THIS year's South Australian Masters Games will be pushing boundaries by heading to the Victorian border.
This year's event will be hosted by Tatiara Council from April 16-20, with most events taking place in Bordertown, Mundulla and Keith.
This year's event will feature a number of events for people of all sporting interests and athletic abilities.
There are over 20 events on this year's schedule including athletics, basketball, cricket, croquet, cycling, AFL football, golf, lawn bowls, Muay Thai, netball, indoor rowing, rugby. tennis and volleyball.
Other events include 8-ball, clay target shooting, cutting horse, dragon boat racing, field and game shooting, gliding, masters mile, power lifting/ cross-fit, swimming and table tennis.
Tatiara Council's director of community services Kingsley Green said organisers hoped to attract 13-1500 visitors to the event.
"People will get a real country experience in a country location and will leave with great country memories," he said.
"The event is about much more than sport, it's also about connecting and developing new relationships."
There will be plenty of activities, entertainment and events during the opening ceremony on April 16, while Olympian Steven Bradbury will be a special guest for the closing ceremony on April 19.
Kingsley said organisers were hoping the Bespoke riding event would become an annual fixture and that the event would provide a big boost for the area's economy.
He said they hoped the event would attract guests from across the border.
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