Weekly Newsletter

Another huge week is happening at Innaloo Sports Club, and there is plenty to get excited about. First up, Chase the Ace is alive again after Phill missed the Ace of Spades last Friday, which means this week’s jackpot has climbed to $1,500. Be at the Club for the 7 pm Friday draw and see if the big one lands with you. While you are there, grab a $2 raffle ticket

It’s been another fantastic week at Innaloo Sports Club, with plenty happening across the Club and even more to look forward to. Read the latest stories in the attached newsletter. Our Chase the Ace jackpot continues to grow, now at $1,400 after no winner last Friday. Join us this Friday night for your chance to win. Grab a $2 raffle ticket for a shot at

This week’s Innaloo Sports Club Weekly Newsletter is packed with great community stories, club news and upcoming events, and we invite members and friends to take a few minutes to read the latest edition. A highlight this week again, is Adam Hutchinson’s inspiring 96km Kokoda-style walking challenge during the month of March, in support of Soldiers On, raising awareness and funds for veteran mental health services. The Club community

Another lively week at Innaloo Sports Club has delivered great sport, great company and plenty of reasons to celebrate across the Club. On the greens, it was a strong week for Innaloo bowlers, with three impressive pennant victories in Round 17. Thursday teams recorded dominant wins over Nollamara and Morley, while Saturday’s Division 2 side secured an excellent result against Doubleview. The Open Gender Women’s

The 3 March 2026 edition of the ISC Weekly Newsletter highlights another vibrant week at the Innaloo Sports Club, packed with competition results, community spirit and exciting upcoming events. Friday night’s Chase the Ace jackpot climbs to $1,100 after Jeremy missed the Ace of Spades, with the draw at 7pm. The Hundred Squares winners were Elena, Craig and Adam. Wednesday night poker continues strong, with the WA Poker League hosting Texas Hold’em from 6pm, $100 buy-in, no rebuys.

Magnificent Week of Bowls, Darts and Club Spirit! This week’s Newsletter focuses on a magnificent week of sports action at Innaloo Sports Club, highlighted by thrilling championship bowls and a nail-biting darts semi-final success. Congratulations to Paul Walker, Kris Birch, John French and Robert Marlan on back-to-back glory in the Men’s Fours Championship, defending their title in style. Cathy French also delivered a composed performance

The latest edition of the ISC Weekly Newsletter (Vol 07 – 17 February 2026), is packed with great stories, community highlights, and plenty of activities coming up at the Innaloo Sports Club. The Club was buzzing last week with two standout community events. Our partnership with Yuluma Primary School P&C for the ‘Back to School Family Fun Night’ was a huge success, welcoming more than

There’s a huge amount happening at the Innaloo Sports Club this week, and this newsletter is packed with reasons to get down to the Club, bring your mates, and be part of the action. The Chase the Ace jackpot is still alive and climbing to $800, with the Friday night draw at 7pm shaping up to be another cracker. Every drink purchased is an entry,

There’s plenty happening at Innaloo Sports Club this week, and our latest Weekly Newsletter (Vol 05 | 3 February 2026) is packed with news, events and community highlights. This week features three standout highlights. First, we’re inviting applications for an Administration Support Officer – Part-Time Position. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone (or someone you know) to support the Club’s day-to-day operations in a

This week’s ISC Newsletter is packed with action as we head into February with exciting events, community celebrations, and important updates you won’t want to miss. Our Australia Day celebrations were a wonderful success, bringing members, families and guests together for a relaxed and vibrant day. Despite some wild weather, spirits stayed high with live music, family activities, raffles generously supported by Councillor Elizabeth Re,