Good rounds by grade winners
A field of 20 women contested a stableford round at the Millicent Golf Club last week.
Played in overcast conditions with light rain, it was...
Hopeful to play
The weekend's wet and wild weather played havoc on the Millicent and Naracoorte Cricket Association, with all Round 5 matches abandoned.
As such, the four...
Disappointing result for Skeer
Limestone Coast motorcycle racer Dallas Skeer faced a tough test last weekend when he contested the latest round of the Australian Supersport series at...
Too hot to handle
HATHERLEIGH 6.7 (43) d SOUTH GAMBIER 0.1 (1)
A HATHERLEIGH win was expected, but it does not take the sting away for South Gambier as...
Mixed results for Robe
ROBE Community Bank Corporate bowls attracted 12 teams last week, with four teams finishing on 16 points.
The SeaVu team of Cathy Cheung, Sally...
Smaller field competes
Last Thursday’s 2-4-2 event at the Millicent Bowls Club was met by a smaller field of 16 players, as some erred on the side...
Lucindale wins thriller
LUCINDALE WOMBATS 13-128 d NARACOORTE 11-106
In Round 5 of the Southern Ports Tennis association, only one match was played with others cancelled due to...
Round 4 impacted by rain
Round 4 of Millicent/Naracoorte saw all four games abandoned due to the weather.
However, there were two games which saw at least some action take...
Foursomes played and won
The Millicent Golf Club held its OP Williams Mixed Pinehurst Foursomes on Sunday.
At the end of the event it was Sue Ireland and Geoff...
Corporate bowls kicks off
THE Robe Community Bank Corporate Bowls started last Wednesday night in perfect conditions.
As a result, all participating enjoyed a top social night of bowls,...
Magic men stand tall
THE Millicent Magic men left no doubt about their intentions when they hosted the Surfcoast Chargers on Saturday night in Round 7 of the...
Girls show strong hand
While the Millicent Magic women have left no doubt about their strength in this season's Country Basketball League, Saturday night they took it to...
Australia’s food market entering ‘new normal’
Australia’s food market appears to be “normalising” after a “chaotic” five-year period – impacted by factors including Covid, supply chain disruptions and inflation –...
