It was a cracking weekend of sport in the region, with our photographers capturing all of the action.
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In Ovens and Murray football, Myrtleford snagged a close win against the Wodonga Raiders, while over in the netball at Wangaratta, the Panthers continued their winning form to defeat last year's premiers.
There was also plenty of action in the Hume, Tallangatta and Upper Murray leagues, with Brock-Burrum ending Obsorne's undefeated streak this season on the footy field.
And on Sunday, the Albury-Wodonga Steamers opened their winning account, securing their first for the season.
Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE and MARK JESSER
For the details:
- Brock-Burrum has ended Osborne's undefeated start to the season
- Yarrawonga's name players return to form in win over Wodonga
- North Albury's gutsy display in falling to Wangaratta Rovers
- Albury starts post-Peter German era with 90-point thumping of Roos
- Tallangatta easily account for disappointing Rutherglen
- Myrtleford nabs another thrilling win over Wodonga Raiders
- Brock-Burrum overpower Osborne to consolidate spot inside top-six
- Wangaratta's superior depth too much for outgunned Panthers
- Murray United concedes five goals in loss to Manningham United
- Spitfires men drop both matches in double-header against Central
- Bullioh full-forward Ash Murray kicks 15 goals in huge win over Border-Walwa
- High-flying Billabong Crows score first win over Howlong in 11 years
- Mitta United recover from slow start to beat reigning premier
- Murray Bushranger Dylan Clarke leads bold showing against GWS
- Murray Bushranger Abby Favell stars in courageous performance against Dandenong
- Albury Thunder "must improve" against gun teams after win over Junee
- Albury United star Alicia Torcaso scores four against Albury City
- Wodonga Saints grab fourth victory of Tallangatta netball season
- Albury United too strong for arch rivals Albury City in derby
- Hurst offers helping hand to send Bandits to four wins
- Steamers snare first win with six-point result against Griffith
- Bandits served up a loss at the hands of Ballarat at home
- Panthers pip Pies as shooters shine in the goal circle
- Doug Strang medallist Michael Newton fears pectoral injury is serious
Georgia Smith
Sports Journalist
