Tuesday 4 November 2014 By Georgina Bayly A dramatic plane crash in early August this year, has not stopped Lawn Bowlers Robyn and Scott Beaumont from having a roll this week at the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games. The pair …
Tuesday 4 November 2014 By Elly Pugh The basketball courts at Runaway Bay are a busy place this year, no doubt partly due to The Myths and Legends Basketball organisation. Established in 1987 by a group of former Olympians, the …
Tuesday 4 November 2014 By Elly Pugh Nerang soccer field holds a swarm of colour and a penchant for puns this year, with the Murtwilda’s women’s team kicking up a rainbow storm. 2014 marks the fifth year the Murwillumbah based …
Tuesday 4 November by Jake Lollback Colin Burton could tell you just about everything there is to know about Masters Basketball because he never takes a day off – not even for his birthday. Despite a Gold Medal in the …
Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist Natalie Cook returned to the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games today after her role as ambassador for the Games in 2012. Cook is delighted to see some 14,000 competitors participating in the Games this year and said she is enjoying the Games Village festivities.
The men’s over 40s cricket – super 8s competition has some experienced players in the form of the defending champions Logan Village. Captain Shane Conradi admits the team doesn’t get nervous before competitions as they play a lot of cricket together.
Olympian Matt Grinlaubs is digging into this week’s beach volleyball competition at the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games. Getting back into the swing of things is an easy feat for the 2000 Sydney Olympics star.
A drink in their hands and a smile on the face, veteran soccer team, the Quarryman, were ready to demonstrate to the other participants their 20 years worth of experience on and off the field.
Cricketing great and Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games ambassador, Ian Healy, led the golf cart charge at day two of the Four Ball Best Ball Stableford at Palmer Colonial on the Gold Coast.
Laurel Blucher along with husband Tony Guilfoyle and doubles partner Paula Simpson were not quite sure what to expect and deemed their first foray into the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games a fact finding mission.
