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Phillip Island Soccer Club Women’s 2019 Korumburra Cup winners.

SOCCER season is back for 2019 and Korumburra City Soccer Club (KCSC) kicked it off with the Korumburra Cup for the junior’s competition on Saturday, April 6. Six junior teams entered for under 12s: Korumburra City, Leongatha Knights, Mirboo North United, Phillip Island Breakers,

Celebrating the opening if Kilcunda-Bass’ new netball courts are, from left, Cr Clare Le Serve, Chairman of the Bass Recreation Reserve Committee of Management Ron Wiggins, Kilcunda-Bass FNC Brent Wallace, netball operations manager Emily Mock, Bass MP Jordan Crugnale, project manager John Shaw and Bass Coast Shire’s Cr Bruce Kent. m621619

THE Member for Bass, Jordan Crugnale officially opened two new netball courts at Bass Recreation Reserve last Saturday, April 13, made possible by a $100,000 grant from the State Government’s Country Football and Netball Program and $470,000 from the Bass Coast Shire. Joining her

Korumburra-Bena’s Ben Fitzpatrick drives the ball deep into the Giant’s scoring zone as Warragul Industrials Tom Commadeur adds some implied pressure. m711619

MAKE no mistake, both Korumburra-Bena and Warragul Industrials saw Saturday’s match at Korumburra as a big chance to break through for a much-needed win early in the season. And they went at it like their lives depended on it. But the Dusties simply wouldn’t

Sixty five years on from the 1953 premiership, Dalyston legends Peter ‘Pedro’ McRae and Livio ‘Wazza’ Coldebella play on, with Clay Tait, Kurt Thomas and Andy Thomas all long-time Dalyston club stalwarts. tm10_1619

By Tom McNish EASTER Saturday’s Inverloch vs Dalyston clash is one of the biggest rounds of the calendar season. Years of tight competition have forged this rivalry of highest respect. It was the year 1953, three years before the Melbourne Olympics and the introduction

The LDCA Cricketer of the Year awards went to, from left, David Hynes GA (C2) 607 runs, 2 wickets, 5 catches = 657 points, from George Lomagno 527 and Peter Francis 497. Sahan Perera Town (A2) 744 runs, 21 wickets, 8 catches = 1049 points from Madura Madusanka 878 points and Jacob Bardwell 702 points. Matthew Hancock PL (B2) 226 runs, 26 wickets, 8 catches = 621 points from Peter Roberts 455 and Brandon Busuttil 433 points. Senal De Silva GA (A1) 492 runs, 28 wickets, 5 catches = 872 points, from 2nd Ryan Thomas Club 542 runs, 30 wickets, 1 catch = 852 points and 3rd Eli Richards PI 581 runs, 7 wickts, 5 catches = 686 points. Peter Churchill Korumburra (C1) 601 runs, 15 wickets, 7 catches = 806 points from Russell White 673 points and Jamie Cann 650 points. Craig Hoober MDU (B1) 582 runs, 14 wickets, 4 catches = 762 points from Lochlan McLean Club 624 and James Rushton 611. Ethan Lamers OMK (U16) 387 runs, 6 wickets, 2 catches = 477 points from Josh Williams 403 and Darcy Hume 375. m281519

GLEN Alvie all rounder Senal De Silva has emerged as the Cricketer of the Year in the Leongatha and District Cricket Association after a stellar year in which he scored 872 points narrowly edged out Wonthaggi Club captain Ryan Thomas by just 20 points.