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Wooden says allegiance is rock-solid
20/08/2008 | HULKING front-rower Grant Wooden yesterday pledged his allegiance to Brothers and denied his decision to sign with Wagga rival Kangaroos would have an impact on his form leading into the Group Nine finals.
20/08/2008 | OUTGOING Tumbarumba captain-coach Matt Rose yesterday admitted his playing future was “up in the air” but claimed there was still a possibility he would remain in Group Nine next season.
Balmont proves Sin is no obstacle
20/08/2008 | WAGGA trainer Trevor Sutherland could not be happier with the progress of exciting filly Balmont after she took out the William Farrer 3YO Open Handicap (1200m) at Murrumbidgee Turf Club yesterday.
20/08/2008 | LEADING Sydney trainer Paul Fitzpatrick will headline an all-star line-up at Wagga Harness Racing Club’s night of nights on Saturday.
‘he tried so hard’
20/08/2008 | WAGGA’S triathlon superstar Brad Kahlefeldt may be disappointed with his finish in Beijing yesterday but his family remains proud as punch.
Region stops for home-grown hero
19/08/2008 | WAGGA has been hit by Brad Kahlefeldt fever.
19/08/2008 | TUMBARUMBA is on the lookout for a new captain-coach for next season after the club decided against reappointing Matt Rose for a fourth term.
19/08/2008 | DRUG cheats are everywhere at the Olympic Games. They’re certainly everywhere an Australian athlete is beaten for a gold medal or for a place in a final etc.
OUR BRAD TO BATTLE IN BEIJING
19/08/2008 | WAGGA has thrown its collective support behind hometown hero Brad Kahlefeldt in his bid to become the city’s first ever Olympic Games gold medallist.
Heath soldiers on in marathon effort
18/08/2008 | THE air was clear and fresh and there was no horde of flag-waving onlookers, but Albury soldier Wayne Heath was a marathon champion in his own right yesterday.
Wooden is set to sign with Roos
18/08/2008 | CHAMPION country prop Grant Wooden will today sign a long-term contract to coach Wagga Group Nine club Kangaroos next season.
18/08/2008 | OSBORNE strengthened its Hume League premiership credentials with 16.15 (111) to 5.8 (38) win over Lockhart in blustery conditions at Osborne Sportsground on Saturday.
Waratahs advance to preliminary final
18/08/2008 | MINOR premier Waratahs advanced to the SIRU preliminary final by beating a gallant Young 27-14 at Conolly Rugby Park on Saturday.
Junee hot contender for title
18/08/2008 | JUNEE further proved its Group Nine premiership credentials by toppling fellow contender Brothers 22-16 at Wagga Cricket Ground yesterday.
18/08/2008 | RIVERINA Football League club Eastern Hawks will meet in the next two weeks to discuss a possible switch to the Farrer League.
Full of character
18/08/2008 | ARIAH Park pacer Hes A Character surged into contention for next Saturday's $30,000 Carnival of Cups Final after a most impressive heat victory at Wagga yesterday.
Demons to get better
15/08/2008 | COLLINGULLIE-Ashmont-Kapooka is refusing to ease off full throttle and will focus on perfecting its game ahead of the Farrer League finals, influential Demons midfielder Brad Aiken has revealed.
No second chances for MCUE
15/08/2008 | MANGOPLAH-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes captain-coach Nick Smith yesterday expressed his disappointment in the Goannas and the must-win position they find themselves in two weeks out from finals.
15/08/2008 | HUME League appears certain to remain a 15-team competition for the 2009 season after several teams from the Picola and District League showed no interest in joining the competition.
15/08/2008 | AS much as we are all enjoying the Olympic Games, I think it is time the International Olympic Committee (IOC) re-evaluated its stance on what sports, events and disciplines qualify to be at the games.  | CommentsComments (2)
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