Sport
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Miracles happen
By DAVID NAGEL Casey Cardinia Football League – round 3 KEYSBOROUGH’s spirit and resolve is about to be sternly tested after the Burra went down…
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Keeping gold in Victoria
By JARROD POTTER JUNIOR Dandenong Rangers Jack Perry and Mitchell Barry have earned selection in a prestigious representative basketball team. The 15-year-old basketball rising stars,…
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Our fallen Saint
In lieu of our regular sports coverage, The Dandenong Journal this week pays homage to soldier and sportsman Otto Lowenstern. JARROD POTTER delved into the…
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Elliott’s for the taking
By JARROD POTTER A FLYING Lion won her second Una Paisley Medal at last week’s Cricket Victoria Premier Cricket Awards night. Dandenong’s Sarah Elliott was…
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Goal-mania for City
By JARROD POTTER National Premier Leagues Victoria – round 4 WITH no love lost in this Greater Dandenong showdown, the much-wanted victory went Dandenong City’s…
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Rangers rise
By JARROD POTTER SEABL – round 4 THE defending champions are finally on the winner’s list after the Dandenong Rangers shot past Canberra in a…
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Tough for Titan
By MICHAEL FLOYD A BARNSTORMING finish helped Texas Titan storm into the $58,000 Group 2 Launching Pad at Sandown Park this Thursday night. Texas Titan…
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Batting up big time
By JARROD POTTER A STELLAR year spent on baseball diamonds across the country and the world was duly recognised for Endeavour Hills’ baseballer Ben Aslett.…
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Lights out… bed early for Burra
By JARROD POTTER CCFL – round 2 KEYSBOROUGH has had the plug pulled on its bright start to the season after going down to Cranbourne…
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Bull in a China shop
By JARROD POTTER Eastern Football League – round 2 DESPITE putting their wayward kicking boots on Saturday morning, Noble Park still managed to slot the…
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O’Hea heads for Europe
no room for bylines DANDENONG will have to find another on-court threat to replace the departing superstar Jenna O’Hea. O’Hea, 26, will be sorely missed…
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Still plenty of sting
By JARROD POTTER TAC Cup – round 4 WITH most of its bench decimated through injury, the remaining Dandenong Stingrays dug deep to run out…
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