Buffalos replace Bulldogs on top
The Lower North Buffalos have replaced Blyth/Kybunga on top of the premiership ladder after beating the Bulldogs by 78 runs at Blyth on Saturday.
Lower...
Mid North takes on the turf wicket
The 2022 Mid North Zone under 14 cricket team can claim they are the best regional team in the state after finishing runners up...
Stirling leads Stanley batting stats
Blyth/Kybunga teenager Riley Stirling is the clear-cut leader of the Stanley A1 batting list after nine rounds of the 2021-22 season.
Stirling has amassed 280...
Umpires to get ‘tuned up’ for ‘22
The 2022 football season is not far away and the newly formed SANFL Mid North and Yorke Regional Council hasn’t wasted any time in...
Stanaca smacks Pirierock during inaugural carnival
Stanley/Northern Areas (Stanca) gave Port Pire/Rocky River a cricketing lesson at Memorial Oval in Port Pirie recently smacking the locals by 8 wickets.
In a...
Female footy back in 2022
The Northern Plains Female Footy league competition will see under 14 and under 17 play a 14-a-side competition on full length ovals this year.
Starting...
Girls combine for representative cricket
Mid North and Yorke Peninsula regions combined to field a side in last week’s SACA U16 Girls Carnival (nine-a-side).
The team played four games, winning...
Seahorses deal Redbacks another loss
Sevenhill handed the Watervale Redbacks their fourth straight loss on Saturday with a 6-wicket win at Richardson Park.
Watervale won the toss and decided to...
McPharlin takes care of Goldcaps
Todd McPharlin nailed the first five Goldcaps’ scalps at Balaklava on Saturday before top scoring for Lower North to give his team a 3-wicket...
Bulldogs bamboozle Bullants
The Blyth/Kybunga Bulldogs bamboozled the Bullants with the ball at Auburn on Saturday before cruising past the paltry target with 10 wickets in hand.
Auburn/Mintaro...
Yunta gears up for Gymkhana and Motokhana
This ANZAC Day long weekend will see the return of the Yunta Gymkhana and Motokhana, with gates open from 12pm on the Friday, April...
