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GVL football | round 17 | Mansfield v Kyabram preview

Kyabram begins the final six-week block of its Goulburn Valley League season in the high country tomorrow, where it will take on Mansfield looking for a 17th straight win.

Alex Mitchell

Kyabram product Brett Deledio retires

Veteran Brett Deledio has called time on his decorated 15-year-career with the two-time All Australian set to retire at the end of the 2019 season. Deledio has had stellar career, playing 274 games and kicking 197 goals for Richmond and the GIANTS...

Kyabram Free Press

Girgarre out of finals race

by Gus Underwood

Kyabram Free Press

Girgarre out of finals race

by Gus Underwood

Kyabram Free Press

Gig comeback kids

by Aydin Payne

Aydin Payne

Barnett brings it for Big V

TALENTED young Kyabram footballer Charlie Barnett certainly earned his stripes with his state earlier this month, helping Victoria to a win at the School Sports Australia (SSA) Australian Football Championships in Tasmania.

Kyabram Free Press

Lions raise hope

Stanhope’s odds of playing finals football have shortened to Winx-like territory after its come-from-behind win against Undera on Saturday afternoon. On a muddy Undera Recreation Reserve, the Lions kicked the final five goals of the match to...

Aydin Payne

How much is Peter Walsh worth?

CONSTITUENTS in the Murray Plains electorate will have the chance to decide how much MP Peter Walsh is worth thanks to a new tribunal set up by the Victorian Government.

Kyabram Free Press

Rushworth Speedway season roars in

THE Rushworth Speedway season will roar to life on October 19 and carry on late into May next year.

Kyabram Free Press

Ky motorbike riders go off-road in the red centre

LOCAL motorbike riders Tim Sherman, Jamie Soares and Scott Collins recently competed in the Finke race in the Northern Territory – one of Australia’s most difficult off-road courses in one of the most remote places in the world.

James Arbuthnott

Every team’s a winner!

THE Kyabram Netball Association (KNA) was unstoppable on Sunday, winning the grand final in every section at the Golden City tournament in Bendigo.

Kyabram Free Press

Wombats dig in but can’t nab win

LANCASTER gave Nagambie a good run for its money but lost while Murchison-Toolamba and Avenel won vital encounters against Stanhope and Merrigum respectively in Saturday’s 14th round of Kyabram District Football League games.

Kyabram Free Press

Great pride in ‘deadly’ dresses

WEARING Undera’s new dress detailing the golden lines of the Goulburn River flowing through the land to support local communities and farmers, goal attack and goal shooter Janaya Stewart is one of three proud Indigenous players in her team.

James Arbuthnott

Tonny makes a finals statement

IF TONGALA wants to be taken seriously as a top finals contender, this was the way to do it.

Andrew Johnston

Barnes gets the Gig, with Tucker to bow out

BILL Barnes will be Gigarre’s senior football coach for 2020 after Shannon Tucker announced his decision to step down on Monday.

Holly Tregenza

Blossoming Blues cruise by Barooga

IF AT the start of the year you offered Tongala a finals spot, they would have definitely taken it. With three weeks to go, it’s more than a smokey.

Andrew Johnston

Ky crushes second-placed Echuca to firm as flag favourite

KYABRAM brushed aside another premiership contender in Saturday’s GVL indigenous round, cruising to a 41-point win over Echuca at Victoria Park, Echuca.

Kyabram Free Press

So many golden memories

FIFTY of Rushworth’s finest basketballers and footballers of 1969 got together on Saturday to celebrate 50 years since winning multiple premierships in the Heathcote League. The Football Club won twin flags with the Under 15 team finishing third, as the Basketball Club took the A grade pennant, with the B graders finishing runners-up. (The name basketball was officially altered to netball in 1970.)

Tyler Maher

Ky mixes it with powerful Echuca

THE Bombers couldn’t get a win on Saturday but a great showing of talent from a number of key players left a distinct sense that Ky isn’t too far off the pace.

Holly Tregenza