This week, Wally the Worried Bowler writes to our resident “agony aunt”, the uniquely unqualified Dr Tufflove, seeking help with the favourite mantra of club coach Izzy Trenorden: bowl “on or [...]
Here's a set of photos that attempt to convey some of the special aspects of the AGM held on Saturday 9 May 2026: the communal goodwill at the sausage sizzle beforehand diligent attendees quickly [...]
Fifteen Sturt members attended the 5-day Autumn Kangaroo Island Bowls Carnival from Monday 27 April to Friday 1 May 2026. The following fascinating report was prepared by Sonia Matteucci and Diane [...]
At Winter Bowls last Saturday, 2 May 2026, the mystery of the missing banana took a dramatic and unexpected new turn. In fact, the latest development has the potential to divide the women’s group [...]
Every bowler carries secret worries. Some are carefully hidden. Others are discussed loudly around the bar after games. To help our Sturt members through their difficult issues, we proudly present [...]
Don't ever underestimate the competitive streak in the men at Sturt Bowling Club. Just when we thought the women members had taken an unassailable lead in the coveted unofficial award for Brightest [...]
On Anzac Day 2026, respected club member Major (retired) Deane Pye, with background assistance from Paul Teesdale, led a short and moving ceremony at the club, to commemorate the 58,500 who served in [...]
Everyone in our bowls club has a story, but this one is very different. It involves the intricate, long-term connection between two people at the club - Tami who works part-time behind the bar, and [...]
This letter of appreciation was received recently from Colonel Light Gardens Primary School for the support provided by our club to its junior bowling team. Colonel Light Garden Primary School [...]
One of the most coveted awards at the club is the unofficial title of Brightest Bowler at Winter Bowls. The early leader in the title this year, Stewie Allen, and last year's winner Bob Rutten, now [...]