Greyhounds: Visiting trainer on fire
WINCHELSEA trainer David Graham, in Mount Gambier last Friday with a team of greyhounds for the time-graded meeting at Tara Raceway, was on fire...
Riders return to McNamara Park for six race series
THE Mount Gambier Junior Motorcycle Club enjoyed the first of its final six club days on the McNamara Park motocross track on Sunday.
The club was welcomed with keen riders, which saw strong showings in majority of the 11 classes.
Greyhounds: Cup carnival enjoys golden rise
THERE were a number of factors that contributed to the success of this year's Mount Gambier Cup carnival, not the least being record prize money, record crowds and, of course, the Calcutta which is still being talked about.
The traditional Calcutta, sandwiched between the supporting events heats on the Friday and Sunday's cup heats, also attracted a record crowd, which in turn led to record payouts to the purchasers of the Mount Gambier Cup final placegetters.
Motorsport: Skeer holds nerve in New South Wales despite setbacks
TOUGH conditions at Wakefield Park in New South Wales were not enough to deter Furner motorcycle racer Dallas Skeer at the Australian Supersport 600 Championships on the weekend.
After pushing too hard into a corner, a crash saw the young rider simply pick his bike up and continue on with the race.
Football: Saints shoot for history on home ground
MILLICENT will fight for glory on its home ground this Sunday, when it takes to McLaughlin Park against Kybybolite in the Limestone Coast Women's Football grand final.
The Saints finished their minor season on top of the premiership ladder, with last week seeing the top three sides take on their Round 7 opponents hoping to claim the percentage needed for a grand final berth.
Baseball: Premiership drought motivates Indians in Tiger hunt
BLUE Lake Sports Park will come alive with finals action as the South Indians compete in their first grand final in eight years when they take on Tigers in the 2017-18 Mount Gambier and District Baseball League Division 1 decider this weekend.
Played as a best-of-three series, the first match will be played tonight, with the remaining game/s played tomorrow night.
Softball: Warriors advance in dominant style
WARRIORS earned a position in the Mount Gambier Softball Association major game with a big preliminary final victory over Concordes United at Blue Lake Sports Park on Saturday.
After a disappointing loss to Demons in the semi-final, Warriors were hungry to earn a position in the grand final to seek redemption.
Bowls: RSL holds on
DESPITE losses to the Mount Gambier RSL and District Bowling Club Saturday Open Pennant Division 3 side, as well as the Friday Pennant Division 1 team, the RSL still has a strong presence in the grand finals this week at Millicent.
Mount Gambier RSL's Division 1 Red side will tackle Mount Gambier Red while, Division 2 Red will play Robe in the major game.
Golf: Heywood player steals the spotlight
A GOOD size field greeted the starter for a par competition at the Blue Lake Golf Course.
The greens had recently been cored and sanded which caused some angst as many a putt pulled up short of the hole, but a handful of women playing square or only one or two shots over their handicap proved it was to their liking.
Archery: Archers double dip
A FORECAST of wild, stormy weather over the weekend had Blue Lake Archers believing only the Friday night indoor would be likely to run.
However, as luck would have it they dodged the worst of the weather and a small contingent from the club managed to complete a full outdoor round Sunday afternoon.
Tennis premiership decided
Two old rivals have gone head to head in the 2017-18 Mount Gambier and District Tennis Association season decider.
Little to separated the two squads when season powerhouse Glencoe took on the best Reidy Park had to offer in this year's top level clash.
South East karting young gun captures more national attention
KAI Allen has captured the attention of the KartOz Magazine after completing a successful 2017 karting season.
The Mount Gambier driver was relatively new...

















