The hunt is back
The Upper Eyre Hunt Club has resumed after 20 years.
When the original club folded in 2002 due to exorbitant insurance costs and dwindling numbers,...
Marauders sweep A grade in opening round
Port Lincoln hockey kicked off for 2022 on Friday and Saturday, which included night games played under the new lights at the Ravendale courts.
A...
One personal best recorded at parkrun
A total of 17 people ran, jogged and walked the course at Saturday’s Yeldulknie Weir Trail parkrun, including first timers.
Four people enjoyed a maiden...
Whistle to blow on new soccer season
The 2022 Port Lincoln Soccer Association season kicks off this Sunday at Kirton Oval from 8.30am, with matches continuing throughout the day.
The teams competing...
McDonald’s Cup returns in 2022
More than 400 junior netballers from across the Eyre Peninsula will gather in Port Lincoln this Sunday for the McDonald’s Cup Carnival.
The last McDonald’s...
Brothers win Tumby Ambrose
It was everybody’s favourite format on April 30 with eight teams of two doing battle in an
ambrose event at Tumby Bay golf.
You get two...
Inter-Club Pennants round off week
Fifteen players from Whyalla played a Port Lincoln Golf Club team in Inter-Club Pennants on Sunday.
Here are the results, Port Lincoln players named first:
Dan...
Magpies secure second win
Thevenard continued its winning start to the Western Eyre A grade netball season with a comfortable 22-goal victory against Western United on Saturday.
The hosts...
First victory for Ramblers
Cummins Ramblers defeated Eyre United by two points in a thrilling Great Flinders netball contest played at Ungarra.
The game started in a frantic fashion,...
Zibell reaches big milestone
Kimba Districts’ netballer Ellen Zibell played her 250th game of senior netball for the club on Saturday.
Most of those games have been played at...
Tumby Bay honours veterans
Vietnam Veterans’ Day was commemorated on Monday, August 18 in Tumby Bay, with the RSL hosting a ceremony at the War Memorial.
The RSL...
