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UK duo pitch in for Aussie juniors
Lloyd Lambert ticked all the boxes Roxburgh Park Broadmeadows Cricket Club wanted in a development coach. Vice captain at his club, Basildon and Pitsea, in…
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Belting for erratic Bees
Werribee was left to rue a lack of consistency against Glenroy in its second match of the Bowls Victoria pennant season. After thrashing Moonee Ponds…
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Rearguard falls short
Wyndham Vale fell three runs short of victory against Footscray United in the opening round of the Victoria Turf Cricket Association’s west A1 competition on…
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Coach, new blood fire up the Giants
Werribee Giants coach Justin Charles is confident his side will be in the mix come finals time in Baseball Victoria’s Summer League division 2. The…
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Cats get off the mark
Hoppers Crossing got its first-ever win in Sub-District Cricket on Saturday, but not without a fright. After the off-season move from Victorian Turf, Cats…
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Jets sign up new coach
Sunbury Jets have turned to the experienced Andrew Summerville to take over the reins of the Sunbury Jets’ Big V division 1 men’s team. The…
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Hanson caps stellar year with top honour
Matt Hanson wasted no time making an impression at Werribee Tigers. The hard-tackling inside midfielder from Tasmania took out the 2015 Bruce Montgomery Trophy for…
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Dean can smile again
The nervous nineties are a staple of cricket folklore. For Matt Dean, the one-hundred-and-thirties have taken on a significance all their own – of part…
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Jolley takes out fourth Callaham Medal
Williamstown’s premiership captain, Ben Jolley (pictured), has won a record-equalling fourth Gerry Callahan Medal. The tough-as-nails onballer polled 87 votes in the VFL club’s best…
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Big margins rule at finale
While the weekend belonged to the AFL, there were plenty of Brimbank-based clubs chasing grand final glory in the Western Region Football League this season.…
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Tigers primed for early start
Werribee’s players would have been ready for action if the season had started yesterday. The Tigers won’t be using the early start to the…
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Werribee’s ‘unexpected’ marathon champ
Rob Pope settled into life in Werribee to work as a vet. When he’s not saving animals, he’s burning up the bitumen as he prepares…
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