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Cougars power to a win
By Marc McGowanTHE Berwick City Cougars achieved their pre-season goal of winning 11 games with a 5-2 come-from-behind victory over Port Melbourne at Cyril Molyneux…
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Easy opening for thieves
VICTORIA Police say residents who leave doors and windows open during the extreme heat are also providing an open window for thieves. Police have urged…
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Award those who serve
RESIDENTS are encouraged to nominate volunteers for this year’s Casey volunteer awards. The awards recognise and honour individuals who have contributed to the development of…
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Players may hike from the Hills
Endeavour Hills enforcer Malifa Taeleipu and his teammates will have to play against second-rate competition this year if club officials’ bid to be included in…
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Bowlers rule at Casey Fields
Berwick’s Alecs Roberts claimed the prized wicket of North Dandenong century-maker Carman Mapatuna on Saturday. 26475 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Stuart TeatherHALLAM-Kalora Park’s top form…
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Parkers firm for finals
Tracy Storm (above) helped Hampton Park Bowls Club’s VLBA side overcome Frankston RSL, but Lional Williams (below) was disappointed with one of his efforts on…
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Set to floor ’em in Sweden
Berwick’s Ashleigh Bourke will represent her country at the Floorball World Championship in December. 26545 Picture: Meagan Rogers By Stuart TeatherWHAT do ice hockey players…
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Coelho finds the sweet spot
Andrew Coelho reached the third round of the men’s doubles at this week’s Australian Open and is hoping to make major inroads on the professional…
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Hills looks to Peakes
Endeavour Hills teenager Lachlan McIver snared one wicket to help his team bowl the Kingston Saints out for 186 at Sydney Pargeter Reserve on Saturday.…
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Dejan’s doubles success
Cranbourne’s Jaide Collins prepares to hit a backhand during her first-round victory over Narre Warren’s Destanee Aiava in the girls’ 12-year-old By Marc McGowanENDEAVOUR Hills…
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Cougars claw five from six
Pitcher Jude Power led the Berwick City Cougars past St Kilda for their fifth win in six matches on Sunday. By Marc McGowanVICTORIES are becoming…
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Near enough won’t cut it
Left-armer Ash Perera fires one down during Casey-South Melbourne’s five-wicket loss to Frankston-Peninsula at Casey Fields last Saturday. By Marc McGowanCLOSE enough is no longer…
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