Trinity defends home turf
IN late February, Trinity College hosted its annual inter-school Gymkhana as 122 horse riders from 36 schools across the state descended on Gawler.
Trinity College’s...
B grade TOSers promoted
TRINITY Old Scholars’ Adelaide Turf Cricket Association A-grade season ended in a whimper as it was mauled by a Pooraka side unlucky to just...
Perfection for Angaston
IT’S 18 games, 18 wins for Angaston as it cemented an undefeated Barossa and Light division one bowls season with an emphatic 128-72 home...
Tigers finish fourth
IN a heart-stopping final day of the Barossa and Light Cricket Association A1-reserves season, Gawler Central beat Lyndoch by three runs to leapfrog into...
Nuri finishes in top four
Liam Phillips
NEEDING to chase down 8/288 to earn fourth-place and a spot in the Barossa and Light Cricket Association A1 finals, Nuriootpa bravely fought...
Tennis champions crowned
AFTER finishing on top of the Barossa and Gawler Combined division one ladder, Nuriootpa took out the grand final with a 10 sets to...
SAFETY FIRST: virus response
BASKETBALL SA became the first major South Australian sports association to suspend its season last week due to the COVID-19 pandemic, announcing on Friday...
Final’s picture becomes clear in Barossa bowls
IN a clash between Barossa and Lights division one bowls’ bottom-two sides, Kapunda won its third game of the season on Freeling’s green, but...
Big win sets up wild final round
AFTER setting a defendable total of 181, Trinity Old Scholars’ bowlers went to work against St Peter’s Old Collegians (SPOC) on day two of...
Relegation all but certain for division one bowlers
Phil Marsden
WHILE still mathematically possible, the chances of Gawler's division one metropolitan bowls team moving out of the relegation zone are very small.
Losing all...
Gawler authors launch new podcast
A PAIR of Gawler authors are taking to the recording booth to launch a brand new podcast series exploring life on, and off the...
