Futsal Results – November 17
Results from South Burnett Futsal games played in Kingaroy on November 17
Results from South Burnett Futsal games played in Kingaroy on November 17
The saying goes that it’s a long road that has no turning. Thankfully, Nanango trainer Glenn Richardson went around the right corner last Saturday.
Results from South Burnett Futsal games played in Kingaroy on November 10
Saturday’s Mount Perry meeting wrapped up the program for the “once-a-year” race clubs for 2016, but the sequence will kick off again on January 7 at Bell.
The Age newspaper has suggested that Olympic athlete Usain Bolt was paid $500,000 to attend Thursday’s Oaks meeting in Melbourne.
It’s been a big year for Murgon sportsman Neil Collard, but he’s hoping there could be even bigger highlights still to come.
A simple idea by one of Kingaroy’s largest companies to encourage team building has really taken off
If you can’t go to Flemington, then Kumbia’s definitely the next best place to be on Melbourne Cup Day.
It’s great to know that summer is finally on its way – the water temperatures in both dams are rising considerably during the day, which makes for some pretty intense fishing at times.
The Kumbia Race Club will be holding its 45th annual Melbourne Cup race meeting this Tuesday, November 1.
Nanango apprentice Hannah English spent most of last Saturday afternoon under observation at Gympie hospital.
The Kingaroy Bowls Club’s Corporate League Challenge started its six week Spring season on Tuesday night, October 18.
Results of Week 1 of the Kingaroy Summer Soccer games played on October 19:
The Kumbia Rattlers Cricket Club officially opened their new clubhouse with a small ceremony last week
Results from South Burnett Futsal games played in Kingaroy on October 30
The recent death of a former Tansey resident is also being mourned more than 13,000km away … in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The training honours for last weekend’s Wondai Cup day were taken out by Lindsay Anderson
A new club for South Burnett mountain bike riders had its first outing in the Wondai State Forest last Sunday.
Trainer Pat Duff is on fire … taking out the Wondai Cup for the second year in a row on Saturday with a sizzling finish.
Pat Duff, the conditioner who picked up last year’s Roy and Glenis Radunz Wondai Cup with Fasta Than Light, aims to make it two in row on Saturday.