Heat dashes hopes
KOOWEERUP BOWLS
THE final round of Saturday pennant proved to be an anti-climax, especially for Division 1 and Division 6 teams with the excessive heat...
Beat that… eat dirt
DROUIN GOLF
The Don Piner Memorial two-person ambrose on Saturday produced a runaway win for Ryan Hammond and Brendon Lockhart.
The pair left the rest...
Right-handed advantage unfair
CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF
THE annual ‘Lefties versus Righties’ stableford event was played on Saturday at Cardinia Beaconhills with two teams of 11 players competing for...
Challenge win at home
DROUIN LADIES’ GOLF
Last Tuesday was the annual Drouin/Garfield Challenge, and this year it was played at Drouin. The clubs again wish to thank Brian...
A good swim… spoiled
GARFIELD GOLF
THE weather for the weekend was the complete opposite to last week’s heavy rain, with hot and humid conditions the order of...
I can see Cleary now!
GARFIELD BOWLS
ON SATURDAY Garfield Division 2 played Morwell at the Morwell Club in a preliminary final. Sadly with two wins and two losses the...
Left handers rule
BERWICK MONTUNA GOLF
MARK Clydesdale crafted an impressive one-under-par 68 in the first round of the Berwick Montuna club championships on Saturday to signal that...
Sip slip-up!
Whoops! There was a bit of a slip-up in our last Beer O’Clock featuring former West Gippsland Football League president Bill ‘Doc’ Doherty and...
The rise of Riseley
By RUSSELL BENNETT
HARKAWAY’S own Olympic track and field star Jeff Riseley has added another title to an already glittering sporting resume.
He won the 800-metres...
Garrad to the limits
Pakenham Auto Club (PAC) member Ray Garrad driving a Peugeot 405 proved too good for the opposition this year, taking first place in Class...
West Gippsland Tennis Association
MIDWEEK LADIES
ROUND 3: Pakenham 6-48 d Bunyip Purple 0-15. Officer 4-42 d Maryknoll Red 2-32. Maryknoll Blue 5-44 d Bunyip Orange 1-30. Nar...
Some like it hot
By JARROD POTTER
THE heat set in for Melbourne’s intra-club match at Casey Fields on Thursday, but signs for the club were equally as bright...
People in Profile: Publishing her dreams
While most teens are dreaming about the future, Isabella is already living hers, publishing a novel while still in Year 9. Gazette journalist Afraa...
