Sport
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Border Trots – May 10th
A VERY shrewd New Zealander once said that there were only two days of joy in the life of a horse owner. The first is…
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Diggers celebrate miracle Chairman’s Challenge triumph
SOAKING wet from an ice shower, Ipswich Diggers head coach Scott Ireland knew his team could produce a miracle victory. In his fourth year as…
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Double-header test for high-flying Force men
BEING unbeaten at the top of the NBL1 North table has the Ipswich Force men ready to meet some heavyweight challenges. That includes the team’s…
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Strong Ipswich family bond in elite successes
WHEN you are one of Ipswich’s most talented sporting families with high level goals, ongoing support is everything. That’s the case for focused siblings Ella…
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Knights need to make clinical finishes in tough league
EIGHT games into a new competition, the Ipswich Knights have yet to turn competitive performances into regular victories. However, head coach Andy Ogden knows the…
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Life member’s path to Moore success
CRICKET Ipswich life member Aaron Moore is pleased with the pathway he helped create for players of the future. However, the former representative wicketkeeper and…
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Decade of support lifts Ipswich girls’ footy program
AS Ipswich State High (ISH) prepares to defend its national open boys’ title, the girls’ program is going from strength to strength. Former Australian player…
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Rosewood club’s higher level quest for success
BUILDING stables to host state events and providing lights for summer competitions are top priorities on Megan Hayne’s sporting wish list. The Rosewood Hack and…
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Taylor rides higher with inspiration from dad
IT TOOK losing his famous father, John, for Taylor Marshall to truly find what an exceptional man he was. Now, Taylor wants nothing more than…
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Border Trots May 3
MARBURG’S much-awaited track conditioner has arrived. Locally built by Campbell Fabrications (CAMFAB), the green and yellow “monster” will halve the time necessary to prepare the…
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