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Panthers speed up attack for 2010

SHIFTING WIDER: Daniel Martin is expected to move to lock for the Oanthers in 2010 to make use of his ball skills.

PANTHERS are hoping a change in style of play will lead to success.
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No bouncing back for Monto Roos

THE Monto Roos may never field a team again, after the club withdraws from the 2010 Burnett Premier League due to a player shortage.
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Bilo swimmers ready to make splash

BACKING THEMSEVLES: Biloela swimmers Mark Szonyi, Jemma Hancox and Cameron Gaw will represent Capricornia at the school Queensland selection trials at the end of the month.

THREE young Biloela swimmers will swim for glory in Capricornia teams at the state trials later in the month.
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Spin gone in five years - Jenner

IN A SPIN: Terry Jenner, legendary spin coach and Commercial Hotel Owner, fears spin will be dead in five years.

WORLD-RENOWNED spin coach Terry Jenner has claimed that spin will be a lost art in Australia within five years, due to the need to contain runs in Twenty20.
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One-dayers here to stay - Healy

NOT DEAD YET: Cricket great Ian Healy says One -dayers still have a place in the game.

TO steal an old saying, tales of the demise of one-day cricket have been greatly exaggerated, according to Biloela-raised former test wicket keeper Ian Healy.
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Panthers lose Purcival shield

OUT OF PUFF: Panthers players tested their fitness in the first game of the season and narrowly went down to the Bears in in Clermont at the weekend.

AN undermanned Panthers lost the Mick Purcival Shield in the last minutes of the first rugby league game of the season in Clermont at the weekend.
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Adamson happy as mate shines

CLINT Adamson backed up his words from last week that he was hungry for runs – it's just that another team mate was hungrier.
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CT journo bowled by skip

A BIT GREEN: Central Telegraph journalist Russel Guse, who rarely plays bowls, had a roll at the Crime Stoppers chairty bowls day on Saturday. His team was thrashed but a lot of fun was had.

THERE is a reason bowls is usually associated with older people – it means they have years of experience in the sport.
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Doug Walters makes trip to Biloela

LOVE TO HAVE A BEER WITH DOUG: Cricket legends Terry Jenner and Doug Walters were in Biloela this wee. Walters was the special guest of the Commercial Hotel, while Jenner is related to the pub's owners.

AUSSIE cricket legend Doug Walters was known as a man who would be out on the drink all night and come out the next day and hit a century.
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