O’Dea represents at national competition
Having dominated the first half of the Port Lincoln cricket season with scores of 178 not out and 121, Southern Eyre South’s Liam O’Dea...
Playoff decides winner
A playoff was needed to determine a winner in Port Neill Bowling Club’s men’s fours tournament earlier this month.
Three Southern Eyre sides won all...
Eastern Eyre retains shield
An undefeated Eastern Eyre side celebrated back-to-back triumphs in the Henderson Shield B grade, defeating Port Lincoln by 22 runs in an entertaining final...
Glass water for Raiders
Saturday morning was one of those magical times when the water in the Port Lincoln marina presented a mirror image and there was no...
Cool, clean sweep for Coastal Chill
The latest round of A grade Port Lincoln volleyball saw a bit of everything.
Coastal Chill impressed as it claimed a cool clean sweep against...
Orienteers ready for first street event
The Lincoln Orienteers group is gearing up with excitement for its first event for 2024, with the popular Street Park series set to get...
Squaws remain undefeated after close win
Squaws remained undefeated after narrowly defeating Shields in what could be described as the Port Lincoln softball A grade game of the year, while...
New series brings clubs together
Dirt circuit competitors from three Eyre Peninsula clubs will strut their stuff in a new series starting in March.
The EP Tri Series will involve...
Roberts rolls to B grade victory
A total of 76 men took to the Port Lincoln Golf Club course on Wednesday, January 17, to play in the stableford competition.
Jarred...
Saints trounce Tigers
It would be easier to pick a broken nose than the winner of an A grade Lower Eyre baseball match this season.
At Ravendale,...
New bank office opened
Community Bank Cummins District is excited to have its own location in the Tumby Bay community, with the Tumby Bay Office opening its doors...
