THE remaining New Norfolk team in this year’s Southern Football League finals is off to Cygnet today (Saturday) to play Southern Storm in the Colts preliminary final at 12.30pm. A win will give the Eagles an opportunity to progress to the grand final. The young Eagles were at home to

AFTER three quarters of high-pressure finals football, the New Norfolk Eagles could not stop a rampaging Lindisfarne at Boyer Oval on Saturday. The visitors’ final-quarter eight-goal blitz enabled them to run out 56-point winners and move forward to a preliminary final against the Huonville Lions for the right to play

SUCCESS seems to be following the New Norfolk Panthers wherever they go, with the hallowed home grounds of Metro FC being no exception after a well-deserved 11-0 win for the Derwent Valley’s soccer side on Friday night. The “wall” is starting to make a name for itself among opposition sides

SENIORS – 1ST SEMI-FINAL: Lindisfarne 1.5 4.7 8.11 16.14 (110)New Norfolk 2.3 2.9 5.11 7.12 (54) Goals – Lindisfarne: S. Adams 4, D. Blazely 3, K. Baker 2, L. Polanowski 2, M. Cassidy 2, J. Young, T. Roberts, R. Martin; New Norfolk: T. Rainbird 3, J. Bearman 2, R. Heron,

THE Eagles Colts need to regroup and put together for quarters of football when they meet Dodges Ferry on Saturday, if they are to remain in the Southern Football League finals. After a poor performance against Sorell the week before, the boys travelled to Huonville last Sunday to do battle

NEW Norfolk will face last year’s SFL premiers in a first semi-final match at Boyer Oval this Saturday after going down to Cygnet in the qualifying final at the weekend. The Eagles were gallant in defeat in front of a good crowd at Cygnet’s home ground on Saturday, going down

THE New Norfolk Panthers remain undefeated after a forfeit by Brighton Storm ahead of the soccer match due to be played at Tynwald Park on Sunday. With only five matches left in the season, it’s looking good for the in-form Panthers and their hopes of finishing on top. The team’s

AS the football season moves into finals, the New Norfolk District Football Club takes the opportunity to congratulate the Southern Football League (SFL) and its member clubs for their persistence and effort in working through all the issues COVID-19 presented and pushing for a successful return to grassroots football. “The league and all clubs

TICKETS in the New Norfolk Golf Club’s Christmas Casket Raffle are available now at the clubhouse in Howell Drive. There will be weekly draws for a $50 prize and the major prizes of $500, $1500 and $2500 will be drawn on December 15. Tickets cost $50 and are limited to

GRETNA Cricket Club members and friends gathered at the Gretna War Memorial Recreation Ground last weekend to celebrate the successes of the last season and begin preparations for the summer ahead. The event had been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The gathering at the club’s home ground last Saturday

THE New Norfolk District Football Club has ended the pandemic-shortened Southern Football League season with a seven-point win over Sorell. The New Norfolk Eagles and the Sorell Eagles scored 12 goals apiece in the encounter at Prembroke Park, with the win coming down to New Norfolk registering 18 behinds to

THE Eagles jumped from fourth to second place on percentage on the SFL ladder after a 117-point demolition of a struggling Claremont on the big Boyer Oval on Saturday. After an even first quarter, the Eagles gained the ascendency in the remaining three quarters to slam on 18 goals to