AFL Victoria backs recommendations
AFL Victoria has supported a recommendation to transfer clubs from the Alberton Football-Netball League into the Mid Gippsland league next year.
Up for the challanege
While most people would associate Fiji with palm trees, beaches and coconuts, local couple Rob and Kathryn Preston explored another part of the tropical nation as competitors on a worldwide adventure racing competition.
Sale meet used for spring preparations
Trainers will be taking their horses to Sale on Thursday with an eye on their spring campaigns.
Virus hits beach volleyball season
After a successful 2019 season in which the Stetson beach volleyball team reached sixth in the American National Collegiate Athletic Association rankings, Maffra's Rebecca Ingram was viewing the 2020 season with high expectations.
Lochend Ocky a winner at Moe
Lochend Ocky, trained by Paul Worthington at Sale, won at Moe on Saturday.
SMCA grounds under the microscope | Stephenson Park
Taking an in-depth look at SMCA historical evidence from recent seasons, the Gippsland Times has crunched the numbers to see if there is anything from a statistical point of view that could prove insightful.
Racing to continue
Horse and greyhound racing will continue in Victoria, despite the increasing in restrictions across the state.
Changes to GCL format
Because of cost cutting measures, the Gippsland Cricket League season for seniors and under 18s has been revamped into a two-pool competition for the 2020-21 season.
Rietschel joins Melbourne
While most people are currently trying to get out of Melbourne, Stratford cricketer Jack Rietschel has headed down to enter a new chapter in his career.
Community sport suspended
UPDATED | Local sports competitions have been suspended or ceased because of the introduction of stage three restrictions across regional Victoria.
Gippy League season stopped
The Gippsland League came to a grinding halt at the weekend after just three rounds.
COVID concerns prompt Maffra withdrawals
Maffra footballers and netballers travelling to Leongatha Saturday morning were met with a "heart says yes, head says no" conundrum, after seeing a report detailing a suspected coronavirus case at nearby Korumburra Secondary College.





