Category: Mid North Sport

After a scoreless performance in the major semi final – Woolgoolga needs to turn its fortunes around in Group 2’s preliminary showdown against South Grafton Rebels. It’s now or never – with the winner of Sunday’s match through to the grand final.

A handful of Coffs Coast All Stars players have been given a rare glimpse into the A-League – joining the Newcastle Jets training run today. It was a chance to gain some invaluable experience – ahead of the team’s pre-season match up tomorrow night.

He’s the local surfing legend known very well in the Hastings Community – Now Wayne ‘Huddo’ Hudson is taking his knowledge and skills to the next level – selected to coach at State Level.

Bishop Druitt girls and St John Paul College boys have bowed out of the prestigious Bill Turner Cup … both recording losses in today’s Round of 16. It was all one way traffic in the boy’s clash – Hunter Sports High opening the scoring just moments after kick off.

Orara Valley has claimed an impressive 60-nil win over Woolgoolga in yesterday’s Group 2 grand final qualifier…. The result earned the minor premiers a home ground Grand Final.

After a two year hiatus – the Forster-Tuncurry Run Fest returned to the region, bigger and better than ever. While participants came from far and wide, it was a Port Macquarie group that dominated – their president taking out the top prize.

The clock is racing until the final four series in Group Three…. with the Old Bar Pirates and the Port Macquarie Sharks battling it out this weekend. The Pirates walked away victorious while the Sharks are in fourth position.

The Touch State of Origin trophy will remain in New South Wales – with the blues claiming a ninth straight series in Coffs Harbour. The women’s 40s side helped the blues to the shield – winning the all important decider this afternoon.