Young passionate Great Southern cricketers were met with hometown hero and emerging WA quick Bryce Jackson when the Perth Scorchers bus visited the region last week.
Harry Grigson
The Albany and Districts Cricket Association will again be graced with a flurry of English talent this summer with two familiar faces returning for the upcoming season while a new signing has been confirmed.
A swag of budding Great Southern netballers have shone on the big stage after contributing to grand final victories at Netball WA’s Fever in Time program.
Five years ago Denmark’s Anthony McEwan was told he may never run again and now he is a 2km beach run world champion.
North Kalgoorlie are celebrating major success this weekend in Perth.
Neale Harvey
Chad Pittard, with his father Ray’s backing, powered his way to the State Limited Sprintcars title last season.
First division games in new Kalgoorlie-Boulder Basketball Association season schedules for Friday night.
Got Lucky returns to Leonora on Saturday after sweeping all three northern Goldfields cups last year.
A 22-year-old man has been charged over a shocking crash that killed a mother, her baby and another woman in the Mid-West
Lauren Price
The much talked about 2024 Albany Advertiser Great Southern Football League Team of the Year has been revealed. See what players made the side, those who missed out and who got the nod as coach of the season.
A talented squad of Albany Boardriders finished fifth at the recent Surf Boardroom Surf League held at Perth’s iconic Scarborough Beach last weekend.
Ben Eccles chases back-to-back victories in this week’s WA PGA Championship golf tournament at Kalgoorlie Golf Course.
Former GFL players are making their mark for WAFL club Subiaco.
The deadline for nominations for the 2024 Goldfields Sports Star of the Year Awards has been extended until 5pm Friday.
More than 500 players and thousands of spectators gathered for the fast-growing AFGRI Albany rugby 7s tournament on the weekend, as Albany Storm’s under-10s finished undefeated to clinch the cup.
A grand final rematch marks the opening round of the highly-anticipated Albany and Districts Cricket Association A-grade season after the fixtures were officially released this week.
North Albany were too big and too strong for their young opposition storming to a 35-point win over Albany Raiders to kickstart their Albany Basketball Association men’s A-grade season on Tuesday night.
A destructive second half helped Albany Raiders to a commanding 17-point victory over Sonics Blue to kickstart their Albany Basketball Association women’s A-grade season in perfect fashion.
Australs North are eyeing a long-awaited finals berth after snaring the crucial signatures of two Englishmen ahead of the new Great Southern Cricket Association season that starts on Saturday.
Collingwood premiership ruck and former North Albany player Darcy Cameron capped off a career-best season in the black and white by finishing second in the club’s fairest and best count on Friday night.
Denmark-raised star Parris Laurie attributed successive Perth Football League A-grade women’s fairest and best medals to her supportive club Wembley after producing another dominant season individually.
Perth Glory midfielder Brandon O’Neill insisted the club would welcome another trip to the Great Southern after being bombarded with Albany’s “appetite” for soccer.
Brilliant midfielder Tom Kilpatrick has claimed his first Hardie Medal to cap a superb season with Narrogin.
Cameron Newbold
GFL’s women finish third at this year’s annual country championships.
