Year that was in sport – December
DECEMBER
04/12/2025: North Whyalla completed its undefeated season in the Whyalla Football League women's competition, defeating West Augusta to claim the 2025 premiership.
11/12/2025: Local cricket...
Year that was in sport – November
NOVEMBER
06/11/2025: It was only three rounds into the Port Augusta Cricket Association but the ladder was already beginning to take shape.
13/11/2025: It was a...
Year that was in sport – October
OCTOBER
02/10/2025: The Whyalla Basketball Association celebrated a significant milestone, marking 70 years since its formation in 1955.
09/10/2025: A Whyalla judo veteran prepared to once...
Year that was in sport – September
SEPTEMBER
04/09/2025: Taylor Breen was named as the Elders Real Estate A Grade Best and Fairest at the Whyalla Netball Associations' awards night.
11/09/2025: Roopena's Kyle...
Year that was in sport – August
AUGUST
07/08/2025: Centrals clung onto third spot in the Whyalla Football A Grade ladder with a hard-fought, but overall convincing win against West, claiming the...
Year that was in sport – July
JULY
03/07/2025: South Whyalla shocked the ladder leaders, claiming a tense win over Central Whyalla in its Whyalla Football League A grade match at Memorial...
Year that was in sport – June
JUNE
05/06/2025: The last set of hockey games were played before a short break for the long weekend.
12/06/2025: While it was still early in the...
Year that was in sport – May
MAY
01/05/2025: Action returned for the 2025 football season with a special Anzac Day clash between reigning premiers Roopena and grand finalists Centrals.
08/05/2025: In what...
Year that was in sport – March
JANUARY
02/01/2025: It was the midpoint of the Spencer Gulf League season, with the new look competition proving to be a great success across both...
Year that was in sport – February
FEBRUARY
06/02/2025: Some great games of cricket were played in the Spencer Gulf League, with three out of the four matches coming right down to...
Whyalla rates anger grows
Residents of Whyalla are being asked yet again to accept the unacceptable - a proposed rate increase of between 5.3 per cent and 6.3...
