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The Venus Bay team, back, from left, Elise McCorriston, Marty McCorriston, Russell Stewart, Simon Gee, Kristie Clappison, Elliot Amalos, Katherine Sumaru, Ken Schell, Paul Hoffman, Tom Goode, Paul Mullarvey; front, Kimberley Gee, Craig Watson, George Curran and Amy Henwood.

VENUS Bay Surf Lifesaving Club excelled at the Surf Lifesaving Victorian Masters Championships held at Lorne recently. Masters competition is open to lifesavers who are aged 30 and over. Venus Bay SLSC really took it up to the big boys, finishing in third place

The Wonthaggi Coasters were represented by, from left, back; coach Cathy Garnham, Tannah Lean, Felicity Tack, Chelsea Bowman, Gemma Thomas and front; Ella Lyons, Lanni Pryor, Grace McRae, Zali Anderson; and supported by assistant coach Cameron Lean and team manager Diana Thomas.

THE Under 18 Girls Coasters team headed to the Country Championships in Bendigo last weekend with a goal of reaching the Division 1 finals. It’s the pinnacle competition in Victorian Representative Country Basketball. There are no easy games at the Country Championships and the

Cape Woolamai’s Sage Goldsbury in action at the State Titles at Gunnamatta at the weekend.

CAPE Woolamai’s Sage Goldsbury has taken out the premiere U/18 Girls division of the Victorian Junior Surfing Titles in pumping waves at Gunnamatta Ocean Beach. With unbelievable conditions all day, Sage put her best backhand surfing to the test and came out victorious. The

The organisers of the OMK Pink Stumps Day at Outtrim on Saturday, from left, Amy White, Ebony Knox, Brooke Elford, Kerryn Gow, Louise McMeekin, Heidi Greenwood and Emma Grabham. N070819

A CAPACITY crowd of 120 ladies filled the Outtrim Hall on Saturday afternoon for Outtrim Moyarra Cricket Club’s annual Pink Stumps Day fundraiser, which this year raised in incredible $16,835 for the McGrath Foundation. The foundation, with help from amazing contributions such as those

Local boxer Tyler Bindloss (right) went head to head with four-time Canadian national champion Jake Daoust at Canada’s biggest amateur boxing tournament, the Brampton Cup, earlier this month.

MEMBERS of the Leongatha-based Corner Inlet Boxing Club had the chance to put their skills to the test on the world stage on a recent trip to North America. Accompanied by coach Scott Bindloss, young boxers Tyler Bindloss, Jarvis Bindloss and Lachlan Lewis travelled