Serves Hot fires up
It was another action-packed round in the A grade Port Lincoln volleyball competition last week, with Serves Hot prevailing in a tight four-set contest...
Paddling in May
After the exhilarating experience of achieving a silver medal at the Masters Games in Port Augusta last month, Blue Water Raiders has kept up...
Dedicated club members honoured
Port Lincoln Bowling Club acknowledged the efforts of dedicated longtime members at its annual general meeting on Wednesday, April 30.
The meeting included the presentation...
Great action at Autumn Carnival
Kirton Bowls Club recently hosted its annual Autumn Carnival over five days.
Held from April 28 to May 3, there were different competitions each day.
While...
Panthers set table tennis tone
Panthers, Lions and Gladiators recorded wins in round two Port Lincoln Table Tennis Association A grade action, while Tigers and Panthers won in the...
Sizzling scores at Port Lincoln golf
There is a little summer left at Port Lincoln Golf Club by the looks of the hot scores in the mixed stableford on Sunday,...
Raiders strike first to start season
The new Port Lincoln Soccer Association season got underway on Sunday in warm conditions.
There were about 400 players and spectators in attendance for the...
Young talent on show
Junior under 13 talent from the four Eyre Peninsula football leagues played in a curtain raiser match to the Norwood v Adelaide Teakle Cup...
Massive victory for Marauders
Marauders claimed one of the biggest wins in recent years in round four Port Lincoln men’s A grade hockey action on the weekend.
Marauders defeated...
Wanilla underway with a win
Wanilla started its premiership defence with a disciplined eight goal win over Wayback, while Tasman Imperial worked hard for a 10-goal win against Ravendale...
Bridge project finish date pushed back
Lower Eyre Council has announced upgrade work on the Flinders Highway bridge project is expected to be completed later than planned.
The council secured $587,716...
