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Wallaroos set for hard game

Wallaroos captain Todd Campbell will lead from the front against the Isis Devils in Childers tonight.

THE ISIS Devils call their home ground The Furnace. However, it will be Wallaroos who are hoping to be hot in Childers tonight.

World class effort

SERGEANT Tony McCarthy from the Maryborough traffic branch is used to getting phone calls at odd hours. Yesterday, it was his daugther, Sarah calling with news.

Rain could stump the Cavaliers

Bushrangers captain Bradley Quinn (left) and all-rounder Shane Muller will have to wait and see if their Fraser Coast Cricket A grade semi-final showdown with Cavaliers goes ahead.

BUSHRANGERS have won the Fraser Coast Cricket A grade premiership for eight of the past nine seasons.

Tigers in the hunt for premiership

Cameron Baker and his Granville Tigers team-mates are aiming to win another Premier League title this season.

NO ONE can deny the fact that the Granville Tigers men's hockey team knows how to win the Premier League hockey title.

Price wants to finish in fashion

Cricketer and coach Les Price, 70, has made the decision to retire at the end of the season.

LES PRICE is battling a cold and Mother Nature but he's determined to finish a 60-year cricket career in style.

Colin is keen to improve tips

Former Queensland State of Origin player Colin Scott

YOU CAN be sure that it won't only be the players hoping to make an impressive start to the National Rugby League season this weekend.

Lemanu fights for new life

Hervey Bay’s Simone Lemanu is determined to make a fist of a professional boxing career.

SIMONE Lemanu is punching his way to redemption. A life in the boxing ring and not behind bars is now the plan for the Samoan-born heavyweight.

England in sights for hot shots

Gillian Webb-Enslin and her husband Darren both performed well in Tasmania and are now heading to England with the Australian team.

GILLIAN Webb-Enslin was born into a world of rifles. Being a top shot must be in the blood because that’s what Webb-Enslin has turned out to be.

Still no trotting meetings

The Wide Bay Harness Racing Club is finding the going tough trying to host a trotting meeting at the Maryborough Showgrounds. None will be held there this year.

NO REGULAR trotting meetings have been held at the Maryborough Showgrounds since 1985 - that long drought is still far from being broken.

Nathanael the king of chess

Nathanael Tomlinson (from left), Timothy Harris, David Nelson and Patrick Harris before a game in Bundaberg.

MARYBOROUGH'S Nathanael Tomlinson had all the winning moves in Bundaberg. He won all seven games of chess he played during a tournament at Central State School.

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