Tag: Sport
Stingrays’ blow Cannons away
By JARROD POTTER
HOPE is a hard feeling to maintain when staring down defeat.
Dandenong had its season on the line approaching the last term in...
Following their dreams
V8 UTES driver Stephen White - or ‘White dog’ as he is more affectionately known - hasn’t walked an easy path towards the top...
Stealing the Thunder
By JARROD POTTER
PORT Melbourne Sharks thundered past Dandenong - making the most of two first-half opportunities to snare a 2-0 victory at George Andrews...
Brittons’ winning spree
By MICHAEL FLOYD
THE Britton family’s recent dominance of Sandown Park continued last Thursday night when the family claimed five of the 12 races on...
SEABL Awards Night
DANDENONG Rangers’ successful SEABL year was rewarded by judges, umpires and peers at the SEABL Awards Night on Saturday.
The grand-final bound Daequon Montreal -...
AFL: Long haul from draft to debut
By JARROD POTTER
EVERY AFL player takes a different path to their debut - as two Dandenong Stingrays alumni, Darren Minchington and Taylor Garner, discovered last...
Friends swap top memories … and jumpers
By ALECIA PINNER
CHILDHOOD neighbours and close friends Brian “Bishop” Ford and Kevin Shinners became rivals when Oakleigh clashed with Dandenong in the 1972 VFA...
Early scare, Burra home
By DAVID NAGEL AND JARROD POTTER
KEYSBOROUGH’S season clicked into the acceptable category on Saturday after the Burra scored their fifth win of the year...
Fogarty bows out
By JARROD POTTER
WIN, lose or draw, Noble Park coach Mick Fogarty went into Saturday’s clash against Balwyn knowing he’d tell the team he wouldn’t...
Sabres rattle Rays to clinch championship
By JARROD POTTER
DANDENONG’S sublime basketball season in the inaugural Victorian Youth Championship came to a halt on Sunday afternoon - downed by Sandringham in...
Gardiner impresses on graduation
By JARROD POTTER
SWITCHING aquatic allegiances for a round, Dandenong Stingrays’ forward Nathan Gardiner got to take the next step in his football development as...
Cougars no match for Thoroughbreds
By JARROD POTTER
NEEDING a win to keep their season alive, Keysborough could only manage one successful quarter - being blown away from there by...
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Mayor on the May meeting
With the upcoming May Casey council meeting to be held in person, Mayor Stefan Koomen said that the decision to put a cap on...
