SEVENTY men participated in our May Monthly Medal stroke event with Scott Anderson claiming the medal with a very handy 105 (38) 67 nett.

SUNDAY’S boxing event in Hamilton proved a big hit, with around 600 spectators at the Hamilton Showgrounds for the town’s first boxing event in eight years.

SOME of the biggest names in Australian bowling will descend on Portland Memorial Bowling Club this weekend for the club’s annual triples carnival.

IN perfect autumn weather, 90 bowlers in 30 teams organised by the match committee contested the Prime lamb tournament on Saturday

GLENTHOMPSON-DUNKELD has maintained its undefeated start to the Mininera and District Netball Association season with an emphatic victory against Moyston-Willaura at Dunkeld Recreation Reserve, 44 to 22.

TYRENDARRA worked extremely hard throughout the Western Victoria Female Football League encounter on Sunday in the clash against South Warrnambool; however, the class of a well drilled South Warrnambool outfit ran out comfortable winners 9.13 (67) to Tyrendarra 1.1 (7).

A BLUSH of green now colours the fairways following a small amount of rain and some dewy mornings, nonetheless we certainly need more rain to promote growth and soften the ground.

PENSHURST was not fazed to be on the road and pitted against the Mininera and District Football League reigning premier, Tatyoon, as the two sides met at Tatyoon Recreation Reserve with the Bombers raining goals all day long to claim victory, 20.19 (139) to 3.8 (26).

IT was a rare May meet at Western Speedway, but Bairnsdale’s Dillon Siely made it count, winning the Victorian Limited Sportsman’s Title on Saturday night.

PORTLAND’S division one men’s soccer team enjoyed a successful return to action in round one of the South West Victorian Football Association’s 2024 season, as they defeated Port Fairy 3-2.