Rain and floods halt play
There were no Ladies competitions at the Gympie Golf Club Wednesday and Saturday, 11 and 14 May due to the rain, moderate flooding and...
Players butt heads at meeting
Allegations of misconduct were levelled at the players and the captain of darts team the Jockey Nutcrackers in an explosive letter sent to the...
Darts results from 4 May
The Gympie and District Darts Association season continues to roll along, with results from Wednesday, 4 May not showing any surprises.
RESULTS:
Jockey Nutcrackers 9 def...
Fine form at snooker
The Gympie Snooker Clubs results from last week had Brad Blacket defeating Andy Hutchinson in the final of the Wednesday night competition.
James Penny...
Del’s winning streak continues
The Gympie Golf Club Ladies group had many ladies out playing the Single Stableford Competition on Wednesday, 4 May, and welcomed back Julia Webb...
Taking aim at great day
At the Mother’s Day shoot at Gympie Clay Target Club numbers were down slightly, with members away and rain predicted.
However 36 shooters competed...
Manic May ahead for golf vets
On Tuesday 3 May the Gympie Golf Club had 70 Vets once again competing for the red shirt.
The game was the May...
Plenty to smile about at squash
B Grade 26 April
With one match to post play and one match forfeited the outcome between RoadPro Consulting and Gympie Smash Repairs is undecided....
Still tough going offshore
With a change in the weather last weekend, we only saw a few larger craft make it over the bars. Not too many...
Championships on the brain
The Cooloola Coast Bowls Club is slowly working through the Club Championships with the finals of the Mixed Pairs being playing last Saturday. ...
Grant for Rodeo group
The Gympie Horse and Rodeo Association have been able to hit the ground running after successfully receiving a community grant of $1650 from Realestate.com.au.
"We...
Tennis comps revving up
Tennis continues to be a fun sport for children and adults, with courts at Queens Park Tennis Club, corner of Jane Street and Bruce...
Tragic end for World War I survivor
Born in 1899 to Joseph and Rose Abbott, of Gympie, Joseph Robert Abbott was just 18 when he enlisted.
He was posted to 31st Battalion...
