MAKE THIS YOUR HOMEPAGE! Friday, 5th December 2008 | 8:02 PM
Geoff Boyle will coach Ardmona next season on the 20th anniversary of his first stint in charge at the club. The 51-year-old will return to football coaching after some years out of the game and look to keep the Kyabram District Football League runner-up at the pointy end of the season. Boyle first coached at the Cats in 1989 when the club was at rock bottom and started to turn things around on...
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Bell move rings true
Golden Square has beaten a host of other Bendigo Football League sides for the services of Shepparton Swans midfielder Nathan Bell for next season. An electrician, Bell has been considering moving...Full Story
Stars to miss for Goulburn
Forced changes have hit Goulburn North East's women with five key players out of its Summer Zone League soccer match this weekend. Leading scorer Samantha McIntosh is on the list of outs for the...Full Story
Cricket : Axe falls following first up flounder Other Sport : Series points up for grabs at long course swimming meet | 1 Photo Basketball : Talented teams to contest huge hoops carnival | 1 Photo Tennis : Zarli zips into dual title chance with wins Tennis : No power play required | 1 Photo
Lightning interrupted part of the first round of the Australian PGA Championships at Coolum yesterday. Shepparton's Jarrod Lyle was one of many players not to complete his round. He was two-over after 11 holes when play was called to an end for the day. Lyle had four bogeys and just one birdie on the front nine, but he still had time for a smile as shown here with his caddie Mick Middlemo. More
» Football
Geoff Boyle will coach Ardmona next season on the 20th anniversary of his first stint in charge at the club. The 51-year-old will return to football coaching after some years out of the game and... More.
» Racing
Sundons Gift will look to become the second horse to win consecutive group 3 Cranbourne Trotters Cups (2585m) tomorrow night. Nagambie trainer Chris Lang's star seven-year-old will be seeking to... More.
» Basketball
A basketball extravaganza hits Shepparton tomorrow with 13 stadiums to be packed out with 150 teams and more than 300 matches. Players aged under-12 up to under-19 will battle for the Shepparton... More.