Category: Mid North Sport

The Tuncurry-Forster Jockey Club is looking forward to what’s shaping up to be a prosperous 2021. It already has five meetings on the cards in the new year, and is aiming to have a whole new track by September.

Coffs Racing Club is preparing for the last race of 2020 in what has been a challenging year. The Summer Cup is on tomorrow and with the track in top condition, it’s promising to be a great day.

The Australian Motor Sport Action Group has announced its dates for next year. After 2020, organisers are hopeful all rally events will run as planned.

After days of uncertainty, the Nambucca River Jockey Club has sadly had to abandon its first major meet of the year – the famed Phillip Hughes Memorial Race Day. The Boxing Day event was set to be the first event with spectators.

Senior footballers will have a chance to represent the North Coast Bulldogs in 2021 with the re-establishment of an open men’s division. The men’s side will replace the 23s team, and will compete alongside the 16s, 18s and women’s.

Organisers of Port Macquarie’s Running Festival are expecting a record turnout next year. The event is still two months away but entries are already flowing in.

The New South Wales Junior OzTag State Titles will return to Coffs Harbour in February next year. The tournament for under 12s to 17s will run from February 11 to 14. The structure has changed and will be played in segregated zones across morning and afternoon sessions. The draw is online now. In November this…

Wauchope’s Elizabeth Moir is celebrating after taking out the New South Wales Endurance State Championships… The 27 year old completing a 12 hour ride in gruelling conditions.