Category: North West Sport
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WALLABADAH JOCKEY CLUB SET TO CELEBRATE 167TH RUNNING OF CUP
It’s a country race-day quite like no other – where family and community come first and foremost. An annual tradition that continues to draw punters trackside – celebrating the 167th running of the Wallabadah Cup.
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YEAR IN REVIEW | TAMWORTH THUNDERBOLTS ENTER NEW PHASE IN 2018
As the finale of 2017 left players in despair – their one-point grand final loss laid-down a blueprint for the Tamworth Thunderbolts for season 2018. While the women’s side entered a new phase this season – one of youth and enthusiasm.
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YEAR IN REVIEW | CENTRAL NORTH AND NEW ENGLAND ZONES DELIVER TOP CLASS RUGBY IN 2018
There was no lack of quality rugby union in the New England North West in 2018, and there was plenty happening in the boardrooms as well. The region’s two zones came the closest they ever have to amalgamation, but when it wasn’t to be, players hit the field with everything they had. Tonight we take…
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YEAR IN REVIEW | NORTHERN INLAND PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON DELIVERS A YEAR OF SURPRISES
2018 saw the end of an era for Oxley Vale Attunga, while defending premiers North Companions finished with merely five victories. The Northern Inland Premier League season presented plenty of highs and lows, as Tamworth FC emerged both minor and major premiers. We take a look back on the season that was.
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YEAR IN REVIEW | NORTH WEST RUGBY LEAGUE
It’s been another big year of rugby league in the North West – a new structure for Group 4 and a stronger selection of teams in the Group 19 competition. Meanwhile, Scully Park hosted an important clash between the Knights and the Tigers. As 2018 draws to a close, we take a look back at…
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UNE LIONS DUO EARN SELECTION IN NSW SUPER W TRAINING SQUAD
The Australian University Sevens Series continues to provide leverage for the sport’s next generation of female rugby union players. University of New England Lion’s players Maya Stewart and Grace Hamilton have recently been named New South Wales Super W training squad. For Stewart, her selection caps off an incredible season – she’s just returned from…
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TAMWORTH’S ERIN OSBORNE CONTINUES SHOWCASING ALL-ROUNDER ABILITY IN WBBL
Her player ranking within the Women’s Big Bash League speaks volumes, with Tamworth’s Erin Osborne well inside the top 10 scorers of the competition. The talented all-rounder has been just as effective with the ball for the Melbourne Stars this season. She picked-up the wicket of Suzie Bates in their match with the Adelaide Strikers…
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NICK KAY MAINTAINS SOLID FORM AS PERTH WILDCATS MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT LOSSES
His personal form this season has been rock-solid, though the same can’t be said for the recent performance of the Perth Wildcats. The side chalking up its fourth consecutive loss last night, despite a strong effort from Tamworth’s Nick Kay The Wildcats relinquishing a comfortable first-half lead – going down to the Illawarra Hawks 81…
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INVERELL AND QUIRINDI JOCKEY CLUBS TO HOST BOXING DAY RACE MEETINGS
While some try their luck at the Boxing Day sales, for others, the action will be at the races. The Inverell and Quirindi Jockey Clubs are both holding Boxing Day meetings, each featuring five-race programs. For many race-goers, heading to the track the day after Christmas has become a long-standing tradition – punters taking the…
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MITCHELL SMITH STARS WITH THE BAT AS SOUTH TAMWORTH ROLL CITY UNITED
There’s next to nothing separating the two sides on the competition table – their ability on-field is much the same. But in the end, it was South Tamworth who got the victory over City United, in round three of the Twenty-20 competition.