Category: Mid North Sport

Dragon Boat racing returns to the Mid North Coast this weekend after a year of cancellations. Elizabeth Reserve at Forster Keys will host the two day regatta, with 18 clubs from across the state all vying for bragging rights.

Sawtell Bowling Club has set a new standard on the Mid North Coast, with four teams qualifying for this week’s State Championships. They’ll now compete at Maitland, Yamba, Toongabbie and Forster.

With every NRL appearance, Mat Croker is gaining in stature and confidence. And, while the Nabiac product has impressed coaches and fans in round two, he says there’s more to come.

In less than a month, Coffs Harbour will host the 34th annual Australian Sikh games. Held over the Easter long weekend, the games is one of the largest sporting and cultural events for the Australian Sikh community.

Following a three year hiatus, the Challenge Cup has returned to Nambucca Heads over the weekend. In the women’s division, Urunga were crowned champions, while West Pymble took out the men’s competition.

A shortened North Coast Surf Boat Series has wrapped up in Coffs Harbour today. Honours went to Wauchope-Bonnie Hills and Woolgoolga in the open men’s and women’s divisions.

Surfers have just one week left to prepare for the annual Barney Miller Classic at Sawtell. With 150 competitors entered, and dozens more on a wait list – they’ll be fighting for bragging rights and raising important funds.

The Coffs Tigers have progressed to the next round of the Australia Cup after a 3-1 win over Bellingen. The clash was one of three played on the city’s new synthetic this afternoon.