THE Hamilton Basketball Association season rolled on, with the usual Tuesday night women’s games moved to Thursday, due to Melbourne Cup Day.

TAHARA’S James Humphries got more than he bargained for last weekend, returning home with a national title at the Field and Game Australia ASF National Championship in Clunes.

IT was a welcomed turnout at the Heywood Pony Club’s 50th anniversary celebrations on Sunday with past and current members reminiscing days since its inception in 1973. Around 140 people attended the event with plenty of action across the day including presentations and demonstrations from current riders. Amid many highlights was awarding 12 new life […]

GRANGEBURN Bowling Club bowler, Alison East, continues to shine in her chosen sport after being selected as a member of the Bowls Australia 2024 Para Jackaroos squad with ambitions of playing in the Commonwealth Games and the World Games.

A TRIO of junior basketball teams from Hamilton travelled to Geelong for the annual Korr Korr Ngitji Geelong Tournament with some impressive results, along with some lessons learnt for the players.

Friday and Saturday’s southerly flow carried the remnants of winter’s bitter chill, but the promise of warmer days ahead as patches of sunshine warmed competitors in the weekend events; just enough so that layers were peeled off only to be donned again as the clouds periodically eclipsed the sun.

PORT Fairy runner Jason Daye has taken out top prize at the 3 Bays marathon, winning Sunday’s event with a blistering time of 2hrs41mins26secs.

HAMILTON suffered a heartbreaking loss to Portland Colts in round five of the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade competition at Monivae Turf on Saturday, as the visitors chased down the target set by Hamilton via a 53-run undefeated last wicket partnership.

JUST one month shy of four years since the Hamilton Hurricanes last tasted Country Basketball League success, the side defeated Ararat Redbacks by 15 points in the round five clash at HILAC on Saturday night.

PORTLAND’S 3 Bays Running Festival has seen a new course record for its ultra-marathon event on Saturday, with Warrnambool runner Tom Hynes taking out first place with a blistering time of 4hrs55mins32secs.