Ladies go back to back at Stableford
Wednesday’s 6 October, due to course renovations on the front 9 holes, ladies played the back 9 holes twice for their Single Stableford competition.
The...
Coveted red shirt goes to Ian
On Tuesday, 5 October, 68 players from the Gympie Golf Club Vets competed in the October Monthly Medal for the red shirt.
Winner of...
Another great week for Gympie Bowls
It was another enjoyable week with all the regular events at the Gympie Bowls Club on the Southside.
On Monday morning we had good numbers...
The great darts divide
The Jockey Nutcrackers in Division 1 of the Gympie and District Darts Association again proved to be in a league of their own, defeating...
Golfers out in force
It was great to see so many Gympie Golf Club Ladies play in last Wednesday 29 September's 4 Ball Aggregate Stableford competition.
Best...
Action-packed racing
An excellent crowd was in attendance at Corbet’s Group Mothar Mountain Speedway for the season opening night of racing on Saturday 2 October.
Although...
Vets visit cloudy Coolum
On 27 September 10 Gympie Vets travelled to Mt Coolum for a day of golf.
The weather didn’t look too promising as they...
Club pots major comp
The Gympie Snooker Club is itching for its first competition since the club re-established in May at a new clubhouse at the Kybong...
Albert Bowls past Prez’s over
It was a pleasant morning of bowls with the Albert Bowls Club Past Presidents morning on Tuesday, 21 September.
Winners on the day were Glad...
Cycling event to take in Valley, Kin Kin
Residents in Imbil, Kandanga, Amamoor and Kin Kin will have front row seats to the cycling event, the Noosa Classic.
Organisers of the Noosa Classic...
No luck for Cooroy visitors
Tuesday 21 September, the Gympie Golf Vets hosted 21 Vets from Cooroy full of cheer and confidence, expecting to take home all the prizes....
Ladies tee off
Last Wednesday, (22nd September) Gympie Golf Club Ladies played a Single Stableford competition.
Overall Winner was Yoey Coogan, returning home after a week...
Period poverty revealed
Data from Share the Dignity’s new Dignity Map has revealed that 55 per cent of Gympie women have missed work, 66 per cent have...
