Matt magic in action
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WHEN Matt Moylan slotted a field-goal on Monday night, breaking the 10-all deadlock to give the Panthers a one-point win...
England eye Dizzy heights?
By CASEY O’CONNOR
ONE of Australia’s favourite sons Dizzy Gillespie this week turned down the opportunity to coach the South Australia state cricket...
Blues to pick and choose
By CASEY O’CONNOR
THE Brisbane Broncos sit alone at the top of the table after the completion of round nine of the NRL....
Around the grounds
Warwick East Bowls
THURSDAY last was the monthly triples, for which the club had eight teams competing, with results as follows:
Round 1 - J....
Roos restore pride
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WOMEN’s rugby league is certainly kicking some goals, pardon the pun. Recently, the Australian national team, the Jillaroos secured some...
Feast leaves Roos ruing loss
By CASEY O’CONNOR
RUGBY League fans enjoyed a football feast when play eventually got underway last weekend. Lake Suncorp was better suited to...
Around the grounds
WARWICK EAST BOWLS
VERY quiet last week with no bowls played due to adverse weather. Looking forward to this week's events being held at the...
Champion’s innings cut short
By CASEY O’CONNOR
LIKE so many others across the Southern Downs, I woke Sunday morning to the devastating news of the fire in...
Tipsters calls off the mark
By CASEY O’CONNOR
WHEN the NRL pencilled in a full round of representative football, they could not have anticipated that tipsters would be...
Around the grounds
Southern Cross Bowls Club
THIS coming weekend will be our mixed triples competition starting on Saturday 2 May at 2pm.
The draw is as follows: T....
Nailbiting final
NATHAN Jones carries the ball for Tansey in the Shell Cup final against Warwick.
For details of Warwick’s prized win and more polocrosse action,...
Cricket’s still cruel
By CASEY O’CONNOR
INDIAN cricket is in mourning after promising 20-year-old batsman Ankit Keshri died early Monday, three days after suffering a head...
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...
