Category: North West Sport
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TAS RECORDS COMFORTABLE WIN OVER CARINYA IN DOUGLAS SHIELD
The Armidale School has beaten Carinya Christian School by 149 runs today in the Douglas Shield. The match eventually going ahead despite Mother Nature’s best efforts.
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COWBOYS, COWGIRLS AND COMMUNITY SPIRIT ON SHOW AT BENDEMEER RODEO
The Bendemeer Rodeo has become a staple event for plenty of cowboys and cowgirls — all chasing competition points and prize-ware. But there’s more to this rodeo than the riders, with plenty of community spirit on show.
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VETERAN CRICKETERS TO PLAY WOMEN’S REP TEAM IN RFS FUNDRAISER
It seems you can’t keep members of Tamworth Veterans Cricket away from the pitch. They’re playing a charity match against a women’s rep team to raise money for the Rural Fire Service.
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RISE IN LAKE KEEPIT WATER LEVEL HAS SAILORS BUOYED WITH OPTIMISM
It’s not just farmers smiling after solid rainfall across the New England North West. Sailors are happy because they can finally return to the sport’s spiritual home, Lake Keepit.
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ARMIDALE’S LILY NEILSON NAMED IN NSW UNDER 18’S WOMEN’S HOCKEY TEAM
Armidale hockey player Lily Neilson has received a representative call up. The 17-year-old has been named in the New South Wales Under 18’s women’s team, for the National Titles in April.
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THE ARMIDALE SCHOOL ROWING TEAM GEARING UP AHEAD OF SYDNEY REGATTA
The Armidale School will send 20 rowers to Sydney this weekend, for the first of four senior regattas. The team returned from Taree in January with nine medals under their belt – now, they’re hoping to go one better.
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WARATAHS MANAGER SUSSES OUT SCULLY PARK AHEAD OF SUPER RUGBY COMP
Tamworth will host Super Rugby action for the first time next month, when the Waratah’s take on the Pretoria Bulls. The game will be played at Scully Park and today, the New South Wales side’s general manager inspected the facilities.
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TAMWORTH MAGPIES ENTER 2020 SEASON WITH UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Last year the Tamworth Magpies produced one their best and most consistent seasons. Now, as they enter their third year playing in the New England competition – they’ve figured out what’s required to be consistently competitive.
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JUNIOR PLAYERS LAP UP NEW ‘PUPS TO BULLDOGS’ PROGRAM
It’s a partnership that presents junior rugby league players the opportunity to learn from highly qualified coaches. And as the players are finding out, the ‘Pups to Bulldogs’ program is creating pathways to an NRL career.
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JUNIOR PLAYERS PUT THEIR HAND UP FOR CENTRAL NORTH SELECTION
Central North Junior Rugby Union held its first selection trial in Tamworth today. Coaches and selectors were eagled-eyed, searching for local boys and girls with outstanding talent.