Festive spirit for joint runners
An excellent roll up for the joint Christmas run for Gympie, Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Hinterland Hash clubs last Monday night.
64 hashers...
Flathead on the prowl
The Fraser and Sunshine Coast rivers will be firing up this month with some good bread and butter species coming onto the chew.
Flathead...
Three-way tie sees ‘Mugs’ play off
Both of the Gunabul Par 3 competitions were slightly rain effected this week, however the up side is that the course is looking great...
Volley of victories
Gympie Volleyball can not and will not stop growing with even more wins under their belt after their finals and presentations on Thursday, 30...
Great finish for juniors
Junior Break-Up and First Semi-Final.
Squash Juniors ended their Season on Friday 1 December with an afternoon of challenge games and a trophy presentation. ...
Gympie girls shine at Kookaburra Karnival
Monday and Tuesday (27 and 28 November) the Gympie flag was flying at Bribie Island when four members of the Gympie Golf Club Ladies...
Vets scared of a bit of rain
Well, the rain scared a few of the Gympie Golf Club Vets off on Tuesday 28 November.
They ended up with just 64...
Victory for Killy pub
Kilkivan Hotel’s yellow-capped players, captained by Megan Bambling, defeated Theebine Hotel’s first sixteen by 17 runs in a hotly-contested and entertaining community cricket clash...
$50k race day
It was a five race card at the Gympie Turf Club last Saturday, 25 November, with $50,000 up for grabs in the prize pool.
The...
Wet contest for medal of medals
Wednesday, 22 November was certainly a hard day at the office with Gympie Golf Club lady golfers doing their best to dodge the rain...
Junior touch champions
Gympie footballers tore up the field for their Junior Touch grand finals that were held on the touch fields by Albert Park last Wednesday...
Scorpions after the siren
Both the men’s and women’s basketball grand finals were held at the Pavilion last Sunday night, 26 November.
The day saw the Juniors play their...
SCUH bringing possible blood cure closer to home
A stem cell transplant service has launched at Sunshine Coast University Hospital, allowing blood cancer patients to access the advanced treatment closer to home....
