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  • Back to top form

    Back to top form

    By JARROD POTTER RISING star Maddy Kowalski was almost lost forever to tennis. Kowalski, 17, from Doveton, almost turned her back for good on tennis…

  • You’ve come a long way, Bogut

    You’ve come a long way, Bogut

    By RUSSELL BENNETT TO SAY Andrew Bogut has come a long way since practicing his ball skills as a youngster at his family’s Endeavour Hills…

  • Club flies the flag

    BERWICK Montuna has chalked up its fourth consecutive Junior Pennant in Peninsula District golf. Club junior Pennant Manager Ed Nicolette described the flag as an…

  • Masters of the greens

    A total of 152 players competed in Saturday’s stableford competition on Saturday at Cardinia Beaconhills which saw Michael French (9) win the A Grade with…

  • Anthony’s spirit runs high

    Anthony’s spirit runs high

    By JARROD POTTER WURUNDJERI spirit is alive within Beau Anthony. Anthony, 14, from Hampton Park, will take to the field as part of the Victorian/Tasmanian…

  • Clear goals in new era

    Clear goals in new era

    The newly-formed South East Football Netball League begins in earnest this Saturday with the nine-team competition setting the foundation for the future of football in…

  • No embarrassing loss

    No embarrassing loss

    By JARROD POTTER SEFNL – Round 1 DOVETON 14.17 (101) d HAMPTON PARK 11.5 (71) IT WAS the result everyone expected heading into the South…

  • Upset win heralds surprises in store

    Upset win heralds surprises in store

    By DAVID NAGEL EXPECT the unexpected – that should be the catch-cry for the newly formed South East Netball League this season. Just one game…

  • Steph Cumming home

    Steph Cumming home

    “SHE belongs at Dandenong – she’s a Dandy girl.” With an emphatic statement like that from Dandenong WNBL coach Larissa Anderson, it’s not a surprise…

  • Buntine ready to rock

    Buntine ready to rock

    By JARROD POTTER GETTING through the NAB Cup unscathed was the first step in the right direction for Greater Western Sydney’s Matthew Buntine. Buntine, 20,…

  • TigerSharks move north

    TigerSharks move north

    By JARROD POTTER OUR best swimmers will battle the rest of Australia as the Casey TigerSharks prepare for another gut-busting Australian Swimming Championships campaign. Josh…

  • Stingrays flounder in almighty current

    Stingrays flounder in almighty current

    By JARROD POTTER WELCOME to the big league. It was a harsh arrival for the Dandenong Stingrays as the visitors were shown little hospitality in…

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