate grand…
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Sport for all seasons
CASEY’s sporting groups will soon be able to enjoy their sport of choice – rain, hail or shine. Last week the State Government announced $650,000…
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Wayne’s stressless, but the horses weren’t biting
By David Nagel STRESS was never going to be a problem for local jockey Wayne Davis at Sunday’s Cranbourne Cup meeting after he found the…
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Simon’s career is on track
By Peter SweeneySIMON Hodgson had one aim at school – to get out of it. However, less than a day into his first job, he…
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Champing at the bit
The colt, who was in the race before the cup, was “playing up” behind the starting stalls and jockey Stan Aitken dismounted. A blindfold was…
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Ghostly grey’s a Stanzout
By Peter SweeneyHORSEMAN Colin Davies has a self-confessed addiction to Tattslotto tickets and collecting music memorabilia. We can only believe what he says of the…
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Asplit decision
The Tiger with Danny Adam aboard leads Pergola and Roger Booth in a track gallop at Cranbourne on Tuesday morning. The Colin Alderson pair have…
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Bruce’s Cup ‘special’
By David Nagel CHILEAN import Sahara Sun could give pre-eminent sports commentator Bruce McAvaney a special feeling if it wins Sunday’s $200,000 Cranbourne Cup. McAvaney…
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Coach back to basics- Casey-South Melbourne coach Mark Ridgway has high expectations for the team in this season. 23218 Picture: Meagan Rogers
By David NagelCASEY-SOUTH MELBOURNE coach Mark Ridgway is looking forward to the start of the cricket season this Saturday after some grand plans stumbled over…
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Recruits bolster Eagles- John Hayes (middle) is expecting big things from his Endeavour Hills side this year. One reason is because of the signing of Danny Evans (left) and the improvement in youngste
By Gavin StaindlENDEAVOUR Hills coach John Hayes hopes the signing of a former international player and added depth to his side’s roster will turn around…
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