State News - SA
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09 Sep 10 | Second Semi-Finals
A Grade
Dudley United 45 d Kingscote 33
Almost gale force winds and wet weather proved to make shooting very hard. Dudley had stronger court play in the first quarter. Rachel Peckover leading well and feeding into goalies well. Linda’s height was an advantage to DU for rebounds. Changes to Kingscote with Morgan into GK and Lucille coming on to GA. For Dudley, Jacinta moved out to GD, setting up a physical contest with the athletic Lucille.
09 Sep 10 | First Semi-Finals
A Grade
Parndana 58 d Wisanger 32
Both teams warmed up in the rain as it appeared to be hanging around for the afternoon. Parndana put the first few goals on the board before Wisanger found their range. Jess Woolley was shooting accurately for Wisanger but was finding it hard to match Courtney Wood who was at her best.
09 Sep 10 | Second Semi-Finals - Saturday
A Grade
Parndana 11.13 d Kingscote 2.3
Parndana goal kickers: N Dugmore 4,
Z Trethewey 4, S Windsor 1, H Sullivan 1,
L Hacker 1. Best players: N Dugmore, D Westbrook, N Trethewey, Z Trethewey, D Trethewey.
Kingscote goal kickers: R Christophers 2,
A Schumann 1. Best players: B McSherry,
D Thompson, L Johnson, P Green, L Bruce.
09 Sep 10 | On Sunday, clubs ventured to Penneshaw for the elimination first semi’s.
Dudley United got off to a great start in the A’s, Brad Willson booting the first two goals and his team another three before Wisanger were on the board through Sam Morris.
09 Sep 10 | The second semi-
finals were played out on Saturday at a
wet and wind-blown Wisanger. In the A Grade clash Parndana were on top early, despite Kingscote having first use of the scoring end.
09 Sep 10 | My island home - Don Dixon was born in 1923 at Cowell on Eyre Peninsula.
It was a combination of
interests - wildlife, amateur film making and underwater
diving - which brought him to Kangaroo Island.
09 Sep 10 | The rare Heath Goanna will be one of several species given better protection in SA’s newest conservation park. Simpson Conservation Reserve, a unique parcel of land on the south-western part of Dudley Peninsula, and adjacent previously unproclaimed land, have together become the 980ha Simpson Conservation Park.
09 Sep 10 | Proposed Kangaroo Island tourist attraction Swim with Tuna has received its 60 fish, which have been towed to its cage in Boston Bay, Port Lincoln.
09 Sep 10 | The State Government has pledged a multi-million five-year upgrade of Seal Bay, starting with $700,000 this financial year.
09 Sep 10 | The biennial Kangaroo Island Field Day has been called off for 2011, with the loss of “critical”
committee members the cause.
09 Sep 10 | Council workers cleared more than 200 fallen trees from roads over the weekend as most island areas recorded well above their average .
09 Sep 10 | Bangarra’s fusion of traditional indigenous culture and contemporary dance continues to be a winning formula for profound experiences in the theatre.
09 Sep 10 | North Eastern Football Player of the Year scores highlight Ryan Darling of Blyth/Snowtown to be the overall winner for the season.
09 Sep 10 | The final scores highlight the low-scoring game that saw the Eagles through to the finals.
09 Sep 10 | This year’s NAFA preliminary finals were played over two days as a result of torrential rain that fell on and around the Melrose oval.
09 Sep 10 | After having seen some good games played throughout the day in appalling conditions the A Grade teams Cleve and Rudall were able to warm up in dry conditions and both teams appeared ready to play.
09 Sep 10 | Quinn Investments was fined in the Industrial Relations Court last week and compensation subsequently awarded to the victims of the Beetaloo Valley blast of 2006.
09 Sep 10 | Port Augusta businesses were evacuated on Loudon Road after a car leaked fuel into the drains. The incident was attended by the Port Augusta Metropolitan Fire Service.
09 Sep 10 | When Digger Donahue book-ended the Bombers scoring with a 40m last quarter goal into the wind that gave them the narrowest of leads, you felt (briefly) Cowell might pay the ultimate price for some wayward kicking when they had the use of the wind.
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