IN front of a packed house at Freeling Oval on Sunday, Willaston, Angaston and Barossa District all capped off perfect, undefeated seasons in the Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association’s women’s seniors, under-17s and under-14s respectively.
LAST weekend Matt Perry became the first Trinity Old Scholar in club history to reach 250 games after beginning his career with the club as a year 12 student in its inaugural season in 2006.
SOUTH Gawler secured the Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association senior colts minor premiership and a bye through to the grand final with a convincing 14.10 (94) to 2.2 (14) win at Angaston on Saturday.
TRINITY College retained its Intercol Trophy against the visiting St Michaels last week after winning three of the five ‘showcase’ games’, but it was the Saints who left with the football bragging rights.
FOR the first time the Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association’s most prestigious prize – the Schluter Medal – will be broadcast live online on Tuesday, September 22 due to COVID-19 eliminating the possibility of a ‘normal’ setting.
THE Gawler and District SAPSASA football team were victorious in claiming the Year 6/7 State Country Football Championships title last week, winning all nine games in Gawler’s first division one win in 20 years.
FRESH faces may be seen umpiring some of the region’s biggest games in next year’s Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association (BLGFA) as the league’s umpiring association is set to promote the next crop of first-grade whistle-blowers.
SATURDAY brought outstanding conditions for footy, with Barossa District finishing the season strong with a 22-point win over Nuriootpa in Barossa Light & Gawler A-grade competition.
