Sport
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Cavaliers suffer ladder landslide
By JARROD POTTER HOW quickly tides can turn. Four weeks ago the Cavaliers men were flying – atop the ladder, clamping down on defence and…
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Carey skill leads City to win
By JARROD POTTER BERWICK City women’s soccer team overcame the loss of starting keeper Erin Hudson and two early opposition goals to rouse a 3-2…
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Cavaliers snatch victory from sure defeat
By JARROD POTTER SUSPENSEFUL was the only word needed to describe the Casey Cavaliers come-from-behind overtime win against the Warrnambool Mermaids 54-51. Down by nine…
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Cavaliers turn pink crusaders
By JARROD POTTER A NOBLE cause gained the support of the City of Casey’s premier basketball club this week with the Casey Cavaliers going pink…
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Cavs slump after loss
By JARROD POTTER CEDING top billing in Big V Division 2, the Casey Cavaliers men slumped in the last quarter against the surging Pakenham Warriors…
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Timbarra celebrates new ground in the Spirit of Football
By JARROD POTTER TIMBARRA Reserve opened on Sunday morning to the joy of all Timbarra Tornados footballers. Grey skies and a howling wind couldn’t stop…
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Break down for Casey
By JARROD POTTER CASEY men couldn’t curtail Mornington – conceding their highest opposition score of the Big V basketball season so far as the Breakers…
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Comets fall to earth
By JARROD POTTER FACING last season’s premiers, the Casey Comets failed to perform to their potential in a 1-3 loss on Friday night. In their…
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Cavaliers eye Big V Championship
By JARROD POTTER CAVALIERS’ men continue to push ahead in their pursuit of a Big V Championship while the women struggled to put away Coburg…
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Six of the best
By JARROD POTTER SIX players from the South East Juniors football league will represent Victoria Metro at the AFL Youth Girls National Championships, held in…
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Premium facility for Warriors
By BRIDGET SCOTT THE opening of a first class facility provided a new addition to Cranbourne’s sporting arena, Casey Fields. The Casey Field’s Rugby League…
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Bomb victims in runner’s thoughts
By DANNY BUTTLER IT’S been three years since Barry Rogers last ran the Boston Marathon, but news of the terror blast took him straight back…
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