Sport
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Triffitt fits the bill
By DAVID NAGEL AFL SOUTH EAST has locked in one of the final and most important pieces of its administrative structure with the announcement of…
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A coaching first
By DAVID NAGEL THE newly-formed South East Football League (SEFL) has appointed its first interleague coach with former Pakenham champion Michael ‘Jock’ Holland to lead…
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Famous three do Metro
THREE DDCA champions added another accolade to their summer with a representative win over the country rivals. Dylan Quirk captained the Victorian Metropolitan Cricket Union…
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A Jekyll and Hyde scenario
NARRE WARREN BOWLS DIVISION 1 PLAYING away at Burden Park the side is like ‘the little girl with the curl’ – when they are good…
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Shootouts begin… Valentine’s Day
DANDENONG and Casey area soccer is about to kick off for 2015 with the inaugural matches scheduled for tilts at the FFA Cup. Drawing the…
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Tail wag signals happy DDCA
By JARROD POTTER RAIN, wind and a low tally all threatened to derail the DDCA’s Under-21 team, but the association’s young cricketers persevered to etch…
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Single Panther makes a stirling stand
By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET – Premier 1st Round 15 (day 2) BLASTING past a whopping target, Dandenong (7/316) claimed its most emphatic win…
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Relics see the light of day
By JARROD POTTER DUST off the boots, give the old mouthguard a bit of a wash and most importantly, remind yourself how you played the…
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Tigers on the attack
By DAVID NAGEL BEACONSFIELD’S (158) final forgettable season in the West Gippsland Cricket Association has taken a turn for the better after the Tigers staged…
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It’s captain Quirk
By JARROD POTTER AN EARLY 21st birthday present greeted DDCA under-21 captain Dylan Quirk on Sunday, with his side holding aloft the Neil Wright Shield…
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Back under the flag
By JARROD POTTER DDCA Turf 1 – round 9 (day one) T’WAS a mixed homecoming for Steve Spoljaric as he led Cranbourne away from perilous…
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Eagles over the hills
VSDCA South East – 1st XI Round 10 (day two) THE young Eagles soared highest but Endeavour Hills (240) also found itself just short of…
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