Gus Underwood

2 days ago | southernriverinanews.com.au | Gus Underwood

His peers labelled him the “The Wiz’’ as a teenager, and it’s proving an appropriate tag. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The Wiz is Kyabram’s Kyle Mueller, who is in the prime of his sporting life and arguably the Goulburn Valley’s premier sportsman considering his deeds on both the cricket pitch and football field and beyond for the last 15 years.

2 days ago | sheppnews.com.au | Gus Underwood

His peers labelled him the “The Wiz’’ as a teenager, and it’s proving an appropriate tag. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The Wiz is Kyabram’s Kyle Mueller, who is in the prime of his sporting life and arguably the Goulburn Valley’s premier sportsman considering his deeds on both the cricket pitch and football field and beyond for the last 15 years.

2 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Gus Underwood

His peers labelled him the “The Wiz’’ as a teenager, and it’s proving an appropriate tag. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The Wiz is Kyabram’s Kyle Mueller, who is in the prime of his sporting life and arguably the Goulburn Valley’s premier sportsman considering his deeds on both the cricket pitch and football field and beyond for the last 15 years.

3 days ago | kyfreepress.com.au | Gus Underwood

Tongala hot-shot Steve Atkins has again defied Father Time to claim an Australian Trap Shooting Championship. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The 63-year-old Shepparton dental technician and Echuca Gun Club member upstaged the best clay shooters in Australia last week to win the National Single Barrel Championship at the Australian titles at Perth’s Whiteman Park’s Shooting Complex.

3 days ago | kyfreepress.com.au | Gus Underwood

The innings of arguably the best fast bowler to grace the ovals of the Goulburn Valley and northern Victoria is over. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Rushworth’s Mal McLeod died last Thursday, his 90th birthday. Mal was a wicket-taking fast bowler who regularly claimed 70 to 100 wickets a season when he was in his prime in the late 1950s and the early 1960s in the former Kyabram and District Cricket Association.