Henderson Shield change floated
The Port Lincoln Cricket Association will put forward a motion at the next Eyre Peninsula Cricket Association annual general meeting calling on the Henderson...
Squash legend collects national award
Port Lincoln’s 80-year-old squash maestro John Payne travelled to Adelaide last month to collect Squash Australia’s 2022 Volunteer of the Year award at a...
Burton wins two A grade awards
Hank Burton won both the A grade batting and fielding trophies at Rudall Cricket Club’s presentation night last month.
The best bowling award for the...
Ceduna Gold celebrates triumph
Ceduna Gold emerged victorious in the Western Eyre Peninsula Bowls Association Thursday Pennant grand final.
Played last Thursday at Streaky Bay against Streaky Bay Blue,...
Turner and Jantke share top gong
The Lower Eyre Peninsula Baseball Association awarded recognition to the best players of the 2022-23 season last Sunday.
The team of the year for each...
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...
Max makes Crows debut
Former Ceduna Blues footballer Max Michalanney made his AFL debut on Sunday, lining up across half back for the Adelaide Crows against Greater Western...
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...
Kapinnie/Mount Hope romps to grand final glory
Cockaleechie 10/59 def by Kapinnie/ Mount Hope 10/148
Kapinnie/Mount Hope was crowned Great Flinders Cricket Association A grade premiers following a dominant 89-run win against...
Gathering boosts Cleve economy
Cleve businesses received a financial boost when a group of 75 caravans and their owners stayed in the town for a week.
About 150 people...
