Sport
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TigerSharks swim with the tide
IT IS quite possible that the next generation of Casey TigerSharks’ Commonwealth Games swim competitors took to water on Sunday at an interclub swimming meet.…
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Rolleston could be Rising star
By JARROD POTTER GIVING his all for rugby union has always inspired Reuben Rolleston. Rolleston, 23, from Cranbourne North, has flourished in his return to…
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New boot’s shot at goal
By RUSSELL BENNETT A SIMPLE question Syd Pargeter’s older brother posed to him a few years ago has spawned what could be the most exciting…
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Dusties look to ditch Gippsland
By DAVID NAGEL AND RUSSELL BENNETT CASEY Cardinia Football League may have a ready-made replacement for Keysborough after news the Warragul Football Netball Club is…
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Fired up for finals
By DAVID NAGEL LOCKED and loaded. THE five teams that will compete for this year’s Casey Cardinia league crown have been decided after Beaconsfield ended…
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Cav Lara calls it quits
By JARROD POTTER LIFE off the basketball court started calling a little too loudly for Casey Cavaliers’ mainstay Lara Pauline to ignore. Pauline, 27, from…
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It’s game on for our sporting elite
By JARROD POTTER ATHLETES from the City of Casey will attempt to swim, shoot, flick and run their way into Commonwealth Games glory. Seven athletes…
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Footy girls take centre stage
By JARROD POTTER LOCAL players; national stage. The School Sport Victoria (SSV) Australian Football Girls’ 16-and-under team resembles a South East Juniors interleague side with…
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From complete control to outa control
By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE REVIEW – ROUND 15 A LATE game fade away against Frankston summed up Casey’s season – good in patches,…
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Talent spotter sign-up
By JARROD POTTER ALTHOUGH he didn’t win The Recruit, or even finish in the top 13, the experience itself was life-changing for Luke Cody. Cody,…
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Saints enter the scene
By RUSSELL BENNETT THE greatest strength of Australia’s national game is its ability to bring people together – to feel a part of something, to…
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Cavs’ show of strength
By JARROD POTTER HIGH flying Casey proved too strong for Oakleigh as it marched towards the minor premiership in Big V Division 2. The consistency…
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