Category: Mid North Sport

The world’s best squash players are on court at the Coffs Harbour Squash Centre tonight, as part of the North Coast Open. 258 matches will be played over the five day tournament – with finals slated for Sunday.

The Group 2 competition is rapidly winding down, with both the minor and major semis slated for this weekend. There’ll be no room for error when the Rebels front the Ghosts tomorrow – while on Sunday, Orara and Woolgoolga will face off for the third time in two months.

Coffs City United is now three points clear of second, after a 6-nil win over the Port Saints last night. It’s a vastly different score line from when the teams recorded a 1-all draw just 4 days ago.

Three Coffs Harbour students will be vying for podium finishes at the School Sport Australia Swimming Nationals in Brisbane. Competing in 12 races, including 5 relays – it’s sure to be a busy week in the pool.

A young and energetic Coffs Coast All Stars will look to topple the Newcastle Jets in an exhibition match at the Stadium next week. The Jets arrive in Coffs on Sunday for a week-long pre-season camp.

The roar of rally cars will once again echo through the Coffs Coast, with some of the best drivers competing for the championship title in the Asia Pacific and Australian Rallies. The final round location confirmed today, after it cancelled last year due to covid.

For the first time in fifteen years, the Wallamba Bulls are bringing home the premiership winning shield. The team clashed with the Manning River Ratz this weekend, securing a decisive victory.