Strong victory for Stingrays
The Tumby Bay Stingrays secured a comprehensive victory over Tumby Bay Sharks in the junior Port Neill Tennis Association matches on Friday, November 15.
The...
Clouds sit high above after five rounds
Clouds remain undefeated atop the inter-women competition ladder after five rounds of Cummins basketball.
Clouds downed third-placed Latte 49-35 last week, off the back of...
Eagles win third T20 carnival
Ceduna won its third consecutive Far West T20 carnival on Saturday, defeating Streaky Bay in the last over of the final courtesy of an...
Cricketers compete in Adelaide
The Lower Eyre Peninsula team, comprised of young cricketers from Navigator College, St Joseph's, Tumby Bay, Cummins, Poonindie, and Port Lincoln Primary Schools, showcased...
Moyse finishes season with success
David Moyse triumphed as the Glen Bates Memorial Race headlined the dirt circuit racing in Ceduna on Saturday.
Andoc Park hosted the last Ceduna Dirt...
Group under Bob’s direction
Tumby Bay dragon boaters enjoyed a strenuous workout last Sunday, November 10, in the morning paddle around the marina.
As paddlers were presented with...
Basketball scores blow out
There were some big score blowouts in last week’s LeHunte Basketball Association matches.
The exception was the sub junior game between Orange and Red -...
Udy wins bowls
Robert Udy won Cowell Bowling Club’s two bowl singles on Sunday, November 3.
Sue Enright was the runner-up.
Bowlers each have two shots on each of...
Higgins wins Tumby Bay countback
Tumby Bay Golf Club had 14 players out on Saturday, November 9 to play in the stroke competition.
It was a day out for Andrew...
Kimba Black moves top with pennant win
Saturday pennant
Top side Port Neill hosted second-placed Kimba Black in the match of the round, but the visitors proved too strong to win 107/16...
Kimba reserve refresh
The Kimba Recreation Park entry has had a revamp thanks to the council completing its recent landscaping project.
This project was part of Kimba District...
