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The Latrobe City Pacers Score Goals Online

New website for Gippsland's elite basketball team

By Emma Kae - 16th May 2002 - Back to News

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The Latrobe City Pacers, widely respected throughout the Valley for their smooth moves on the basketball court, have recently taken a little time to practice the art of creating a great new website. The site, which includes all that you ever wanted to know about the Pacers, from the ladder and results to the events calendar and the colour of Vashon Weaver’s toothbrush (just kidding).

The website is informative, easy to navigate and entertaining for even the sports-illiterate. You can meet the team, learn about the ‘let’s get physical’ program, read the latest in Pacer news or become a supportive member of the team. One can only assume that with such a great website behind them, we can expect dynamite on the basketball courts!

Click here to visit the Latrobe City Pacers website.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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