Category: North West Sport

The North Tamworth Bears have been awarded Country Rugby League’s top honour.. winning the 2019 Clayton Cup. During the group 4 rugby league season, the Bears dominated.. earning them the title of best performing team in country New South Wales. It’s the third time North Tamworth has won the accolade – their first win was…

A talented teenage footballer from Narrabri is about to travel overseas on the trip of a lifetime. Early next year, goalkeeper Aimee Fladrick will head to Europe to test her skills against the world’s top junior players.

A brand new social soccer program has been launched across the North West… Combining fun and fitness, “Kick on for Women” is designed to increase female participation in sport.

Tamworth’s Stacey Porter will captain the Australian softball team at this week’s Asia and Oceania Olympic Qualifiers in China. The Aussies will play three matches in as many days, starting with Chinese Taipei tomorrow. For Porter is already Australia’s most capped player. PLEASE NOTE: AUDIO UNAVAILABLE.  

Dylan Sunderland’s dream of becoming a professional cyclist began in year-12 – a bold ambition that was met with relentless dedication. Five years on his dream has become a reality.  

Members of the Tamworth Sporting Car Club took to the Oakburn Park Raceway yesterday, for round six of the club championships. While the lapdash entries were slightly down on normal, the speed certainly wasn’t. The light rain making for slippery conditions. Brock Casey clocked the quickest time of the day, getting around the track in…

A tight-knit township on the outskirts of Tamworth hosted its annual Down Under Rodeo overnight. It’s a massive fundraising event for Attunga, providing some relief in times of drought.  

Tamworth FC has recorded back-to-back grand final victories, after beating North Armidale in yesterday’s Northern Inland Premier League decider. A goal to Troy Hearfield in the dying stages, handing FC a 2-1 victory.  

With the Bathurst 1000 approaching, motor enthusiasts will seize any opportunity to get behind the wheel. And they’ll get another one tomorrow as the club championships get underway in Tamworth.  

They’ve already secured the minor premiership, now Tamworth FC are chasing the all important silverware. Standing in their way is North Armidale, as both teams go head-to-head in tomorrow’s Northern Inland Premier League decider.