Hay Highland and Scottish National Dancing are proud to have Elsbeth and Euen Kerr representing them at the upcoming Champion of Champions of Australia Highland Dancing Championships being held in Launceston, Tasmania this weekend.

Ex Hay War Memorial High student Danielle Curtis has been crowned World Champion at the Global Association of Mixed Martial Arts (GAMMA) Championships held in Amsterdam on the weekend.

Girl power prevailed as the Hay Amateur Swimming Club had five swimmers invited to compete in the Southern Inland Swimming Association Invitational.

Hay’s children are leading the way in representative sport.

Champion athlete, Nate Clarke competed at the NSW Junior Track and Field Championships last month and brought home silver.

Danielle Curtis has been selected to represent Australia at the GAMMA World Championships in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Asha Watkin is donning her runners for a great cause and will be running 86km in the month of March.

Crown Crusaders and South Hay Colts played out a memorable cricket grand final on Saturday, with South Hay Colts emerging winners in the tightest of circumstances.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club held a successful annual general

meeting recently, electing premiership player Bill Nadin into the role of president.

On Sunday Hay Gun Club conducted its first shoot for 2022 with 22 nominating.

Shooting proved a little tricky with an easterly breeze which at times caused the targets to dance about. Visitors came from Ivanhoe, Deniliquin and Coleambally.

Hole-in-one highlight for Dave Kerr.

Hay Goju Kai Dojo hosted a grading recently at their dojo, the Community Building. 

Hay Lions Football and Netball Club recently held a successful annual general meeting, attracting more than 20 committee members.

Hay Jockey Club recently bestowed Life Membership honours on two tireless workers Georgie and Tony Neil.

Nate Clarke has qualified for Australian track and Field Championships next year in two events, after a stunning performance at the NSW All Schools Athletics Championships last week.

Geoff McDougall and four-year-old Kelpie ‘Ace’ are the newly crowned Victorian Yard Dog Champions, following a solid performance at Heathcote on Sunday.