Tumby to face Eagles’ test
Another big round of Great Flinders football this week with some important games on the card. Cougars will be keen to get back on...
Salmon start to improve
The King George whiting spatial closure, which bans all fishing for the whiting in an area between Kangaroo Island and Yorke Peninsula, began on...
Rangers start season off right
A1Wanilla Rangers 60 def Souths 39It was a great day for the start of netball in Port Lincoln and a special day with a...
Coffin Bay team wins oyster skins event
COFFIN Bay's annual Coffin Bay Oyster Skins event was once again a huge success. Players came from around the Lower Eyre Peninsula for...
Medals mastered
Port Lincoln dragon boat clubs had a very successful regatta at the recent Port Pirie Masters Games. Blue Water Raiders and Dragons Abreast Port...
Cup qualification begins
Saturday, April 27A stroke round, sponsored by Cafe Chinos, incorporated the monthly medal and the first qualifying round of the Fulwood Cup.Seven women and...
Kea, MSG battle out in close game
Tuesday, April 23Jets took off leaving Demons struggling to catch them, winning 16-4. Best players: Jets: Pat Langmead; Demons: Mary Calverley.Nannas could not catch...
Port Lincoln sport April 25, 27-28 | GALLERY
Did you see any of the sport played across Port Lincoln on Anzac Day or at the weekend?Port Lincoln Times sports photographer Jack Davies...
Yeelanna show no mercy
A GRADELock 2-13 (25) def by United Yeelanna 25-11 (161)In perfect playing conditions United Yeelanna gave Lock a touch up to the tune of...
Young Ramblers keep Cougars on toes
A GRADECummins Kapinnie 77 def Ramblers 34Ramblers won the toss and converted quickly, Cougars responded with plenty of defensive pressure.Abbi Dahlitz and Kira Symonds...
Probus ladies check out Christine’s dolls
Port Lincoln Ladies Probus Club had a special outing last week for the fifth Tuesday of the month.
Twenty-two ladies enjoyed a shared morning tea...
