Proudly supported by Rachel Lawrie of Ray White.

The Prospect District Cricket Club (Known as ‘The Pirates’) is one of the longest standing and proudest clubs in the South Australian Cricket Association Grade Cricket Competition, having been established in 1928 and with 8 A Grade Premierships to its name. The club has been the home for numerous State and International stars, with players such as Sir Garfield Sobers, Barry Richards, Greg Blewett, Nathan Lyon, Rodney Hogg, Jeff Hammond, Andrew Zesers, Ashley Mallet and with over 50 players having represented South Australia.

Based at Prospect Oval, the Pirates have some of the best facilities amongst grade clubs in the state, resulting in a family and spectator friendly environment. Of recent times since the clubs previous A Grade premiership on 2000/01, it has fallen on tough times, but with the support of Ms Rachel Lawrie, the club has begun to move in the right direction. The clubs ambitions to once again become one of the premier grade clubs, have matched perfectly with the ambitions of Ms Lawrie. The ‘Rachel Lawrie T20 Match’ has become a highly anticipated event in the Prospect community cricket calendar.
The PDCC are proud to be supported by Rachel, and look forward to our partnership on and off the field.

Mr. Tennis

Martin Richards, a local resident, formed Mr Tennis in 1997 at the Broadview Tennis Club.  Mr Tennis delivers a tennis coaching academy that is suitable for people of any age, skill or experience.  With Tennis Australia accredited coaches, Mr Tennis is an experienced deliverer of ANZ Hot Shots, Fast 4 and Cardio Tennis.
The Hot Shots program is based on a “learning-through-play” philosophy, which means that playing the game of tennis is the central feature of each session.  Smaller courts, racquets and softer tennis balls makes it possible to develop children’s skills faster, while the red, orange and green stages offer a clear pathway.
Cardio Tennis is a high energy 60 minute tennis workout.  It doesn’t matter if you play regularly or have never before, because Cardio Tennis is open to people of all ages, abilities and fitness levels. During a workout, women can burn around 300 to 500 calories per hour and men can burn between 500 to 800 calories.

COMING SOON  FAST4 Tennis encourages lightning-fast play, with sets won when one player reaches four games, rather than the usual six or seven.  Matches don’t generally last any longer than 75 minutes, with each set lasting about a quarter of an hour at most.
Mr Tennis strives to be the ‘tennis deliverer of choice’ in the local area which aligns perfectly with the ambitions of Rachel.  Mr Tennis is proud and appreciative of Rachel’s ongoing support.
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West Adelaide Hellas Soccer Club

Off the field the club has made enormous strides. The club has secured from the State Government in 2014 a 28,000m2 parcel of land on Churchill Road that once housed the Kilburn Primary School. The club has secured a $500,000 grant to begin construction on what will be the club’s home for the future. The club is poised to begin occupying the site in late 2015 and commence construction shortly afterwards.    The club’s Park Tce North Adelaide junior grounds are being redeveloped, and the club is partnering with Renewal SA and the Adelaide City Council to bring to life a $5m rejuvenation.  Renewal SA has is committed over $700,000 in building new club rooms for our junior arm.  With a professional and dedicated team of administrators, the club is looking forward to a bright future.

The Club is pleased to announce a new partnership and welcome aboard our Sponsor, Rachel Lawrie of Ray White.

Rachel has made long term commitment with the Club and in turn we ask that you support her with any of your, friends and families real estate business.
Any business that Rachel receives no matter who the source is, as long as West Adelaide is mentioned, the Club stands to benefit as well as the client.
Rachel offers a very professional service in all residential sales in the Adelaide area and beyond. Her dedication towards her clients is evident in the Awards she has already received from the industry.  As a dedicated mum of two young players at the Club, Rachel is extremely approachable and you are bound to see her smiley face around at the Junior and Senior Clubrooms.

Please support Rachel’s business by liking her Facebook Page, Rachel Lawrie – Business Person
We once again thank Rachel for her support and look forward to many successful years.

GAZA Sports and Community Club

The Eagles were first formed in 1903, initially been known as Kobandilla, but by 1909 the name had been changed and the Klemzig Football Club was formed. It played for three seasons, first blue and white, then red, white and blue, with its last year being spent in the Adelaide and Suburban Association.

In 1916, the middle of World War I, there was considerable talk about the government changing the names of towns which had German associations. Then in 1917 it was gazetted that all towns in South Australia with German names would be changed on January 10th, 1918, to suitable Australian names.

Subsequently, Klemzig was changed to Gaza in recognition to the servicemen who had been interred at the Gaza War Cemetery. Units of the Light Horse fought many battles in the Gaza area, one of the oldest cities in the world, before eventually winning the day.

The Gaza Football Club was founded in 1903, then on December 12th, 1935, the name of the suburb reverted to Klemzig. After World War II the members of the Gaza football and cricket clubs voted unanimously at an AGM to retain the name Gaza in perpetuity.  Gaza is one of the four remaining inaugural members of the original North Adelaide District Association.

Gaza won its first premiership in 1926 when players changed in a tin shed behind the O. G. Hotel. It was the jubilee premier of A2 in 1951 and premiers again in 1960. After the club joined the SAAFL in 1963 in A3 division, taking out the premiership in their first season to move up to A2 division. They moved between A2 and A3, with the club taking our a triple premiership in 1975 (A, B an C Grade all Premiers in A3, A3 reserve and A9 respectively) In 1990 a feat that had eluded the club previously was achieved in 1990 and won promotion to A1 division for the first time. It was a 3 year stint in this division before being relegated back to A2, but with yet another A2 Premiership in 2000, the club was elevated back to A1 and then celebrated the Division 1 Premiership in 2003, it’s Centenary year. This feat was repeated in 2012. They have remained in A1 up to season end 2014.

Many elite footballers have begun their football at Gaza, playing VFL (prior to the inauguration of AFL), SANFL and more recently AFL. Well-known character and AFL player, Darren Jarman, won an under 16 medal playing for the Club in 1983. His brother Andrew also played in the juniors before commencing his career with North Adelaide Football Club and ultimately rising to the AFL. He then returned in 2000 to play and coach the club. Additionally the Jarman brothers’ father, Dennis was the A2 division medalist with the club in 1971.

Mid 1960’s, the Gaza Football Club and Gaza Cricket Club, amalgamated to form the Gaza Sports and Social Club, which has evolved into the club we have today, catering for senior and junior football, senior and junior cricket as well as competition darts and eightball.

The club has a strong and loyal membership base and equally embraces the Klemzig community and history. Gaza is proud to welcome our new long-term sponsor and partnership with Rachel Lawrie of Ray White and is looking forward to building a better future for the Klemzig community with her.

Adelaide Bite

The Adelaide Bite finally have a new home. For the 2016/17 season the Adelaide Bite have moved into a beautiful beach front location just off West Beach Road. Complete with a purpose built field and a state-of-the-art training facility, the Bite are hoping to be the centrepiece to baseball in South Australia for many years to come.

Baseball is one of the fastest growing sports in Australia. Since the inception of the ABL in 2009 numbers have increased dramatically and now, other than the USA and Canada, no country has more little league baseball players than Australia. Come see what the fuss is about in a unique, exciting and family-friendly atmosphere. Details at www.adelaidebite.com.au

Adelaide United Football Club is a professional soccer club based in Adelaide, South Australia. The club participates in the A-League under licence from Football Federation Australia. The club was founded in 2003 to fill the place vacated by Adelaide City and West Adelaide in the former National Soccer League (NSL), and is now the sole team from the state of South Australia in the A-League. Adelaide United’s home ground is Coopers Stadium. Adelaide United were premiers in the inaugural 2005–06 A-League season, finishing 7 points clear of the rest of the competition, before finishing third in the finals. They were Premiers again in 2015/16 finishing just one point ahead of second place Western Sydney. The Reds made the Grand Finals of the 2006–07 and 2008–09 seasons, but lost on both occasions to Melbourne Victory. Adelaide are the current A-League champions, having won their first Grand Final on 1 May 2016 against Western Sydney.