Category: Mid North Sport

  • NEW TACKLE COMPETITION FOR GROUP 2 UNDER 16S GIRLS

    NEW TACKLE COMPETITION FOR GROUP 2 UNDER 16S GIRLS

    Group 2 rugby league is looking to foster female talent, from a younger age. Building on momentum within the women’s game, it’s introducing an under 16 girls tackle competition in July.

  • ANOTHER PODIUM FINISH FOR WIL RUPRECHT

    ANOTHER PODIUM FINISH FOR WIL RUPRECHT

    Mitchell Island’s Wil Ruprecht has secured another podium finish in the EnduroGP World Championship. The driver comfortably took class honours in round two in Italy – after setting the fastest time in the first Enduro test. Wil had to settle for second overall, with Great Britain’s Brad Freeman taking top spot. The championship heads to…

  • COFFS RUGBY CHALLENGE HELPING GROW SPORT

    COFFS RUGBY CHALLENGE HELPING GROW SPORT

    The annual Coffs Coast Rugby Challenge is helping boost the profile of the sport across the state. With no official scores, the focus is on the core values of rugby union.

  • BASKETBALLERS TESTED IN FRONT OF AGENTS AND SCOUTS

    BASKETBALLERS TESTED IN FRONT OF AGENTS AND SCOUTS

    Basketball scouts were in Coffs Harbour today, to assess the talent of players on the North Coast, and help them understand the college pathways available. The combine attracting kids from Byron Bay to Port Macquarie.

  • BELLINGEN AND COFFS FIGHT FOR OUTRIGHT SECOND IN GROUP 2

    BELLINGEN AND COFFS FIGHT FOR OUTRIGHT SECOND IN GROUP 2

    A battle for outright second between Bellingen and Coffs Harbour will be the highlight of Group 2’s 10th round on Sunday. That’s not all that’s at stake – Bellingen’s chasing its fourth consecutive win, while Coffs is looking to make it five in-a-row.

  • TWINS BATTLE FOR CHSSA FINALS GLORY

    TWINS BATTLE FOR CHSSA FINALS GLORY

    More than 75 squash players from across the state have wrapped up three days of intense competition in the Combined High Schools Sports Association tournament. North Coast players made the semis – but it was the metro kids who took the honours.

  • WIL RUPRECHT WINS BIG IN ENDUROGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

    WIL RUPRECHT WINS BIG IN ENDUROGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

    Wil Ruprecht from Mitchells Island has taken out round one of the EnduroGP World Championship in Portugal. The 22-year-old secured his maiden championship win after blitzing the field in the final test. He’s credited a team effort with getting him over the line. He’ll look to go back-to-back in round two in Italy this weekend.…

  • COFFS COMETS WINS WITH 10 POINT MARGIN OVER MACKSVILLE

    COFFS COMETS WINS WITH 10 POINT MARGIN OVER MACKSVILLE

    With just six rounds to go until the finals… Grafton Ghosts sit at the top of the Group 2 ladder, while losses for Woolgoolga and the Rebels have pushed them to the bottom spots. Macksville had its fifth loss in a row, falling to Coffs Comets 32-22.

  • A TOUCH OF MACKSVILLE IN BLUES STATE OF ORIGIN TOUCH TEAM

    A TOUCH OF MACKSVILLE IN BLUES STATE OF ORIGIN TOUCH TEAM

    New South Wales has claimed its eighth consecutive State of Origin Touch Series Title – the competition going down to the wire. Earlier today, the Blues got up in the women’s 45s division – a Macksville Falcons player, contributing to the win.

  • TAREE TRAINER RETIRES FROM HORSE RACING INDUSTRY

    TAREE TRAINER RETIRES FROM HORSE RACING INDUSTRY

    A beloved Taree horse trainer has drawn his half century career to a close. Michael Byers retired from the sport earlier this month and has looked back on his time in the industry.