New club medley proves a success
Coffin Bay Bowls Club capped off a fine season with memorable competitions in the past month.
Earlier this month the inaugural Coffin Bay Bowling Club...
Finals eye of the Tigers
Boston is proud to announce the return of experienced and enthusiastic coaches, Kate Holman and Kylie Fowler, supported by team manager Cherie Bascomb, for...
Women masters of hockey
Port Lincoln’s women’s hockey team came away with gold at the SA Masters Games competition earlier this month.
Played in Whyalla, the Pink Quackers showed...
Tigers eager for further improvement
Boston is excited to see some key players return to the field for 2025, after suffering a high injury rate last season.
Coach Aisea...
New talent and a timely return
Wayback has filled all 13 of its netball grades this year, with a mixture of newbies and seasoned players filling the squad, the A...
Youth to lead the way
Wanilla Rangers is keen to celebrate its 70-year anniversary with back-to-back A1 premierships in the 2025 netball season.
One of the standout teams of...
All set for finals
The last round prior to the finals of the Port Lincoln ladies bocce competition on Tuesday saw some competitive matches played.
Wattle secured a 16-9...
Looking to go one better in 2025
Tasman Imperial will be looking to go one better in season 2025 and win the A1 premiership.
Imperials finished as runners-up in 2024, after a...
Tod River Souths cricketers awarded
Tod River Souths Cricket Club held its presentation day on Sunday, March 30 at its Dorward Oval clubrooms, awarding players across all grades.
The A...
Rangers raring to go
Marble Range is keen to take that final step and be on the winning side in the last game of the year.
Having fallen...
Squid seen in strong numbers
Here is what was biting and where across the region.
West Coast
Blue swimmer crabs continue to be in good numbers from the Streaky Bay jetty.
Holiday...
