Eagles win in the wet
UNITED Yeelanna come away 28 point winners in a tough game against Premiership contenders in Ramblers at Karkoo on Saturday.The windy then wet condition...
Souths, Imperials A1 draw
A1 - Souths drew with Imperials Souths and Imperials opened the 2016 Port Lincoln Netball Associaion season on Saturday. Imperials started strong and held a good lead half...
Demons cause upset
WAYBACKS continued its roller coaster start to the 2016 season with a three point win over reigning premiers Mallee Park at Centenary Oval on Saturday.Mallee Park got...
Feeling golden after medal win at masters
COMPETING in the Australian Masters Athletics is quite an achievement and to bring home gold makes it all the more impressive. Tumby Bay residents Dennis Peck...
Taylah playing for the future
THE Port Lincoln Football League has seen another girl take to the footy field with 11-year-old Taylah Walladge playing for Tasman’s Under 11 team.Taylah...
EP swim stars look to future
From page 27:On day three, Jade competed in the 50m breaststroke, matching her previous time and giving her over 500 FINA points according to...
Blown away by weather
FOOTBALLERS on the Far and Mid West played in terrible weather conditions on Saturday, with winds picking up to 40km/h in some places by...
Districts dominate A grade match
NETBALLERS from Western Districts and Wudinna United had difficult playing conditions in Poochera over the weekend with plenty of strong winds and dust throughout the...
PLT Kids benefit from sport
CHILDREN have benefited more than 49,000 times from participating in the State Government’s sports voucher program since its commitment in 2014.Each calendar year, primary school...
Indoor bowls ‘enjoyable’
STREAKY Bay Indoor Bowls Club had 14 people at its indoor bowls competition at Streaky Bay last month.Four pairs and two triples played in the three games over...
First ship for season leaves Port Lincoln
Viterra’s first new season vessel departed from Eyre Peninsula last week.
Supply chain general manager Derek Robjohns said the team finished loading the 33,000-tonne first...
