The spotlight has been shone recently on the high level of obesity in the South Burnett but there’s really no excuse not to get off the couch to get some exercise, according to the Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation.
The South Burnett’s best junior cricketers were in action on Sunday in a series of junior matches played against Fraser Coast.
The second-largest crowd on record packed out Boondooma Dam on the weekend for the 26th annual Yellowbelly Fishing Competition.
Futsal results from games played on February 6.
The Evolution Solar South Burnett Football Sevens Carnival will be held on February 22-23 at Tom Alford Oval in Kingaroy.
My Saturday morning broadcast on Wild Horse FM 99.7’s Sportstime went out at its usual time this week, but my column is a little bit late due to technical gremlins. My apologies to all our regular readers.
It’s that time of year … with sign-on days for various junior and senior sports teams scheduled all over the region.
Football South Burnett elected its Competition Administration (CA) committee for 2014 at last night’s Annual General Meeting
There has been a slight amendment to the South Burnett Seniors rugby league draw released last month.
The South Burnett cricket competition resumed on Saturday after a break for the Australia Day weekend.
The Kingaroy senior soccer clubrooms were packed for a special meeting held on Friday night to meet recently elected Football South West Queensland Zone president Nigel Fanning.
The first matches on the 2014 season were held on Thursday, January 30 at the Kingaroy State High School Sports Auditorium, and results were as follows:
The Australia Day long weekend was a big weekend for bowlers, with many getting some early practice for the club championships due to start in a couple of weeks.
Motor racing is in the blood for Kingaroy’s Carroll family, with three generations now officially petrol heads.
Calling all young footballers! Kingaroy Junior Soccer Club will be holding its annual sign-on days soon.
Who is the King of Kingaroy? Well, it’s a Lismore driver called Greg Worling who went home $10,000 richer after the massive three-day Kings Royal speedway meeting in front of a big crowd at Kingaroy at the weekend.
Congratulations to all our players who travelled to Sydney to the Junior Club Nationals and spent a week playing some great futsal against teams for all over Australia and New Zealand.
Most areas received an inch or so of rain over the last week, which is good for the greens.
The huge Kings Royal weekend of speedway racing roared into life on Friday night in Kingaroy, promising three days of action for fans.
Kingaroy’s RSL Services cricket club is still looking for nominations for its big Pink Stumps Day on Sunday (January 26) at T.J. O’Neill Oval in Kingaroy.
