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Looking back on 2025 – July-December

Port Lincoln won the division two Pedler Shield at the Pedler Cup. Back: Coach Ana Ackland, Sachi Foster, Sophie Gray, Naekirye Porta, Sophie Jones, Sybella Cragg-Sapsford, manager Teresa Cragg-Sapsford; front: Indie Hollamby, Harmony Sincock, Jekoa Allen and Lily Freeman. (Bev Story: 488626_05)

- Lincoln Districts triumphed as Eyre Peninsula’s burgeoning footy talent graced Wudinna for the latest edition of the fabled Kinlough […]

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