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Darts champion is a humble hotshot
IT has been a remarkable year for Beverford’s national darts champion Justin Thompson. With an Australian championship already under his belt, he topped 2022 off…
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Thanks for the memories, say Quambatook stalwarts
WHEN we reflect on the Central Murray region’s 2022 season in 20 years’ time, one story will stand out. One of the region’s storied clubs,…
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CMFNL Grand Final Mega Poster
Looking for a keepsake from the CMFNL Grand Final? The Mega poster published in Gannawarra Times is now available to purchase in Photo Sales. Subscribe or…
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Faultless season achieved
SWAN Hill’s talented under 14.5 team capped a perfect unbeaten season with a convincing Grand Final win over Lake Boga on Saturday morning. The Swans…
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Magpies swoop on Blues
LAKE Boga triumphed in the Colts grand final on Saturday, defeating Kerang 11.6.72 to 4.7.31 The Magpies got their revenge on the Blues after a…
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Tigers hold on in reserves thriller
“Wins don’t come any better than that.” That was the reaction of elated Woorinen reserves captain Kyle Steicke after his team’s thrilling two-point win over…
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Ten moments that mattered
First quarter 18th minute – Jack Daglish gets taken high in the middle of the ground and quickly handballs off to Bryce Curnow. Curnow’s long…
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Leading the way
When the final siren sounded at 5.13pm on Saturday afternoon, there were two players wearing navy blue who were leading the celebrations – albeit at…
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Leading from the front
Not only can Kerang’s Josh Nitschke add three-time premiership player and premiership captain to his list of achievements – but he can also include VCFL…
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Kerang deny Cohuna to win eighth flag in 11 years
KERANG cemented themselves as the Central Murray’s powerhouse club, defeating the Cohuna Kangas by 10 points in Saturday’s grand final. The win gave the Blues…
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