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Well played, Mr Jukes
Prahran Cricket Club is mourning the death of legendary administrator David Jukes, who served on the committee for 50 years.
Ex-Magpie assistant new Old Trinity coach
A member of Nathan Buckley’s support team at Collingwood will steer Old Trinity in VAFA Premier next year.
Ten new cricket managers for CV
Hiring after firing: Cricket Victoria is busy filling positions lost in staff cuts when Covid hit last year.
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Cobras miss last bite against Glen Eira
Canterbury fell agonisingly short in its quest to take down top-of-the-table Glen Eira in their Division 3 clash at the Canterbury Sports Ground on Saturday.
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Falcons consigned to cutthroat final
AFTER occupying the Division 2 top two for most of the season, Lilydale will need to defy recent history if it is to win this year’s premiership.
Express steams home
Boroondara Express wrapped up its Victorian Netball League championship division season with a hefty win over Ariels at the State Netball Hockey Centre on Wednesday night.
Saints wish for a few more games
Southern Saints wrapped up their Victorian Netball League championship division season with a win that left coach Jade Heinrich wishing there was just a few more furlongs to the finishing post.
Tigers outline plans for 2019
HIGH-profile coach Rodney Eade will remain at Balwyn in 2019, with the Tigers revealing how they plan to rebuild after missing finals for the first time in 23 years.
Finals a ‘non-negotiable’ for Saints in 2019
NORTH Ringwood says finals will be a “non-negotiable” in 2019, eyeing its first top-tier finals series since 1991 after falling below expectations this year.
Hail, lightning lashes Pinks Reserve
WILD weather forced the Kilsyth and Surrey Park Eastern Football League to be suspended for nearly 20 minutes as storms lashed Melbourne.
That one day in August
The Victorian Amateur Football Association’s women’s ranks are setting themselves for the biggest day of the year with a bumper Sunday of premiership-deciders.
Ts tighten grip on fourth
Old Trinity has been fighting to stay in the top four for most of the Premier season and, finally, they’ve earned some breathing space.
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