Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazettePride of the young Lions awarded

Pride of the young Lions awarded

PAKENHAM Lions Junior Football Club’s presentation day, held on Father’s Day, was described as a huge success.
Teams from all grades received tropies.
Popular club member Rosie Wake received the coveted clubperson of the year award from president Andrew Muley.
The day started with the undernine age groups with activities held on the ground for all the children.
The boxing and sumo ring was popular with the older age groups, while the younger ones enjoyed the jumping castle.
This year the club has introduced a player’s honour board to note those who have played all of their junior football with the Lion cubs before moving on to the seniors.
Three players, Michael Wake, Adam Marchant and Chris Johnson have played from undernine, starting in 1997 to under16s – a total of about 394 games between them.
The club wished all three well as they move on to the seniors.
Also acknowledged was the effort of Under 10 player Jessie Dinnie in winning the league best and fairest.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Warriors get bounce back

Braden Venning and his Pakenham Warriors Youth Men just continue to elevate and improve. After being taught a resounding lesson by reigning premiers Kilsyth on...
More News

History here in the making

History is dripping from the pores of the Western Park Cricket Club after a demolition job of Drouin led the Parkers to a sweat-free...

Action ramping up across local hockey fields as season nears

Casey Hockey Club enjoyed its season launch last Saturday as anticipation builds for the Cannons’ 2026 season. There was a great turnout of people at...

Eagles soar back to Div 1

After being relegated six months ago Cranbourne has been handed a lifeline and will return to Division 1 of the Southern Football Netball League...

Stage is set for showcase

The Bloods or the Bears … that is the question. The Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 decider is set and it will be...

Council defies state government to reject new development approved under new planning laws

The council has defied the state government’s new planning laws to reject a housing development in Beaconsfield, with many councillors swayed by an impassioned...

Largest controversial council spend ever: $32M for IT system upgrade

Cardinia Shire Council has approved a budget of $32 million for an overhaul of its internal enterprise systems, marking the “biggest capital spend” in...

‘Not a defect’, says builder after homeowner’s dispute

A Berwick homeowner says a simple garage clean-up at his $550,000 townhouse has exposed a design issue, but the builder insists it is not...

Heartless thieves strike Aged Care

“Heartless thieves” have crossed the line in a country town, targeting an employee’s car while she cared for elderly residents during her night shift...

Pakenham Show excites in 115th year

It was another stellar year for the Pakenham Show, with friendly competition, rides and wonderful displays. The 115th Parklea Pakenham Agricultural and Horticultural Show was...

Many Cultures, One Community: Always Sunny

This Harmony Week, the Gazette is kicking off a new series exploring the many stories of people who have come from across the world...