Around the grounds
Warwick East Bowls Club
ONE game of triples was played on Saturday and the result was: B. Gibson, B. Rowlings, N. Hassum 25 defeated V....
Origin dust settles, Heritage round opens
By CASEY O’CONNOR
THE polar storm that is causing us all to freeze at the moment was nothing compared to the perfect Maroon Storm that...
Pall of sadness
By CASEY O’CONNOR
SPORT has certainly been dealt its fair share of body blows in the past few months. Firstly the cricketing world was brought...
Towards a healthier you
THINGS are warming up at the Warwick Indoor Recreation and Aquatic Centre just in time for winter.
The centre will host the WIRAC YMCA 10...
Around the grounds
Warwick Bowls
Men’s Section:
Last Wednesday, social bowls was played with one for an end and four for a win.
Results: R. Smith, S. Valentine, W. Tucker...
Cowboys show mettle
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WITH the focus on Origin Three and much talk around Robbie Farah’s or whether Michael Ennis would fill the Blue’s hooking role,...
From darling to devil, Nick
By CASEY O’CONNOR
IT IS that time of the year when sports fanatics burn the midnight oil. Wimbledon is underway and already Australia’s...
More byes than games
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WITH under a week until Origin Three, half of the NRL teams will enjoy a well-earned bye as round 17...
Around the grounds
Warwick East Bowls Club
THERE were no Red Rooster bowls last week because of the rain. On Saturday and Sunday our club participated in the...
Swift last-minute exit
By CASEY O’CONNOR
UNFORTUNATELY, I missed watching one of the most thrilling grand finals in memory live last weekend - the Firebirds win...
Around the grounds
WARWICK BOWLS
MEN’S SECTION: Today is the cash bowls afternoon sponsored by Sue and Rob Valentine’s and Bev and Doug Christensen, with names in...
Games down to the wire
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WHAT a week of football. NSW came out swinging determined to keep the Origin series alive and post Origin the...
Shorter than usual for livestock
The markets were a little short in their usual numbers this week as we saw a total of 1191 head of cattle and 1279...
