Underdogs win pennant shields
Cowell Bowling Club claimed two pennants in the past week - with Cowell winning the Thursday ladies’ competition and Cowell South triumphing in the...
Southern Eyre Peninsula champions crowned
Spectators were treated to some fantastic Southern Eyre Peninsula bowls over the past two weeks, including the champion of champions singles day at Kirton...
Shield success for Streaky Bay Gold
Streaky Bay Gold put in a fine performance on grand final day to win the Western Eyre Peninsula Bowls Association decider.
Playing against Streaky Bay...
Streaky Bay sides to battle for prize
The Western Eyre Peninsula Bowls Association grand fi nalists have been decided after the finals got underway on the weekend.
The decider will be an...
Cleve win men’s pairs pennant
Cowell South progressed to the Eastern Eyre Bowling Association Saturday pennant grand final following a dramatic preliminary final win against Cleve Green at Cowell...
Premiership joy for Cummins White
Cummins White defeated Karkoo to win the Great Flinders Tennis Association grand final on Friday night in Cummins.
The two teams had been the competition...
Champion of champions pairs decided
Wudinna’s Bev Berg and Kerry Winter won the ladies’ champion of champions pairs when Cleve hosted the Eastern Eyre Peninsula event.
They won four close...
Udy claims second shield
Cowell bowler Robert Udy claimed his second Eastern Eyre Bowling Association men’s champion of champions title - 43 years after winning his first.
Club champions...
Cleve champions decided
Pauline Wheare and Kathie Roberts teamed up to became Cleve Bowling Club’s 2022-23 ladies’ pairs champions.
They defeated Rina Noble and Ros Elson in the...
Port Lincoln hosts 25th Seafood Classic
The Port Lincoln Bowling Club hosted the 25th Seafood Classic event last weekend.
The event was attended by 96 bowlers from all over Eyre Peninsula...
Unusual visitors to Lock
Lock Friendly Grocer has new additions to say hello to, but they are the last creatures you would expect to see about 15,000 kilometres...
