Category: Mid North Sport

Kundabung Cowboy Levi Ward is taking to the international stage to compete in the Junior World Finals in Vegas this year. After bull riding took a hit during the pandemic, the 14-year-old is back better than ever and ready to claim his first top title.

Over the next three months Port Macquarie and the Hastings will become a home away from home for surfers. And it all starts this weekend with the regional titles, before the nation’s best arrive for the Australian Surf Championships in August.

To Northern Inland Football, and a frustrating match has led to a one-all draw in Round Three of the Inland Premier League. Reigning Premiers, Oxley Vale Attunga, struggling to get an edge over North Companions.

Wet fields continue to wreak havoc on playing fields across the Coffs Coast, with four games postponed over the weekend. Coffs United and Bellingen managed to get their game in on the synthetics yesterday, Coffs remaining undefeated with a 3- to-1 win.

Five seasons into his professional football career, Port Macquarie’s Angus Thurgate admits his most recent was his best one yet. But the 22-year-old says he’d much prefer to be playing finals with the Newcastle Jets this season rather than receiving individual accolades.

Coffs Harbour’s Cooper Holman is only 8 years old, but already has some impressive titles to his name. The young golfer is preparing for two international competitions.

Clubs in the Group 2 competition are keeping a close eye on the skies as they head into Round 5 this weekend. The Orara Valley Axemen have a challenge on their hands, facing the Woolgoolga Seahorses on their home turf.