Echuca Sport

Locals perform well at Bendigo tournament

FOUR Echuca-Moama tennis players have completed a dominant showing at the Bendigo International Pro Tour JT and AMT. Isabella Crossman, Josh Bavich, Philippa Bush and Jacob Haines brought home three tournament wins from six entries at the event last...

Andrew Johnston

School sporting teams earn places at state finals

SEVERAL of the twin towns school sporting teams have booked their place at the Victorian state finals after strong performances at the regional finals in Swan Hill. St Mary’s girls basketball team booked their trip to Melbourne following...

Brayden May

Nunn leads Blues on dominant first day

A FIVE-WICKET haul from Adam Nunn has put Tongala in the box seat after day one of their Goulburn Murray Cricket top-of-the-table clash with Cooma. Nunn bowled 10 maidens in his 15.3 overs, finishing with figures of 5/34 as he silenced Cooma’s top...

Andrew Johnston

Nunn leads Blues on dominant first day

A FIVE-WICKET haul from Adam Nunn has put Tongala in the box seat after day one of their Goulburn Murray Cricket top-of-the-table clash with Cooma. Nunn bowled 10 maidens in his 15.3 overs, finishing with figures of 5/34 as he silenced Cooma’s top...

Andrew Johnston

Moama brings locals home for 2020

MOAMA’S football team has unveiled a swag of new recruits for 2020, but the development of locals will continue to be a key part of the club’s plan going forward.

Andrew Johnston

Beehag to dominate the Murray this week

ARKHAM Asylum is on an incredible roll. Having already won October’s Grafton Bridge to Bridge and August’s Hawkesbury 110, Arkham added the Murray Darling 110 on Melbourne Cup weekend to their haul of 2019. On Saturday, they will look to add another...

Andrew Johnston

Echuca Moama criterium

THE racing season is well under way at the Echuca Moama Cycling Club’s criterium course. Finished in March this year at the Moama Velodrome, it places EMCC in the rare position of being one of few clubs to have their own course, with all EMCC...

Riverine Herald

Echuca to host Victorian State Titles

FEW events on the national calendar draw the quality of shooting the Victorian Clay Target Association’s State Carnival. Besides the nationals, it is the most competitive event of the year, with the best shooters from across the nation taking place...

Andrew Johnston

What’s on: this weekend in sport

Having missed out on a week of action due to the weather, Goulburn Murray Cricket will return this weekend with a top-of-the-table blockbuster.

Andrew Johnston

Tongala stay perfect in horrible conditions

TONGALA has proven it is the team to beat in this year’s Campaspe Valley Bowls Division (CVBD) weekend pennant following a 82-49 victory over Rich River on Saturday. On a weekend which saw heavy rain cancel most sporting events across the...

Brayden May

Leitchville-Gunbower heading north under new coach

LEITCHVILLE-GUNBOWER’S netballers are preparing for a charge up the Heathcote District Netball League ladder in 2020 after Ashley Bradley was announced as the club’s new A grade coach.

Brayden May

Lees and Vick to lead Bombers

THE structure of Echuca netball has undergone a complete re-design for the 2020 Goulburn Valley League season. The club has appointed Belinda Lees as its new head coach, with Stephanie Vick to take charge of the A grade side. Lees’ role will...

Andrew Johnston

Moama announce remaining netball coaches

MOAMA has announced its remaining netball coaches for 2020 following the appointment of Jodie Lake as A and B grade coach. Maggie Hamill is set to take charge of two sides in 2020 – continuing on as under 17s mentor while she will also lead C...

Brayden May

Junior Pirates shine at Swan Hill tournament

ECHUCA Pirates under 14 girls division one team has brought home the treasure after a stunning performance at the Swan Hill Basketball Tournament last month. After losing their opening game of the competition against the YM Lakers, Echuca soon found...

Brayden May

Matthew Noy wins medals at ICN Worlds

MATTHEW Noy is continuing to prove to himself he belongs on the bodybuilding circuit. After his success at the I Compete Natural (ICN) Victorian Championships several weeks ago, Noy has now shone on the world stage. Following a respectable...

Brayden May

Come and try outrigging

OUTRIGGING may not garner the attention of some other sports in the twin towns, but it is a sport where Echuca-Moama punches well above its weight. Members of the Echuca Inland Outrigger Canoe (EIOC) are regulars in national and international...

Andrew Johnston

Locals dreaming of Melbourne Cup win

WHILE Echuca Racing Club stages its Melbourne Cup meeting tomorrow, one Echuca-Moama syndicate of owners is preparing for the biggest two or three minutes of their lives. At Flemington. In the lead-up to the great race, several international horses...

Brayden May

Barrie Beehag to take centre stage in mid-November

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Riverine Herald

Col Pearse continues to rapid incline

WHEN Col Pearse dives into the pool, his goal isn’t always to beat his opposition, but sometimes himself. At the recent Australian Short Course Swimming Championships held in Melbourne, the 16-year-old won a bronze medal in the Men 12 and Over 100...

Brayden May