Bombers break 12-year drought at Mallala
Hamley Bridge has claimed its biggest scalp in more than a decade, defeating Mallala at Mallala Oval for the first time in 12 years...
Grandest shooting spectacle gathers on the Plains
More than 650 competitors gathered at South Australia's premier shooting club, located on the Adelaide Plains, for the milestone International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC)...
Magpies continue their unbeaten run
Jamestown-Peterborough 13.8 def Crystal Brook 5.9
Magpie fortunes have flipped, as the undefeated hosts and reigning wooden spooners knocked off the reigning premiers by 47...
Defenders stand tall at Mallala
A1: Mallala def Hamley Bridge 65-42
Hamley Bridge came our strong in the first quarter, contesting lots of balls defensively. Annie Coffey set the tone...
Balaklava win top of table clash
A1: Two Wells def by Balaklava 44-52
Strong start by Balaklava with good movement down the court to the GS, solidifying Balaklava's lead at the...
Roosters end Peckers’ unbeaten run
Two Wells have produced one of their best performances of the season to hand previously unbeaten Balaklava its first loss of the year, defeating...
No dampening bowlers’ spirits
EUDUNDA FRIDAY SOCIAL BOWLS
Last Friday rain threatened the bowls, but the spirits of the bowlers could not be dampened.
Twenty-two bowlers took to the green...
Bunge brings Country Connect to Blyth
Bunge is bringing back its Country Connect programme for a third straight year, with Blyth-Snowtown Football Club to be one of three host clubs...
Two Wells make it three-in-a-row
Two Wells has made it three wins-in-a-row and moved to second spot on the ladder after an impressive 61-point victory against Hamley Bridge in...
Eagles bounce back to beat Hawks
The Min-Man Eagles bounced back from their round three loss to beat the RSMU Hawks by 41 points at Mintaro on Saturday.
As one would...
Twenty four play Eudunda social bowls
EUDUNDA SOCIAL BOWLS
Last Friday, 5 June, 24 bowlers graced the green including visitors Ron Highet (Saddleworth), Jack Trotta (a regular visitor from Kapunda) and...
