Category: Mid North Sport

The Cronulla Sharks and Gold Coast Titans have tested out the facilities at Coffs Harbour Stadium during their Captain’s Runs today. Both clubs, impressed with the quality of the stadium, sheds and playing surface.

A mere six points separates first from last on the Group 2 ladder, as the competition heads into round 7. The Coffs Harbour Comets will travel to Grafton on Sunday, hoping to topple one of their biggest rivals and get off the bottom of the ladder.

Wingham is training hard ahead of this weekend’s clash against Old Bar. Both the Tigers and the Pirates have won 2 out of 4 matches this season.

Coffs United has progressed to round 6 of the FFA Cup after an epic two-and-a-half hour battle with the Coffs Tigers. Scores were locked 2-all at full time, and 3-all at the conclusion of extra time – the game going into a penalty shootout.

To play in a curtain raiser to an NRL game is a huge honour. And around 40 Group 2 juniors will have that chance on Sunday at 12.15pm – showing off their skills before the Sharks and Titans clash at Coffs International Stadium.

Wingham has scraped a win over Port City in round 4 of Group 3. The Breakers put up an impressive fight, with coach Dan Kemp putting the loss down to lapses in concentration.

A new golf tournament on the Mid North Coast is giving amateur players the chance to win big prize money. The $15,000 Festival of Golf started today at Kew, and while conditions were picture perfect, fast greens made for tough competition.

It’s been a week of celebration at the Urunga Hockey Club. Three of its members have been selected in a prestigious Hockey New South Wales training program and two others making State teams.