Haebich wins second Mail Medal
Tasman’s Billy Haebich became the Port Lincoln Football League’s 15th dual Mail Medalist following last Wednesday’s count.
The Tasman midfielder is his club’s 20th Mail...
Efforts recognised at football league count
Tasman captain Billy Haebich celebrated a Mail Medal triumph at the Port Lincoln Football League’s 2024 Mail Medal Count on Wednesday, September 11.
Hosted at...
Season’s end set to be special
The 2024 Great Flinders Football League grand final fixtures are locked in and will provide an exciting day of football.
All roads lead to Ungarra,...
Grand finish set for 2024 season
A reserves - Tumby Bay v Elliston Districts (1pm)
Elliston Districts’ undefeated year was interrupted by Tumby Bay in the second semi-final, with both teams...
Dynasty awaits Westies generation
Some 20 years after Western United downed Thevenard in the 2004 Far West decider to set in motion one of the league’s great dynasties,...
A grade set for grand finish
After dominant seasons the pacesetters of the 2024 Great Flinders Football League A grade competition will face off in the season decider at Ungarra...
Blues aiming to end grand final hoodoo
A grade - Tumby Bay v Elliston Districts
The final game of the 2024 Great Flinders A grade netball competition is set to be a...
Rangers overrun Mallee Park to advance
Marble Range progressed to the 2024 Port Lincoln Football League grand final following a thrilling preliminary where it came from almost four goals down...
Favourites flourish to advance
Cummins Kapinnie played host for Great Flinders preliminary final day at Kapinnie Oval in blustery conditions that saw all the favourites advance to the...
Cherished Thevy figure up for award
Recently inducted Thevenard life member Dom Denton may be one of the Eyre Peninsula’s most decorated current-day footballers, but it’s his tireless dedication to...
Bawden on song to start summer season
Tumby Bay Golf Club started its summer season on Saturday in windy conditions, as 18 players competed in a stableford competition.
Donald Bawden was back...
