TDU touches down in Barossa Valley
THE Men’s Tour Down Under has finally arrived, kicking off later this afternoon on Tuesday, January 21, after The Bunyip’s print deadline.
Barossa Valley locals...
Senior Jets tasked with 302-run chase
THE Northern Districts Jets have a huge chase on their hands this weekend against some of the state’s best young cricketers after the SACA...
Angaston bowlers pull away in top divisions
ANGASTON’S dominant Thursday Division 1 season continued on January 16, claiming a 10th win of the campaign in a top-of-the-table showdown against Tanunda.
Ango was...
Gawler’s Saturday squads turn the corner
THE Gawler Bowling Club enjoyed its best Saturday of the Metropolitan Bowls Association season on January 18, securing victories in all three grades.
Beginning with...
Xavier and Trinity battle out another nail-biter
FRIDAY night was the latest Division 1 blockbuster between Gawler and District Tennis Association powerhouses Xavier Saints White and Trinity Old Scholars, and once...
Extra inning heartbreak for Rangers
IT took extra innings, but the Gawler Rangers eventually came out on the wrong end of a 5-4 thriller on the road at Glenelg...
Nicholls, Iredale and Nottle pile up runs as juniors return
TOP under 16 sides Sandy Creek and Gilbert Valley/Kapunda both enjoyed convincing wins as Barossa and Light Cricket Association's juniors returned to the field...
Tanunda’s worst Knightmare: South all-rounder shines over two days
SOUTH Gawler spinner Matthew Knight helped the Lions successfully defend the best total of the A1 round against Tanunda as the latest two-day fixtures...
Box’s knock not enough against Woodville
DAY two of Northern Districts’ two-day clash against Woodville on Saturday provided a century for each team as the Jets came away on the...
Victoria dominates Country Cricket Championships
SOUTH Australia’s men’s and women’s teams at last week’s Australian Country Cricket Championships both put together carnivals to be proud of, but it was...
Faith, passion and love for the community
KAI-Leigh Wilson was sitting at Maccas when she got the call from Adelaide Plains Council chief executive James Miller letting her know she had...
