Sport Archive

Reserves’ Scott Spackman-Lowe narrowly avoids his Lang Lang opponent.

A CHILLY morning welcomed Wonthaggi as they headed down the highway to Lang Lang. The under 6’s started strong with some great long passes. Lang Lang had a few more players than Wonthaggi but a great game was still created. Amelia did excellent work

2019 Champions, from left, B Grade Geraldine Prentice, A Grade/Open Marg Johnson, and C Grade Anne Poulton.

YOU could feel the sigh of relief from Captain Maree Anderson and President Leonie Bentick when Wednesday, June 5, dawned a fine (no rain) and calm (no southerly gales from the Arctic), so the 2019 Ladies Championships could be finalised and celebrated without causing

Kasey Gutteridge clears the ball from the backline.

A BEAUTIFUL sunny day at Cowes greeted the Bass Coast Breakers for their round seven clash against 2018 Division One premiers Eastern Devils. With four new players this week, players on the bench to rotate and great support from the Phillip Island crowd, the team

Phillip Island’s game changer and big man Cameron Pedersen played hard all match and helped the Island to a 13-point win over Inverloch on Saturday at his home ground. Story page 61.

IN one of Inverloch-Kongwak’s better performances of the year so far, they have proven they can run with the best. Not giving in to the relentless Phillip Island pressure, the Sea Eagles were beaten by 13 points. From the middle, the name that unnerves

Ben Willis was amongst those who returned on Saturday to play against Bairnsdale.

ON the back of two close losses, the Leongatha Parrots have taken to their home ground with intensity and vision to defeat their Bairnsdale opponents. After going down to Sale and Moe, both by around two goals, the Parrots raised their flight to comfortably