Rain Plays Havoc With Sport
Friday night’s rain played havoc with sporting events in the South Burnett on Saturday.
Friday night’s rain played havoc with sporting events in the South Burnett on Saturday.
The overnight rain has forced the cancellation of today’s B Grade cricket match scheduled to be played at Lyle Vidler Oval in Kingaroy.
The overnight rain has forced the abandonment of today’s scheduled Nanango Races.
Yarraman’s big annual carnival is on this weekend … the Rosalie Fours.
Football South Burnett’s 2014 Female Coach of the Year, Lauren Mangan, has won the same category in the South-West Queensland football awards.
As from last Monday, the national track-rating system has been revised for turf tracks.
Horses may still be allowed on some sections of the Kingaroy-Kilkivan rail trail between Kingaroy and Wondai
Results from Round 7 of the Summer Soccer 7s played at Tom Alford Oval, Kingaroy, on Wednesday night:
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its annual Christmas Race Meeting at the Lee Park Raceway on Saturday.
The grand finals of the Kingaroy Touch Association’s night competition were played at T.J. O’Neill Oval in Kingaroy on Monday night.
Cherbourg’s Heather Sandow is among the latest successful applicants under the Federal Government’s Local Sporting Champions program.
Cherbourg women will be given more sporting chances following Council winning a Get Out, Get Active grant.
About 20 young riders turned up for the inaugural junior motorcycle speedway “Come And Try Day”
The Phillip Hughes tragedy was remembered at all cricket matches played in the South Burnett at the weekend, with a minute’s silence before games and players sporting black armbands.
Results from futsal games played in Kingaroy on Thursday, November 27
A number of clubs have received some rain in the past few weeks, though nothing to compare with the weather in Brisbane and the coast. And perhaps that’s a good thing in some ways.
South Burnett Thrashers rugby union club has signed up 18 players interested in playing in next year’s competition – but they still need more.
It is always pleasing to see gallopers that have performed well on South Burnett tracks prosper when they take on stronger company elsewhere.
Results from Round 6 of the Summer Soccer 7s played at Tom Alford Oval, Kingaroy, on Wednesday night (NB. Round 5 was washed out):
The Kingaroy Junior Motorcycle Speedway Club is inviting budding racers to come along to the club’s inaugural “Come And Try Day” this Sunday (November 30).