Category: North West Sport
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MOREE BOARS RECEIVE GREEN LIGHT TO RETURN TO GROUP 4 IN 2020
Back to rugby league now, and the Moree Boars will return to the Group 4 competition this season. The club got the tick of approval this week.
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WAYNE MAY RETURNS TO COACH TAMWORTH FC IN 2020
He steered them to back-to-back championships in the Premier League in 2012 and 2013, and Wayne May is back for more. He’s taking over from retiring coach Greg Bartlett, with Robert Jeffery as his assistant.
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ROLL INTO A NEW HOBBY WITH NEW ENGLAND ROLLER DERBY LEAGUE
If you’ve got good balance and you’re looking to try out a new sport – this one could be for you. The New England Roller Derby League is recruiting, and anyone over the age of 18 can give it a go.
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NIAS TO HIT THE FIELD FOR AFL TRIALS THIS WEEKEND
The Northern Inland Academy of Sport is on the hunt for a new squad of AFL recruits. This Saturday’s trials present an opportunity for local players to hone their skills.
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SUNDERLAND FINISHES 12TH IN FINAL STAGE OF TOUR DOWN UNDER
Inverell’s Dylan Sunderland is off to Victoria for the Great Ocean Road race – the next stop in his first year as a professional cyclist. It comes after he wrapped up his campaign at the Santos Tour Down Under in 12th place.
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AUSTRALIA’S TOP RODEO COMPETITORS ON SHOW AT NATIONAL FINALS
Over the last two nights, Australia’s leading rodeo competitors have been battling it out at the National Finals. Last night drew a bumper crowd at AELEC, as they watched real life gladiators.
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PILOTS TOUCH DOWN AT MT BORAH AS MANILLA XC CAMP TAKES-OFF
It’s known as a paragliding playground and over the next eight days, Manilla’s Mt Borah will host more than hundred pilots. They’re out to break a record as part of this year’s XC Camp.
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KATE JENNER TO PLAY FOR HOCKEYROOS IN OPENING PRO LEAGUE MATCH
Last year Tamworth’s Kate Jenner made her comeback for the Hockeyroos, after taking a sabbatical. She’s returned with a strong desire to play in her second Olympic Games, her last being London in 2012.
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‘WET MY WHISTLE’ LEADS FROM START TO FINISH IN GOLDEN GUITAR FINAL
Cessnock trainer Clayton Harmey has claimed this year’s Golden Guitar final at the Tamworth Paceway. His horse ‘Wet My Whistle’ led from start to finish, claiming one of the most prestigious events in country racing.
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‘DESERT MARSHALL’ WINS 2020 COUNTRY MUSIC CUP
Seven-year-old gelding ‘Desert Marshall’ has taken out this year’s Country Music Cup – holding-off a line of challengers yesterday to win by the slimmest of margins. Meanwhile, ‘The Championships’ are set to return to Tamworth on March 8. From there, the first and second place-getters will qualify for the $500,000 Country Championships final at Royal…