Category: Mid North Sport
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GROUP 2 TRIUMPHS OVER GROUP 3 IN REPRESENTATIVE LEAGUE TAG
The women’s representative league tag players put on a show in Macksville today – with a nail-biting win by Group 2. Their skills were also noticed by selectors, with 10 of the women announced in the North Coast squad.
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FORSTER’S KYLIE HILDER RUNNING ON THE FIELD IN BLUE TONIGHT
The women’s State of Origin is about to get underway, with Forster’s Kylie Hilder running on for the Blues. As one of the oldest players in the New South Wales squad, Hilder brings experience as well as talent to the side.
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EVERY POINT COUNTS AS GROUP 2 COMPETITION ENTERS ROUND 10
The top contenders in the Group 2 competition are beginning to pull away from the rest of the pack. Coffs Harbour is the ladder leader, with the Grafton Ghosts not far behind – and this weekend they face their toughest competition.
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THREE LOCAL FUTSAL PLAYERS AIMING FOR A NEW GOAL
The world is literally at the feet of three young futsal players from Taree. They’re about to fly to Italy for an international tournament.
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BELLINGEN AND COFFS PROGRESS TO NEXT ROUND OF BILL TURNER CUP
Bellingen High School’s girl’s soccer team is through to the next round of the Bill Turner Cup after a 2-1 win over Coffs Harbour today. In the boy’s division, Coffs Harbour advanced with a 3-2 win over Bishop Druitt College.
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HARRY JONES HOPING FOR STRONG RESULT IN JAPAN
Off the back of what he calls a poor domestic performance, Port Macquarie triathlete Harry Jones says he’s hoping to finish the 2019 season on a high. The 27-year-old is preparing to head to Japan to compete in the Gamagori Triathlon Asian Cup.
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EVONNE GOOLAGONG CAWLEY SERVING IN FORSTER
Australian tennis legend Evonne Goolagong Cawley was at Forster Tennis Club on Tuesday for an annual Indigenous event. Over 100 students served the ball to the star herself, in the hopes of bridging the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous players.
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REBELS BEAT MACKSVILLE AT MACKSVILLE
In group 2 rugby league on the weekend Grafton’s Ghosts dealt the Magpies a devestating loss smashing them 110-points to nil. Coffs had a narrow win over Sawtell Woolgoolga downed Orara and the Rebels enjoyed a win over the Sea Eagles.
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MID NORTH COAST FOOTBALL ROUND 10 RESULTS
In round 10 of the Mid North Coast Premier League, Wallis Lake thrashed a depleted Wauchope outfit. Port United kept their 5-point-gap at the top of the table with a win over the Camden Haven Redbacks. The Macleay Valley Rangers secured a 2-nil victory over the Tuncurry Forster Tigers. While the Taree Wildcats were up…
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PORT MACQUARIE TRAINED O’DRISCOLL WINS THE WAUCHOPE CUP
Port Macquarie-trained O’Driscoll has taken out this year’s Wauchope Cup. On the soft track, the five-year-old gelding stormed home ahead of race favourite Fuel and Cash Spinner. Seven, five and eight were the numbers you needed.