The Tasmanian Masters Games has been postponed until March next year.
The nine-day multi-sport event was due to be held next month on the North-West Coast and the North of the State, but a lack of entries has forced organisers to change the date to March 1-10 next year.
Games president Steve Martin says the decision was a difficult one to make, but organisers are hopeful the new date will be more suitable for more potential competitors.
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Several sports will go ahead regardless next month due to strong entries, with pickleball, woodchopping and carriage driving to host stand-alone events, supported by the Tasmanian Masters Games.
