Rain wreaks havoc across lower grade cricket semi-finals
The Rockhampton Cricket lower grades finalists were decided last weekend despite rain causing havoc across semi-finals.
The Reserve Grade semi-final was washed out, resulting...
Under-17s women kept scoreless, show immense grit
In a gruelling battle, the Central Queensland Under-17 girls fought hard but ended up being held scoreless at Kayo Stadium.
Playing at Redcliffe’s famous home...
Addison Solly sends Brethren into grand final
Rockhampton Brothers Blue are through to the grand final after knocking off Capricorn Coast in the semi-final on Friday, 13 March.
Brothers captured the 22-run...
Second division turns on the heat for local players
Whilst the players in the top division of open grade fixtures at the Rockhampton Table Tennis Association usually turn on the better matches from...
Falcons plot plan for Case
Frenchville have a plan in place as they seek a Rockhampton Cricket A Grade three-peat.
The two-time defending champions will collide with the minor...
Reef shut down Beef
Reef produced a stellar defensive performance to overcome Beef in last Saturday’s main event.
Reef performed brilliantly, cleaning up Beef 16-0 in an impressive display...
Winnie wins it for Beef in classic representative contest
A tight affair saw Beef earn the chocolates in the annual Reef v Beef Women’s match.
Beef — thanks to a double from Brothers star...
Rockets cool off the Fire
The Rockhampton Rockets have made it a perfect start in the Queensland State League 2 competition.
With a second straight win on Bravus Arena ...
The region’s golf results from across the local fairways
ROCKHAMPTON GOLF CLUB
Ladies’ single stableford front 9 11-03
Winner: Lisa Scantlebury 35, second: Helen Wastell 32, third: Catherine Jaques 31.
Ladies’ single stableford second 9...
Dolphins down courageous Capras
Central Queensland put in a spirited effort but were downed by Redcliffe in Round 6 of the Cyril Connell Cup last Saturday.
The Capras looked...
Positive end for Capras
Central Queensland’s Mal Meninga Cup outfit were blown off the park by Souths Logan last Sunday.
The Magpies, playing on their home ground at Davies...
Ah McGahan does it again
In a heavily rain-affected Rockhampton Cricket A Grade semi-final, Frenchville did enough to see off both the uncertainty and Capricorn Coast to advance to...
No $500 million pricetag for rowing, says Bleijie
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie says Olympic rowing and canoeing remain on course in Rockhampton, dismissing claims in the media this week that it would...
