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There’s been some good news – and bad news – for the South Burnett Speedway Club this week.
There’s been some good news – and bad news – for the South Burnett Speedway Club this week.
Last Saturday’s Gayndah victory by Navillus Rexted, with Hannah Phillips as the pilot, was a timely lead up to this weekend’s Eye Liner Stakes.
Kingaroy team Gunners will play against Nanango’s Panthers at the Burnett Street Soccer Fields this Saturday, and it may turn into a pivotal match for both sides.
The South Burnett Saints have notched up their fourth straight win – and locked in third spot on the AFL Darling Downs Ladder – with their eight-goal demolition of South Toowoomba on Saturday.
Former Kingaroy rugby league player Logan Bayliss-Brow, who made his debut for the North Queensland Cowboys’ Holden Cup side last month, has been selected to play for the Maroons U18s team.
Wondai’s second annual Street Sprints attracted a good crowd on Saturday and Sunday; spectators had the opportunity to watch some classic cars go through their paces … and see some unexpected thrills and spills.
Former Murgon Mustang Gavin Cooper has been recalled into the Maroons squad in the wake of the team’s demolition by the Blues in Origin I.
Tuesday’s State Budget will include a $6 million Country and Regional Capital Works Program for thoroughbred, trotting and greyhound clubs in regional Queensland.
Egg Tart, the stylish heroine of last Saturday’s Queensland Oaks, is not the only link the key contest has with the South Burnett.
Two young Kingaroy soccer players will be embarking on the trip of a lifetime to Germany and France next Thursday.
Nanango State School students were introduced to futsal last Thursday when two regional coaches visited the school.
On Monday, June 5 Kilcoy Bowls Club hosted the Ladies One Day Fours, which were sponsored by the club and Bowlers Paradise, and the winners came from all over the place.
Young Cherbourg sporting all-rounder Traevonnah Fisher made an impression on selectors at the Central Division Junior Rugby League selection trials held in Gladstone at the weekend.
With the unseasonably warm weather hanging around for quite some time the cold weather gear hadn’t had to make much of an appearance until lately.
If the President’s Cup on May 27 demonstrated that the top teams in this year’s South Burnett soccer competition are closely matched, last Saturday’s Round 7 games did little to clarify matters.
The South Burnett Saints chalked up their third win a row with an emphatic seven goal victory over the Toowoomba Tigers in Kingaroy on Saturday.
Last Saturday’s premiership battle for leading rider honours was a highlight of Nanango Race Club’s very successful meeting, which also featured a clean sweep for female jockeys.
If Saturday’s President’s Cup proved anything, it proved there’s barely room to fit a cigarette paper between the top teams in each of the competition’s three divisions right now.
Kingaroy Junior Motorcycle Speedway Club’s last club day for riders was postponed due to the weather, which meant a special double header was held at the Kingaroy Showgrounds on Saturday.
Nanango’s Autumn Race meeting is always dripping with trophies, and Saturday’s outing was no exception.