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Mixed start for Panthers
Dandenong are off to a mixed start in the inaugural Victorian Super Slam, picking up a win but also two losses in an action packed…
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Rosters taking shape
The Dandenong Thunder are continuing to bolster their roster ahead of NPL 2019, with some solid new signings, line coaches and re-committed players down at…
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Community fixtures released
The Southern Football League will be looking to make it five wins in a row when they travel to take on Riddell Football League in…
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Colour matters for Team 11
From day dot, the Team 11 “brand” has always been green and black, colours that are common with the south-east of Melbourne. But, ahead of…
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Bucks remain undefeated
Buckley Ridges maintained its perfect start to the Dandenong District Twenty20 competition with a comprehensive victory against Narre South last Wednesday 28 November. The undefeated…
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Six Stingrays drafted
After claiming the 2018 TAC Cup premiership – the first in the club’s history – the Dandenong Stingrays capped off a terrific season with six…
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Geall’s Cup redemption
My Redeemer gave David Geall his biggest thrill in greyhound racing by winning the TAB Melbourne Cup at Sandown Park on Friday 23 November. In…
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White’s moving forward
By Nick Creely Buckley Ridges captain-coach David White harbours no regrets about his eight years as a first class cricketer. The 27-year-old South African compiled…
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Gun competitor strikes gold
Seventy-six year-old sharp-shooter John Dickens has hit a lucrative streak of gold. The Keysborough retiree returned from the international Pan Pacific Masters Games with two…
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Eagles are on the board
By Nick Creely Reigning premier Narre North continue to build their form after a barnstorming DDCA Turf 2 win against Parkmore Pirates at Wachter Reserve…
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Rangers snap their losing streak
The Dandenong Rangers ended their four-game losing streak in dominant fashion against the Bendigo Spirit on Friday night. Taking on the Spirit in Bendigo, Dandenong’s…
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Wells, Nanopoulos star in thrilling draw
By Nick Creely It was absorbing, intense Premier Cricket, with local rivals itching for bragging rights. Casey-South Melbourne and Dandenong battles haven’t held this much…
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