Strongest year yet for league
The stage is set for the 2022 Great Flinders Netball Association grand final this weekend, with Tumby Bay, Elliston Districts, Cummins Kapinnie, Lock, Cummins...
Blues through to grand final
Tumby Bay 45-41 Cummins Kapinnie
Tumby Bay downed Cummins Kapinnie by four goals in Saturday’s Great Flinders Netball Association semi-final action at Kapinnie, as the...
Massive clashes this week
There are a number of enticing clashes in this weekend’s Great Flinders Netball Association preliminary finals, taking place at Karkoo.
A Grade - Cummins Kapinnie...
Storm win way into first A grade decider
Central Eyre United will play its first A grade netball grand final after defeating Kimba by nine goals on Saturday at Arno Bay.
A fast,...
Ava wins first perpetual association award
Eastern Ranges netballer Ava Jenner won the inaugural Sharon Crettenden D grade best and fairest trophy for Eastern Eyre Netball Association on Saturday.
Ava dedicated...
final after close match
Lock 36-37 Elliston Districts
Just a few percentage points separated Lock and Elliston Districts on the Great Flinders Netball Association final standings, with the spectators...
Superb Hawks through to grand final
The West Coast Hawks caused a stir by reaching the Western Eyre netball A grade grand final with a commanding 25-goal win against Thevenard...
Best juniors crowned
There were three deserving winners as the top Western Eyre junior netballers for 2022 were announced on Sunday.
The winners were named following the semi-final...
Good start assists Wayback
Wayback 36-29 Wanilla Rangers
Wayback moved straight through to the grand final winning against Wanilla Rangers in hot conditions.
Wayback started the game with a vengeance,...
Port Lincoln’s junior netballers awarded for 2022
Port Lincoln Netball Association recognised the achievements of its junior grade players at its 2022 Junior Presentation at Ravendale Sporting Complex on Sunday.
Young players...
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...
