Season 24 commenced with the unveiling of the seniors 2023 Premiership flag in front of a large home crowd boosted by a past players reunion and the hint of high expectation after breaking the 28-year drought last year.

With Murrabit tipped to be the big improvers in 2024, it was a highly anticipated opening clash.

Hay youth shine in Deniliquin Men’s tennis competition.

Wendy Gonevulavula (pictured) was called dangerous in attack, and found space every chance she could. Image: The Riverine Grazier/Krista Schade.

Hay War Memorial High School tennis teams dominate during recent gala day tournament

Danielle ‘Drop Bear’ Curtis won her bout of MMA fighting in PALLAS ATHENA’S WOMEN’S FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP.

Hay Cricket’s senior representative team has finished the Creet Cup season undefeated for the first time in 28 years, after a strong win over Ardlethan/Barellan at home on Sunday.

Hay NSW Little Athletics Club was recently awarded Junior Sports Club of the Year by Good Sports Australia.

Hay Darts hosted Griffith for their social darts competition.

Many records were broken at the highly successful Hay War Memorial High Scjool swimming carnival.

In an absolute nail biter Hay has retained cricket’s Creet Cup.

As the last batsman came to the crease Hay needed one wicket to hold the Creet Cup and West Wyalong needed 3 runs to win.

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Ben Taylor of Hay won the 2024 Regional Juniors Singles Series tennis 10-year-old boy’s event held in Wagga.

Ben performed superbly, defeating the 2023 Regional Champion 6-3 in the final.

The Christmas school holidays have been bumper to bumper with various tennis opportunities for Hay’s youth.

Recently, Camp Six of the coaching clinics was held, with Brad Callaghan, Indyanna Wilson, and Stuart Callaghan at the helm.

There was a flurry of attendance, with 22 children participating in the session.

Hay Lions Annual Fishing Classic was a resounding success, with a huge attendance by locals and people coming in from around the district.

There were an incredible 891 fish caught over the span of the competition, with 178 carp reeled in, 277 legal fish, 713 native fish, 277 legal native fish, four silver perch, and four golden perch (yellow belly).

South Hay Colts enjoyed a comfortable five overs win to take out the Hay Cricket Associations 2023/2024 season premiership.