THE Hamilton Basketball Association season rolled on with round two games this week, including some big wins for Division 1 teams.

IT’S that time of year again, with the Hamilton Motorcycle Club’s Pony Express event set for today.

LOCAL junior cricketer Tighe Warburton has been making a name for himself throughout the past few years for his efforts primarily within Portland and the south west region of Victoria, but recently he has taken his talents international.

PENSHURST is flying high atop the Mininera and District Football League premiership ladder after the first two rounds of the 2024 season, having thrashed its first two opponents, but the Bombers will face their first real test when they travel to Tatyoon Recreation Reserve today.

THE wait might have been a little longer than expected, but Portland’s soccer teams are set for their first round of action tomorrow when they travel to Port Fairy to take on the Plovers in round one of the South West Victoria Football Association’s 2024 season.

WESTERN Speedway is gearing up for its final race meeting for the season today, with a full program of VSC classes, backing up the Victorian Limited Sportsman Championship, which has been postponed several times this season, in part due to the unseasonable weather.

THE forwards had a weekend dining out on some poor defence in round two of the Glenelg Region Hockey Association men’s and women’s division one games, with 41 goals netted across the six games played.

SIXTY-FOUR men participated in an aggregate stableford event, with father and son combination, Troy and Zac Elliott, taking out first place on a countback from George Mclean and Jan Kautsky, after both pairs scored 70 points.

HAMILTON KANGAROOS showed no mercy towards Cavendish in the round three derby match up in the Western Victoria Female Football League at Pedrina Park on Sunday, running out the game 31.20 (206) to 0.0 (0) winners.

“ON the road again, Just can't wait to get on the road again.”