Stirling effort at Tumby golf
A stroke competition was held at Tumby Bay women’s golf last Thursday, with Charmaine Cross winning the Curtis Ball.
Thirteen ladies played in ‘jumper...
Purple Helmets win fourth consecutive flag
Lock Purple Helmets won the Eastern Eyre Softball Association grand final by one run - in a cracking game against a strong Slammers’ team....
Bowlers represent EP in Adelaide
An Eyre Peninsula men’s and women’s team represented region five in two days of Prestige Medley bowls in Adelaide on the weekend.
Teams of...
Players represent in curtain raisers
Under 16 and under 13 players from the Port Lincoln, Eastern Eyre and Great Flinders football leagues took part in two representative matches as...
Isobel’s basketball dream
Eyre Peninsula’s Borlase family continues to revel in the ride that is Isobel Borlase’s flourishing professional basketball career, with the latest joy being the...
Tigers show strength
Western United Tigers has confirmed its status as a premiership fancy in season 2024, defeating last year’s champions Wirrulla by four goals in a...
Norwood reclaims Teakle Cup
Norwood defeated West Adelaide by 13 points in the Teakle Cup at Centenary Oval on Saturday afternoon.
The Redlegs visited their second home of Port...
Youth compete on national stage
Tumby Bay’s Ayla Woodstock-Swaffer is heading to the 2024 Australian Little Athletics Championships this week to compete in the under 13 triple jump, 4x100...
EP clubs gain funding boost
Following the highly successful AFL Gather Round, more than 40 grassroot football clubs, including two on Eyre Peninsula, have received funding through the South...
Roosters off and running
After the opening two rounds of Western Eyre football a couple of facts have become clear.
One: Koonibba is here to play in 2024 -...