Journal
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McMaster tames the Tigers
By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET – ROUND 14 (Day 1) DANDENONG (1/52) is en route to an impressive upset victory after laying siege to…
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Last minute chance
By JARROD POTTER FATE played its part in a late Australian Opals call-up for Dandenong basketball star Sara Blicavs and she’s ready to seize this…
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Emily is her own sports star
By JARROD POTTER ROB Schneider might be a lot more locally relevant than just his bit-parts in Adam Sandler movies. After all, the American actor…
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Set to put on a show
By JARROD POTTER HE MAY have been picked just as a state schoolboys’ bowler but Cornish College student Jakob Woinarski is keen to show his…
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Not saluting this decision
I STRONGLY reject the official approval of the Greater Dandenong Council of the Vietnamese flag. What implication does it have to officially recognise a country’s…
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Forsyth’s double celebration
By JARROD POTTER WHILE a batsman usually celebrates milestones in centuries rather than acknowledging games played, Dandenong opener Brett Forsyth combined the two by smashing…
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Donnell set to smash Windies
By JARROD POTTER GETTING the call up to the Victorian Invitational XI was a great shock for Dandenong skipper Tom Donnell. Mostly because the Panthers’…
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State and more for Samason
By JARROD POTTER RETURNING to the Victorian colours for another year has Killester College’s Rahni Samason “over the moon”. With a wide array of netball…
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International experience to hone skills
By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG West all-rounder Jackson Collard traded Greaves Reserve for Dubai last month as part of Kevin Pietersen’s Cricket Academy. Collard, 15, from…
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Stockman counted on his connections
What’s In a Name What’s In a Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best-known street names. This week…
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Rangers scrape home by a nose
By Jarrod Potter WNBL – ROUND 10 REVIEW PROVING there are no free passes in the WNBL this season, Dandenong was pushed all the way…
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War weary
A AM writing this because I feel people need to understand more about war and why it needs to stop. Every second, innocent people are…
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