Category: Mid North Sport
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COFFS COAST AND MANNING VALLEY TIE IN U13s HOCKEY STATE TITLES
The U13s Girls State Hockey championships in Grafton saw the number of teams competing all but halved due to Covid restrictions. 16 teams from across Greater Sydney and one Bathurst team were forced out, leaving 18 to battle for the title.
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PORT TRAINER GEARS UP FOR TOUGHEST RACE MEET OF THE YEAR
The Clarence River Jockey Club says it’s pleased with the quality of entries for this year’s Grafton Cup Carnival. While acceptances won’t be released until tomorrow, Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham is hoping her four horses will get a run.
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LOCAL GIRLS SHOCK PRESIDENT’S XV IN SUPER W FINALS
In a major upset, the Select team – made up of local, regional and a sprinkling of Super W players – has beaten the President’s XV on finals day. Down by one – a successful penalty kick after full time, enough to secure them the win.
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NEW DATES FOR POSTPONED STATE SERIES IN MID COAST
New dates have been set for two State series postponed due to the latest covid outbreak in New South Wales. The State Men’s number 1 grade pennant final was suppose to go ahead this month in Forster. It will now take place mid-September. Meanwhile, riders will now have to wait until August 29 for round…
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WARATAHS CAPTAIN’S RUN AHEAD OF SUPER W GRAND FINAL
Super W teams have put it all on the field today ahead of tomorrow’s finals series in Coffs Harbour. Showing what they’ve got in a last training run.
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GROUP THREE RUGBY LEAGUE CATCH UP ROUND LOCKED IN
One round of the Group 3 Rugby League season will be axed to allow clubs to play catch up games. Wet weather forced several matches to be called off last month, while more disruptions are expected. Postponed games will now be played on July 31 and August 1. “Unfortunately because of the late push back…
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WAUCHOPE FACES OFF AGAINST MACLEAY VALLEY IN ROUND 9
The Macleay Valley Mustangs are gearing up for their biggest challenge yet – lining up against the Blues in this weekend’s Group 3 rugby league. Despite being at the top of the table with a four point buffer, Wauchope isn’t letting its guard down.
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OLYMPIAN PUTS TAREE BASKETBALLERS THROUGH THEIR PACES
Taree basketballers were put through their paces today under the watchful eye of Olympian Annie Le Fleur. The clinic is part of a series held across the State by Indigenous Basketball Australia and New South Wales Basketball. With about 50 players, the local turnout has been the biggest since the series started in Dubbo last…
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COFFS DUO ADD STRENGTH TO WARATAHS SUPER W TEAM
A memorable night for Coffs Harbour’s Kaitlan Leaney and Brianna Hoy who had their first run on home soil with the Waratahs in the Super W. Hoy made her debut in the clash against the Brumbies, while Leaney notched up her second game in the blue jersey.
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RACING DRIVER COOPER BARNES COMPETES ON QLD CIRCUIT
Bonny Hills athlete Cooper Barnes is off to a flying start in the Queensland X3 Series. While the 14-year-old can train at home, he’s too young to compete in New South Wales races.