Goldcaps colts back-to-back-to-back
Brinkworth/Koolunga made it back-to-back-to-back Stanley U16s premierships on Sunday, March 17, with a 44-run win over Blyth/Kybunga in the Grand Final at Clare.
Brinkworth/Koolunga made...
Rocky River Roos go back to back
Orroroo's under 16 team are once again Rocky River Cricket Association premiers after earning a two-wicket win against Port Pirie in the grand final...
Mid North finalists set
This year's Mid North Tennis Association grand finalists are set after knock out semi finals were played at the weekend.
After heat caused the postponement...
Business end of the season
The semi-finals and preliminary finals for Wooroora Saturday bowls were played out last weekend under ideal conditions.
Close results were the flavour of the day...
Plains star at Country Champs
Under 16 boys
By Cherie Willmer
The under 16 boys had a very successful Country Champs carnival.
In the first four rounds, we had convincing wins against...
Marshall’s magic awarded
In his first year of senior cricket, Crystal Brook’s Hugh Marshall has been rewarded for a successful season, claiming three of Rocky River Cricket...
Dublin Double sees Sharks succeed
Following Dublin Cricket Club’s Senior Women Grade 3 premiership, the club capped off a successful season with its ‘B’ senior men’s side claiming the...
Five straight for Buffalos
The Lower North Buffalos smacked Brinkworth/Koolunga by 56 runs in the 2023-24 Stanley A1 Grand Final at Clare on Saturday to win their fifth...
Youth steps up at Port Wakefield
While there is still that lingering perception that lawn bowls is a sport for "old people", there are more and more examples that this...
Too hot for Stanley prelims
The Bureau of Meteorology forecast at 6.30pm on Friday for Clare to hit 38 degrees on Saturday forced the Stanley preliminary-finals to be cancelled...
Saints back on track beating Cats
After two straight losses the Southern Saints got their season back on track at Eudunda on Saturday beating the Blyth/Snowtown Cats by 38 points.
Eudunda-Robertstown...
