Triathletes battle the conditions
Gary Norman blitzed the field on the run leg during Echuca-Moama Triathlon Club’s Splash ‘n Dash to win the overall event at Winbi last Wednesday.
Fifty participants found the swim a challenge, with the water level dropping 30cm and swimmers having to battle mud.
Despite that, Steve Gray carved up the swim in 4:07 minutes, with the second fastest time checking in at 4:19 minutes.
Good riding conditions meant Ash Hall clocked an average ride speed of 41.74km/h over the 10km distance.
Others who rode well on the night included Luke Kenna, Bill Cathcart, Ray Hulands, Andrew Mackenzie, Brett Sands, Tristan Gerrish and Craig Sutton.
Echuca-Moama triathletes faced tough conditions.
A low river made ther swim leg harder than usual
Athletes push hard in the bike leg
Aaron off to G20 youth summit in Mexico
Aaron McNeilly of Kyabram is part of the Australian delegation attending the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit at Los Cabos, Mexico next month.
Walk to school to help health
National Walk Safely to School Day will be celebrated today throughout the Goulburn Valley, with local schools taking part.
Echuca suffers narrow defeat
One or two turnovers is all that cost Echuca a win in its A grade netball match against Euroa on Saturday, according to Murray Bombers’ coach Gina Pearson.
Campaspe Golf Club holes back in play
Members and visitors to Campaspe Golf Club can now play the full 18 holes, after work was completed following the January 2011 flood.
Kyabram bowlers sticking with Goulburn Valley
Kyabram will stay in the Goulburn Valley Bowls Division rather than switch to the Campaspe Bowls Association.
Tallarook development gets green light
15-lot residential subdivision on the way between the town and the Hume Fwy.
Tribute to Finley's Ken Gardiner
Finley man Ken Gardiner recently celebrated his 70th birthday with friends and family from across the country. His daughter-in-law Joanne wrote this loving tribute about Ken’s life - and his amazing dedication to the Finley community - so far.
Tributes flow for organ donation campaigner
Heathcote residents, who had the pleasure of meeting David Gough in February this year as he passed through Heathcote on his journey to raise awareness for organ donation, will be saddened with the news of his death due to a motorcycle collision early this month.
Kate's magical overseas odyssey ends
Cobram woman Kate Wright shares the final installment of her travel diary with Cobram Courier readers. Kate spent several weeks travelling overseas, including in Turkey and beyond.
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Decision pending after all-in brawl ends match
No one knows who won Deniliquin's match against Bendigo in rugby union on Saturday.
Fonterra cites demand for farmgate rise
Fonterra Australia last week announced it will be increasing its farmgate milk price for its Victorian and Tasmanian farmer suppliers.
Historic racing returns to Winton
The 36th Historic Winton event will see a weekend of racing starting on May 25.
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