Patient Tigers win semi by four
SECOND SEMI FINALS
A1: BSR def Blyth-Snowtown 50-46
Both teams came out firing, both moved the ball with speed and purpose, BSR settled in the first...
Eagles upset Tigers for GF berth
The Min-Man Eagles caused a massive upset at Clare on Saturday beating BSR by six points in the second semi final to book a...
Hunt is on for SA’s next Olympians
Aspiring young Mid North athletes will have the opportunity to test their athletic prowess under expert guidance.
The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) is on...
South second half surge seals win
A1: RSMU def by South Clare 36-45
The game was evenly contested through the first half, with both teams matching each other goal for goal....
Cats maul Min-Man at Blyth
A1: Blyth-Snowtown def Min-Man 73-36
The first quarter was a tight contest with both teams’ goalies shooting beautifully. Kaili Cook-Shakles and Poppy Gilfillan-Silk make for...
Saintly 20-goal win at Eudunda
A1: Eudunda-Robertstown def BBH 48-28
It was an evenly contested first quarter by both teams. Saints' Olivia Schiller caused havoc early in BBH’s attack end,...
Tigers flex their muscles for finals
The BSR Tigers flexed their muscles for their finals assault at Clare on Saturday smacking the North Clare Roosters by a whopping 148 points.
The...
BSR earns 34-goal win at Clare
A1: North Clare def by BSR 34-68
High quality A1 game to finish the final minor round of the season with confident play and intercepts...
Southern Saints get job done over Rams
The Eudunda-Robertstown Southern Saints got the job done in their last minor round game at Eudunda on Saturday beating the BBH Rams by 56...
State selection for young pace merchant
A budding Jamestown cricketer will represent South Australia at an upcoming national carnival in Victoria.
Elkie Clark has been selected for the 12 and Under...
Lamb quality fades as hoggets attract competition
SA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DUBLIN REPORT
Sheep - 2 December
Numbers remained similar as agents offered 7500 lambs, 1600 hoggets and 1500 sheep. Quality was again extremely...
