Weekend junior sport
JUNIOR cricket, softball and tennis were some of the junior sports that took place around Port Lincoln and the Lower Eyre Peninsula this weekend.
Unusual faces hit Wangary court
The United Tennis match between Rangers and Louth Bay was hosted at the Wangary courts.Rangers promoted junior Arley Byass to the number one spot, teaming...
Brock grabs win of the day
On Saturday, 88 golfers played a stroke round sponsored by Lincoln Fresh Fruit and Veg.A grade winner was Tyson Dodd, 63. Run-down balls won by...
Still loving tennis
FOR a group of older tennis players in Port Lincoln age is not affecting their love for or participation in the game, whether its active...
Lower Eyre school cricketers show class
More than 60 primary school cricketers tried out for a place in the LEP SAPSASA cricket team this year with a squad of 13...
Twilight races ready to go
THE Port Lincoln Racing Club will host its first twilight meeting tomorrow, with free entry after 5pm.Good Conduct looks the best bet on the card...
Luke’s flying high
TUMBY Bay’s Luke Partington will head west after being picked by West Coast in the AFL Draft on Tuesday.Partington was West Coast’s first draft selection at pick...
Twenty/20 action kicks off
Port Lincoln’s own version of the Big Bash League – the Kookaburra Home Solutions Twenty20 Cup – kicks off next Tuesday when Tasmans take...
St Mary’s netball
ST Mary’s Netball Club presented its best and fairest awards to its standout players for 2015. Eight year player awards went to Georgia Kenny, Ashley Grima,...
Mix of masters, apprentices
Port Lincoln Men’s Monday Night tennis competition had a great mix of senior men playing with up-and- coming junior boys.Eyre Eye Centre 4-33, Cruz...
Service empowers participants
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider MorethaNDIS is now providing tailored support to Eyre Peninsula.
Founder and behaviour analyst Koomal Kaur is happy to...
