Category: Mid North Sport

Rugby League teams across the Mid North Coast are feeling the brunt of recent rainfall with fields too soggy for play. Ground closures have forced a delay to the start of the season for several competitions

Some of the best young rugby league players from Northern New South Wales put their skills on display in today’s PSSA trials. Kids from Tweed to Taree, all hoping to be selected into the North Coast Representative side.

Ironman is making its grand return to the Hastings this weekend after the event was cancelled for two years. Preparations are still underway to get everything into shape ahead of Sunday.

A trio of Coffs Coast teens have returned home with five gold medals from the Australian Track and Field Championships in Sydney. Their coaches say it’s a remarkable feat, considering the lack of training facilities available locally.

Mixed Martial Artist, Ashley Rosinhaskew, is no longer a stranger to the boxing ring. Now donning a new set of gloves, the Port product is ready to make his debut in the Sydney Fight League in a fortnight.

The Macksville Seaeagles are celebrating a win, after their Round One game against Nambucca. But spirits were high among the Roosters too, taking to the paddock for the first time in four years.

It wasn’t that long ago the Maclaey Valley Mustangs were Group 3 premiers – winning the competition in 2019. But the club says the focus this season isn’t soley on the silverware but creating a culture that breeds success.

A second rain delay forced a late start to proceedings at the Australian Women’s Classic at Bonville today. The second round resumed at 1.30, with leader Meghan Maclaren bogeying her first hole of the tournament.

It was pushed back over Easter due to the Sikh Games – but the annual Midway Volleyball competition is now underway at Coffs Harbour… A smaller field than normal, didn’t diminish the quality of play, with many games determined by one or two points.

Local derbies will kick off the Group 2 season on Sunday, with mammoth clashes in the Nambucca and Clarence Valleys. It’ll be the Nambucca Roosters first hit out in years – against a Macksville outfit bolstered by Greg Inglis.