Sport
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Selection shows she’s good enough
By JARROD POTTER SOMETIMES the number of medals around your neck does not speak the most volume about your spirit. Even without the great success…
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Pedal for the medals
By JARROD POTTER AUSTRALIAN championship gold is the aim for Endeavour Hills rising-star cyclist Georgia Cummings. Cummings, 13, from Endeavour Hills, starred at the recently…
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Hockey – sport for Guys
By JARROD POTTER THE hockey gene in the Guy family is alive and thriving in their next generation of local hockey talent. Berwick siblings Rebecca…
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Shooting star reaches milestone
By JARROD POTTER KEEP an eye out for Boise State University’s Victorian basketball dynamo. The continuation of Endeavour Hills’ basketball success – spearheaded by NBA…
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Young champ’s a cut above
By JARROD POTTER LIFTING the shield as a national champion vindicated two years of hard work for Ashley Chandrasinghe. Chandrasinghe, from Narre Warren South, posted…
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Fighting art is a calming influence
By JARROD POTTER CRANBOURNE martial artist Ivan Kucera kept himself extremely busy last year. At the Victorian championships, Kucera played second in the forms veterans…
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Karate Kingi goes places
By RUSSELL BENNETT HAMPTON Park’s 15-year-old Ngaheretia Kingi has taken the karate world by storm, playing a huge role in putting Dandenong’s Shukokai dojo on…
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Tri-Codes lights up the track
IT WAS hard to know which way to look at the Cranbourne Racing Complex on Friday night when the local landscape lit up as greyhound,…
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Casey’s own a Vandal
By JARROD POTTER CASEY’S favourite Cavalier can’t wait to become a Vandal. Cranbourne basketball rising star Renae Mokrzycki, 20, has signed her intent to join…
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Berwick’s weapon passes Test
By JARROD POTTER BERWICK Cricket Club unveiled the premier signing of the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Twenty20 season on Wednesday night – bringing in…
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Swans spring surprises
By RUSSELL BENNETT CASEY-SOUTH MELBOURNE THE SWANS continue to loom as the surprise packets of this Victorian Premier Cricket season after an impressive home win…
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Damp day’s soggy performance
By RUSSELL BENNETT THE Blockbuster clash between West Gippsland Cricket Association Premier grade title aspirants Merinda Park and Kooweerup rests on a knife’s edge after…
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