Undermanned Rangers struggle
ROB LAIDLAW
WITH five senior players missing because of a wedding, Gawler Rangers struggled in a 3-17 loss to West Torrens in division two baseball,...
Mr September returns to Tigerland
LIAM PHILLIPS
AFTER spending a couple of years away from the club, 2014 premiership player Sean Brading will be returning to Gawler Central ahead of...
Westies down Angle Vale
DESPITE a decent knock from James Kelly, Angle Vale was comfortably beaten by Salisbury West by 87 runs in Para Districts grade one cricket...
Improved effort from Gawler
PHIL MARSDEN
IT was an improved showing by Gawler’s division one metropolitan bowls side on Saturday, despite it losing to Tranmere by 22 shots.
The rinks...
Eudunda edges out Tanunda
LIAM PHILLIPS
TAIT Rogers’ four proved to be the difference between Eudunda and Tanunda in Saturday’s Barossa & Light division one bowls contest, with the...
Trinity falters with the bat
LIAM PHILLIPS
TRINITY Old Scholars will need to perform wonders with the ball if it is to snatch an unlikely victory in its Adelaide Turf...
Cockies crumble at the death
SANDY Creek capitulated in the dying moments of its Barossa & Light A1 cricket match against Tanunda to lose by one run.
The Cockies were...
Donnys claim first innings points
WILLASTON claimed its first win of the Barossa & Light A1-reserves cricket season by beating Lyndoch by six wickets on Saturday.
The Donnybrooks had secured...
Xavier starts with a bang
XAVIER Saints commenced its Barossa, Light & Gawler combined tennis division one premiership defence with a comfortable 10-set win over South Lyndoch.
South Lyndoch snatched...
Angaston adds more star power
LIAM PHILLIPS
ANGASTON has secured its first big recruit of the off-season as it aims to go one better in 2020, and make amends for...
May Graham-Turner scholarship opens
FOR the fourth year running, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are being invited to apply for the May Graham-Turner Aboriginal Education Scholarship to...
