THE New Norfolk District Football Club’s Les Hepper Medal for the senior best-and-fairest winner was presented to Jye Bearman on Saturday night. Awards for all four grades of competition were presented at the club’s Red White and Black Ball, which was held at the Wrest Point Casino for the first

Saturday 31/10/2020 Tim Lowe/Gilbert Automotive Club Foursome Championship – Division. 1 Gross: L. Post-G. Heron 71, M. Williams-C. Youd c/b, B. Rainbird-P. Marshall 76; Nett: L. Post-G. Heron 71-2½- 68½ , M. Williams-C. Youd 76-6-70, A. Watts-D. Hack 84-14-70; Division 2 Gross: A. Leitch-G. Duggan 87, S. Ackerly-S. Gray 90,

THE New Norfolk Soccer Club’s senior men’s team wrapped up a wonderful year with a dominant win over Clarence Zebras 6-0 at Tynwald Park on Sunday, to claim the Division 5 premiership. After the game the team members were presented with their premiership medallions and cup. It has been a

Saturday 24/10/2020 Stableford – A Grade: L. McKenzie 38, D. Williams 35 c/b, L. Post 35 c/b; B Grade: D. Armstrong 38, G. Duggan 36 c/b, P. Foster 36; C Grade: W. Wyker 40, D. Jenkins 35, R. Heron 32 c/b; NTPs: 3rd D. Martin, 6/15th D. Williams, 8/17th D.

THE first two weekly winners in the New Norfolk Golf Club’s Christmas casket raffle have been drawn, with eight weeks remaining until the big draw in December. Tickets cost $50 each and are limited to 200. There is a weekly draw for a $50 prize, with the major prizes to

THERE has been a lot of activity at the New Norfolk Rowing Club over recent weeks. Rowers have enjoyed using their new site on the Esplanade and safer access to the river in the training leading up to the 2020-21 season. “It’s great that we no longer have to dodge

THE New Norfolk Panthers suffered their first loss of the season against the University Wanderers at Olinda Grove on Sunday. An intense 90 minutes against a very physical University team saw the Panthers lose 2-3 in a match marred by controversy and a rarely-seen struggle down the wings and in

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