Mixed results in warm conditions
BEN JOHNSON
A SUNNY Saturday afternoon at Stockwell saw both Gawler A grade sides take to the pitch against AMU.
With the A women sitting far...
Nuriootpa triumphs in Tiger tussle
NURIOOTPA needed a percentage boost in Saturday’s home game against the struggling Tigers from Gawler Central, and the hosts made the most of the...
Tigers and Lions now two wins away from 16-0
JUST two more wins are required for Gawler Central to complete a perfect 16-0 under 17s season after improving to 14-0 following Saturday’s 15.6...
Swain-Atkinson takes top spot
IT was business as usual in Saturday’s reserves action as the top-four sides all banked comfortable wins, with the closest being Willaston’s 12.8 (80)...
Top-ranked Magpies continue to cruise
TANUNDA retained top spot on the Barossa, Light and Gawler Football Association’s A grade ladder on Saturday, improving to 12-2 after a 16.19 (115)...
Healy masterclass sends Magpies dancing
TANUNDA advanced to the BLGW senior women’s grand final with style points on Sunday, overpowering a young Angaston side 9.6 (60) to 0.5 (5)...
Madgen leads Opals to bronze
WILLIAMSTOWN product Tess Madgen has claimed a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics after the Opals defeated Belgium in a thrilling four-point win on...
Bulldog juniors hitting finals form
CENTRAL District’s youngsters claimed a pair of huge scalps in Saturday’s penultimate round of the junior season, knocking off Sturt sides sitting top-three in...
Peckers end Owls’ winning streak at nine
SATURDAY’S top-three showdown between Balaklava and Angle Vale certainly lived up to the hype, with the Peckers prevailing 13.13 (91) to 13.11 (89) in...
South secure must-win victory
RICK DREWER
THE Barossa District Bulldogs travelled to Eldred Riggs Reserve to take on the struggling reigning premiers, the South Gawler Lions, with quiet confidence...
Playford endorses draft budget with 3.5 per cent rate rise
THE City of Playford has endorsed the 2026/27 Draft Budget for public consultation, with the document proposing a rate rise of 3.5 per cent....
