Further development to bolster Saints
Eyre United is ready to take on this season of the Great Flinders football competition, with high retention on its side.
Club president Jordan...
Reinforcements to bolster Magpies
The cavalry has returned at Thevenard, with a re-stocked Magpies outfit eyeing a top-two finish and with a little luck, a crack at the...
New coach hopes to take Tumby far
Tumby Bay Football Club has been busy preparing for the upcoming season, with the team excited to be led by new A grade coach...
Tumby Bay striving further
Tumby Bay Netball Club is entering 2025 with a positive outlook after a great last season in all grades, and there will be some...
Westies have sights on further glory
Reigning back-to-back champs Western United has its sights firmly set on two feats for season 2025 - a premiership three-peat to confirm the club’s...
Changes aplenty for reigning premiers
After two premierships across the inaugural four seasons of Western Eyre netball - including last year’s title - some believe the powerhouse that has...
Lock to field a strong team
Great Flinders Netball Association 2024 best and fairest Whitney Wright will once again coach Lock’s A grade team with Milly Morton this season.
The dynamic...
Unity important for Roosters in 2025
It is a new year, new direction at Koonibba Netball Club, with a group of senior figures returning in leadership capacities.
Set to field all...
Roosters pushing for another strong season
Fresh off an A grade premiership last season, Elliston Districts’ netballers will be pushing for another strong season in 2025.
Sharyn Feltus has taken over...
Thevy competitive despite big loss
After playing off in last year’s decider Thevenard will once again be in the frame for a top four finish, however the Magpies will...
Prelims are hard-fought battles
Only a handful of goals separated teams in most of the senior netball grades in the preliminary finals at Cleve on Saturday.
Ports got the...
