Sports
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Guessing game on bowls spots
Division one Highlands pennant bowls saw the top four sides chalk up victories, but speculation continues over which teams will eventually gain the double chance with three rounds remaining before the semi-finals.
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Centuries flow – run chase on
The sun shone and runs flowed freely in three of the four McIntyre Cup 1sts matches on Saturday
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Locals chase Woodend Cup
The 2024 Massey Ferguson Woodend Cup is the feature event on a 10-event race card at Kyneton this Saturday, February 3. And three Macedon Ranges-trained gallopers are in the Cup field. Topweight Station One, from the Liam Howley stable, will be out to take his record to four Cup wins, having previously won the 2022…
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Rangers take centre stage
Kyneton District Soccer Club players were given centre stage at the double header at AAMI Park last Thursday.
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Hectic finish to Cup
A flying finish saw favourite Friday At Five storm home to overhaul rank outsider Jefferson in the 2024 bet365 Hanging Rock Cup on Australia Day.
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Easy for top sides
Gisborne, with skipper Jarryd Vernon scoring a second successive century, and Romsey still remain unbeaten in McIntyre 1sts cricket with the countdown on to semi-finals time.
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Bowls battle hots up
The battle for top place in Highlands division one pennant bowls is no closer to being resolved.
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New basketball club forms
Romsey Lancefield United is the official name for a brand new basketball club that elected its inaugural club leaders at a meeting on Thursday evening.
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Way’s 141 rescues Redbacks
Inspiring Romsey captain-coach Ben Way has done it again – rescuing his side from a precarious position.
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CDCA claims Girls Cup
Castlemaine and District Cricket Association’s U16 girls are celebrating after claiming the Western Victoria Girls Cup in Hamilton.
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Fast-paced action in CDCA
Castlemaine District Cricket Association A Grade and A Reserve sides wrapped up day two of round nine encounters last Saturday.
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Big future for Giants
Gisborne Giants Football Netball Club is preparing for what may be its most important season yet since forming back in 2016.