Live Pro Wrestling event in Victor Harbor a regional SA first
Wrestling fans will flock to the Victor Harbor Town Hall on Saturday, November 16 for the first Australian Wrestling Revolution event outside of metropolitan...
Outrights narrowly missed in Great Southern cricket
We're through to the end of the first two-day round of matches through A, B and C Grade in Great Southern. In the A...
Fleurieu sporting action: Nov 9, 2019 | PHOTOS
Each Saturday, The Times attends sporting matches across the Fleurieu Peninsula to show off the talents of players in a range of sports.The Times'...
Too many runs for McLaren
Needing a sizable 255 for victory, McLaren Districts needed to get their innings away to a good start. Howie and Worrall began well. It...
Teaching skills to Under 10s in Great Southern Amateur Basketball Association
The Great Southern Amateur Basketball Association (GSABA) is building its future from the ground up with a new development initiative happening.An Under 10 Training...
Port Elliot claim much needed points in Great Southern cricket
On day one Port Elliot amassed 6/261 with contributions from Brodie Whitbourne 48, Ben Griffiths a classy 65, followed by a rapidly made 53...
Down to the wire in division 1 Great Southern tennis
Division 1 matches last Saturday were both close affairs laced with forfeits which in the end saw each match being decided by a single...
Internationals at Victor Harbor Croquet Club
It was not your normal game of croquet at the Victor Harbor Croquet Club on Friday, November 8. The club had 14 visitors from...
Bowls in the Great Southern Bowling Association
Encounter Bay BowlsAs usual the wind blew hard for the Men's Monthly Pairs. Sponsors of the day were Australian Hearing represented by Leonie Traeger....
Dinghies on the water at Goolwa Aquatic Club
There was a good turnout of dinghies for the weekly racing at Goolwa Aquatic Club on Sunday. Crews were rewarded with clear skies and...
Port Elliot Patchworkers’ Biggest Morning Tea
Port Elliot Patchworkers held its Biggest Morning Tea on Tuesday, April 28.
The Institute at Port Elliot was full of more than 90 people from...
