Sport
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Cavaliers downed but it’s all good
By JARROD POTTER THE younger Cavaliers men could not overcome Keysborough on Sunday afternoon, downed 66-92 in the BIG V Youth Men 2 semi-final. The…
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Medal sure shots
By JARROD POTTER BOTH battling their way into their respective medal matches, Berwick shooters Laetisha Scanlan and Lalita Yauhleuskaya were able to overcome their troubles…
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Rolleston could be Rising star
By JARROD POTTER GIVING his all for rugby union has always inspired Reuben Rolleston. Rolleston, 23, from Cranbourne North, has flourished in his return to…
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Cav Lara calls it quits
By JARROD POTTER LIFE off the basketball court started calling a little too loudly for Casey Cavaliers’ mainstay Lara Pauline to ignore. Pauline, 27, from…
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Hallam boys earn respect in NSW
VICTORIAN rugby schoolboys have never gone as far as the Hallam Senior College rugby team has just achieved. Playing in the GIO Trophy Country Cup…
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Comets soar over Eagles
By JARROD POTTER CASEY Comets showed their true Women’s Premier League capabilities in a 6-1 demolition of Boroondara Eagles. Facing former team-mate Alex Gummer’s Eagles,…
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Casey aims for flag glory
By JARROD POTTER A MINOR championship and bragging rights as the top team in Big V Division 2 isn’t enough for the Casey Cavaliers. The…
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Medal sure shots
By JARROD POTTER BOTH battling their way into their respective medal matches, Berwick shooters Laetisha Scanlan and Lalita Yauhleuskaya were able to overcome their troubles…
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Black and gold… and White
By JARROD POTTER STRIDING out in the black and gold for the first time, Beaconsfield’s Brandon White was finally rewarded with his TAC Cup debut.…
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Fired up for finals
By DAVID NAGEL LOCKED and loaded. THE five teams that will compete for this year’s Casey Cardinia league crown have been decided after Beaconsfield ended…
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No fading memory
By JARROD POTTER TAY Clayton’s sport’s journey hit a new high as she was part of a national championship winning football team. Clayton, 15, from…
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Heart of the Eagle beats
By JARROD POTTER Victorian Woman’s Football League THE dream remains alive for Cranbourne VWFL to make finals following a 20-point win over Darebin. Despite only…
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