Sport Archive

Inverloch’s David Harris made 27 runs against Koonwarra L/RSL in C1.

MEENIYAN Dumbalk United has chased down Wonthaggi Club’s total with an over to spare at Dumbalk Recreation Reserve.

Victorian Compact Speedcar title winner Justin Paull. Photo: Napier Photography.

  By Dean Thompson, DMT Sports Media DIRT track fans were treated to a wonderful night of action at Nyora Raceway on Saturday, January 8. The night saw a repeat Victorian champion crowned in Compact Speedcars, and a number of other classes entertained with

Anwar Magnusson keeps his eye on the ball for Poowong Loch. A29_0322

A 100-run partnership from Nerrena’s openers Ashley Harrison and David Baldi put the Red Caps in a dominant position against Inverloch on Saturday.

Zaine J Barnard of the Slim Jims looks for an option as the Beers top point scorer for the night, Matt Brown, watches him. A04_0322

THE MEENIYAN Basketball Association (MBA) men’s competition returned to action after the Christmas break, with four games played on Tuesday night.

A group gets ready for Working Equitation, with Keely Filsell riding Louis, Charlee Hevern (Missy), Jane Draper (Chimes), Stella Chapman (Jack), instructor Natasha Nash, and Hamish Dakers-Hoc (Buddy). A44_0322

TARWIN Lower Pony Club welcomed an enthusiastic group of participants from around the region on Wednesday, with riders and their horses put through their paces in a range of disciplines.

Stephen Kennedy made 28 runs for Glen Alvie in its loss to Meeniyan Dumbalk United. A24_0322

WONTHAGGI Club spoiled Kilcunda Bass’ celebrations on Sunday, winning by 54 runs in James Mahood’s 400th game.

Island openers Lachlan Cleeland (left and Eli Richards) recorded a 169 run opening stand in the Phillip island v Nerrena game at Cowes on Saturday.

PHILLIP ISLAND’S Lachie Cleeland has led his side to a massive victory over Nerrena, blasting 110 runs off as many balls at Cowes Recreation Reserve.

Club’s Luke Sibley (vice-captain) and Scott Williams (captain), and Korumburra’s Daniel Salmon (captain-coach) and Darren Scott (B Grade captain) are looking forward to seeing a big turnout on Sunday for the Dutchy Cup, with the match set to deliver a positive mental health message. A35_0322

MENTAL health will be in sharp focus when Wonthaggi Club and Korumburra Cricket Club battle for the Dutchy Cup this Sunday, January 23.

Sharyn Trolove and daughter Sharni Perdon hold winning horse Make An Effort.

  SOUTH Gippsland and Bass Coast Shires were represented among the ranks of horse trainers at Stony Creek Racing Club’s Stony Pony Fun Day on Tuesday, January 4. The Sentinel-Times caught up with Bass-based jumps trainer Eric Musgrove who gave six of his horses

Two LDCA clubs have advised that they haven't got enough players to field all their teams this weekend, mainly due to the number observing COVID protocols but the season will resume for most this Saturday. (File photo)

NOT discounting predictions for a humid day at 24°C with a slight chance of rain, cricket will resume in the Leongatha and District Cricket Association this Saturday, January 15 despite the impact of COVID-19 in clubland.

Stuart MacDonald gets set to send down his bowl, while lifelong mate Michael Hegan stands behind offering advice. A27_0222

ALTHOUGH not a particularly hot evening, the sun had considerable bite during the penultimate session of barefoot bowls at Inverloch Bowls Club on Thursday.

Doubles 10 and under runners-up Archar Hughes (Korumburra) and Olli Ramsbottom (Leongatha) with winners Bailey Langstaff (Leongatha) and Averie Hughes (Korumburra) 4-3.

FRIDAY’S storm might have rolled away in time for the start of the two-day, 22nd annual Core ‘n Saw South Gippsland Junior and Open Tennis Classic at the Leongatha Tennis Club last Saturday but it left a trail of destruction.

They were off and racing in race two. A11_0222

IT WAS a great family day out at the Stony Pony Fun Day, run by the Stony Creek Racing Club, on Tuesday, January 4.