Ex-Redlegs bag 14 goals to dominate division one
A pair of Norwood premiership forwards have put on a clinic in the Adelaide Footy League, booting all but one of their side’s goals in a 73-point win.
Sport
Confusion as weather stops indoor basketball match
Rain is not typically an issue when it comes to basketball but Southern Tigers and Norwood have felt the brunt of winter after having their games cancelled on Saturday night.
Panthers make history with back-to-back flags
South Adelaide coach Rick Watts found it hard to put into words how much winning back-to-back SANFLW premierships meant to him, the players and the club after the Panthers made history by beating North Adelaide on Sunday.
Back on court 25 days after stroke
Adelaide basketballer Jack Turnbull was playing pool at his US college campus one minute then in an emergency room, “trapped” inside his own body moments later.
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Aus Open title sets up teen’s year
WYNN Vale’s Brad Mousley used to sleep with a tennis racquet in his bed, but his dad Craig could never have imagined his Australian Open success.
Clubs await decision on reserve
BOSA Soccer Club is set to learn if it has secured Charles Cane Reserve as its home at a Prospect Council meeting next week.
West v City opens Premier League
A BLOCKBUSTER clash between former National Soccer League rivals West Adelaide and Adelaide City will kick off the new SA Premier League season.
From the pool to TDU for SA hope
VALE Park’s Rohan Dennis has made his name on the road as one of Australia’s top young cyclists, but he began his rise to success in the swimming pool.
Enfield City withdraws from league
ENFIELD City has withdrawn from Football Federation SA’s State League, casting doubts over the long-term future of the 68-year-old soccer club.
Teen set for taste of NRL glory
TYLOR Black will next week move a step closer to becoming just the second player from SA in the NRL.
The year that was in local sport
FROM a slimming ruckman to outraged lawn bowlers, Messenger Community News’ Gurus look back on the year that was in local sport.
SA v Vic rivalry hits the greens
TRADITIONAL rivalries will be on the line when South Australia takes on Victoria in the annual interstate lawn bowls series next month.
Head a batting star for keeps
TEA Tree Gully cricketer Travis Head is considered one of Australia’s brightest batting prospects.
Pooraka duo SA’s best bowlers
ONE started playing cricket last year while the other has just reinvented his action due to a bad back, but statistically they are SA’s best junior bowlers.
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