Sport
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Injured Hawk takes flight
By JARROD POTTER SENIOR football has finally cut Hawthorn’s Alex Woodward a little slack. The last two years have been an immense challenge for the…
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Lauren’s career up in the sky
By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG Rangers’ rising star centre Lauren Scherf has possibly the most hectic basketball schedule in Australia, but loves her time representing team,…
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Saturday dad at last
By JARROD POTTER AFTER 28 years playing the game he loved, including 18 seasons in the Dandenong District Cricket Association, Lyndale captain Rory Ingram called…
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Victory all part of Koca’s game
By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG City junior girls’ coach Gülcan Koca certainly had her players’ attention this week as she showed off a highly coveted Australian…
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Then there was four
By JARROD POTTER Buckley Ridges, Springvale South, Parkfield and Mordialloc will contest the DDCA Turf 1 finals after securing their passage into the post-season. HEINZ…
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Another Forsyth saga
By JARROD POTTER Victorian Premier Cricket – round 18 (week one) SINKING their teeth into the Magpies, the Panthers roared to 5/303 at stumps on…
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Pink for the ladies
By MICHAEL FLOYD SANDOWN Park turned pink last night for its annual Ladies’ Night, raising almost $20,000 for the McGrath Foundation. In what has quickly…
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Rangers badly burnt
By JARROD POTTER BACK-TO-BACK preliminary final losses have been inflicted on Dandenong by Townsville with the Fire off to Bendigo for the WNBL grand final…
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Five into three does go!
By JARROD POTTER OPPONENTS of Greater Dandenong Warriors Hockey Club now only need to fear three colours when they arrive at Bill Toon Playing Fields…
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City steps up
By JARROD POTTER DEVELOPING the next generation is the key reason for Aaron Healey joining the ranks at Dandenong City. Former Young Socceroo and Melbourne…
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Rangers’ loose the Spirit
By JARROD POTTER BENDIGO made it 10-wins-in-a-row against Dandenong, downing the Rangers 71-62 in a WNBL semi-final match dominated by the talls. The Spirit conceded…
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Panthers’ hopes alive
By JARROD POTTER Victorian Premier Cricket – Round 18 (week two) THE never say die Dandenong (297) cut down Northcote (120 and 151) in an…
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