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Another rain-affected weekend saw limited action on day two of round four matches in Sale-Maffra cricket.

Chris Laverty will coach the Sale senior team for the next Gippsland League football season

Sale Croquet Club would love to see some new members join the club.

The weather could again turn nasty on Saturday as teams in Sale-Maffra cricket enter day two of round four matches.

Sale Primary School student Cassie Farley won the under 10 girls' 800 metres at the state schools athletics championships.

Sale United Football Club's Anouk Meereboer was named Football Victoria's Female Coach of the Year during the recent FV Community In Business Awards.

Sale Football-Netball Club senior games record holder and life member Chris Laverty has been appointed senior coach of the Magpies for season 2020.

Sale trailed Warragul after each quarter of its Country Basketball League women's match on Saturday night, but was in front when it mattered most.

As many games across Gippsland were either washed-out or rained-affected on Saturday, Boisdale-Briagolong made the most of the opportunity to get onto the park, and racked up a huge score of 6-337 against Longford to go into stumps on day one in round four of Sale-Maffra cricket in control.

Wintry conditions on Sunday took some of the enjoyment out of the first leg of the Gippsland Cricket League women's twenty20 double-header, as players, umpires and scorers had to contend with passing showers, freezing winds and frequent interruptions to play at Morwell.

Wet weather will hopefully clear for Sunday's Sale Cup at Greenwattle Racecourse.

Longford will fancy its chances when it travels to Briagolong, as the two-day fixtures get underway in Sale-Maffra cricket.