Whyalla takes out the Cup
Whyalla has been crowned the winners of the 61st Eyre Peninsula Pedler Cup for the Under 15 Division 1 competition last Saturday, July 8,...
The rise and rise of Hannah Petty
Welcome to the club, Hannah Petty - THE PREMIERSHIP CLUB! Wudinna’s homegrown netball hero - the one and only Hannah Petty - led the...
EENA ROUND 7: Storm victors at wet Warramboo
Central Eyre United retained its unbeaten position at the top of the A grade Eastern Eyre netball table after an 11-goal win against Kimba...
GFNA ROUND 9: Tumby Bay’s winning run continues
Tumby Bay showed its dominance with a big A grade win in the latest round of Great Flinders netball.
Round nine took place on Saturday...
WENA ROUND 6: Leaders pull clear with wins
Wirrulla and Thevenard have pulled clear of the pack following Saturday’s Western Eyre netball fixtures.
The league-leading Bombers picked up a close victory against Western...
PLNA ROUND 4: Imperials home in close contest
Boston 33-35 Tasman Imperial
The round four Port Lincoln netball A1 contest between Boston and Tasman Imperial on Saturday proved to be a thrilling affair.
Both...
GFNA ROUND 4: Roos roll on after downing Ramblers
Lock triumphed in the closest match of round five Great Flinders A grade netball on Saturday, downing Cummins Ramblers. The teams were split by...
PLNA ROUND 3: Rangers alone at the top after taming Tigers
Wanilla maintained its winning start to the Port Lincoln A1 grade netball season after a tough victory in the top-of-the-table duel against Boston at...
EENA ROUND 3: Tigers prove too strong at Rudall
Kimba Districts moved to the top of the Eastern Eyre netball A grade ladder after a good win against Eastern Ranges at Rudall on...
Storm prove too strong in long run
Central Eyre United has retained its strong position as a premiership contender in Eastern Eyre Netball Association’s A grade competition with a first-up win...
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...
