Category: Mid North Sport
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NORTH COAST BULLDOGS STRUGGLE AGAINST NORTHERN RIVERS TITANS
The Northern Rivers Titans have had a mixed day against the North Coast Bulldogs, securing wins in 2 grades and a draw in the third at Coffs Harbour. While the women’s game was rescheduled, after a Titans player was tested, and cleared, of coronavirus.
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STAND-UP PADDLER SWITCHING TO SURFING THIS WEEKEND
Dominating the Australian Stand-up Paddle Board titles on the Gold Coast last week… Ty Judson took home gold. The 20-year-old will now switch to surfing, competing on a longboard in Phuket tomorrow.
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DELAY TO RACE ONE AT THE HANNAM VALE CUP IN TAREE
Racegoers were celebrating a small village today in Taree – the Hannam Vale Cup attracting a field of more than 100 horses. A delay to race one causing a few late scratchings – and a surprise result for those trackside.
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PORT MACQUARIE GYMNAST DOMINATES AT STATE TRIALS
A Port Macquarie gymnast is rising up in the ranks, wowing the judges at state trials. The young gymnast is now gearing up to take on the best in the sport at the State and National Championships.
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ALL ABILITIES TOUCH CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Australian National Touch Championships continued today at Coffs Harbour with the inclusion for the first time of an All Abilities competition. Seven teams from five regions are taking part.
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HOCKEY SEASON SET TO GET UNDERWAY IN MANNING VALLEY
The hockey season is about to start in the Manning Valley, a little earlier than usual. There’s still time to register for the 20-round competition, and Taree will host the women’s state championships in July.
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NATIONAL TOUCH
The “no vacancy” signs are all over Coffs Harbour for the second time in a fortnight. Two weeks ago it was Elton John, but today the C.ex International stadium is hosting the National Touch League.
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WHEELCHAIR RACER ONE STEP CLOSER TO PARALYMPIC GAMES
Wingham wheelchair racer, Luke Bailey, is a step closer to qualifying for the Tokyo Paralympic Games. The 22-year-old recorded a narrow win in Canberra, and is looking ahead to nationals at Homebush.
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OFFICERS TAKE TO THE FOOTY FIELD FOR ROUND 1 OF THE POLICE BANK CUP 2020
Our police officers are used to tackling crime, not each other – but today they did exactly that, taking part in round one of the 2020 Police Bank Cup. The annual carnival helps dedicated officers escape the stresses of the job, through footy.
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PORT SAINTS GEAR UP FOR TOUGH MATCH AGAINST THE BOAMBEE BOMBERS
Port Saints are putting in the hard yards, ahead of next weekend’s clash against the Boambee Bombers. It will be the first time the two sides face off and, given the Bombers impressive track record, the Saints have their work cut out for them.