The theory of Power
BY BRYAN MITCHELL
TAC CUP
REVIEW - ROUND 15
THE Power was switched on Saturday keeping its season theoretically alive with a 24-point win over Northern Knights.
For...
The hills are alive
By JARROD POTTER
THE hills of Dromana proved no challenge for the local contingent in this season’s opening mountain bike round of the Victorian Schools...
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 Berwick,...
Cobras could bite our butt…
By RUSSELL BENNETT
ELLINBANK AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE
PREVIEW - ROUND 16 WEST DIVISION
KOOWEERUP v CORA LYNN
EVEN the most casual of EDFL West fans would...
Saints enter the scene
By RUSSELL BENNETT
THE greatest strength of Australia’s national game is its ability to bring people together - to feel a part of something, to...
Talent spotter sign-up
By JARROD POTTER
ALTHOUGH he didn’t win The Recruit, or even finish in the top 13, the experience itself was life-changing for Luke Cody.
Cody, 21,...
Following the rainbow
By JARROD POTTER
THE time has almost come for Courtney Field to get set in the starter’s blocks and challenge the world.
Field, 17, from Berwick,...
Footy girls take centre stage
By JARROD POTTER
LOCAL players; national stage.
The School Sport Victoria (SSV) Australian Football Girls’ 16-and-under team resembles a South East Juniors interleague side with five...
No magic in the mud for Eagles
By JARROD POTTER
Victorian Women’s Football League
CRANBOURNE was left to wallow in more ways than one after its 17-point loss to Knox.
In VWFL Division-1 action,...
Toby’s reality… a Charger
By JARROD POTTER
HE’S much more of a footballer than just that 10-second video clip doing the rounds of social media.
While the Australian football community...
From complete control to outa control
By JARROD POTTER
VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
REVIEW - ROUND 15
A LATE game fade away against Frankston summed up Casey’s season - good in patches, but unable...
Bailley’s in the running
By JARROD POTTER
NOT unlike most 10-year-olds, Bailley Morrell likes to run around in the mud.
But in contrast to others his age, Morrell’s time slopping...
Hallam hold the premiership keys heading into the bye
The one-horse-race grew legs on the weekend in Southern Division 4 football.
Hallam is wasting no time in its goal of being promoted, cleaning up...
