Category: North West Sport

They’ve suffered two unexpected losses in recent weeks – now Gunnedah Bulldogs are preparing to defend their place in the Group 4 Rugby League’s top four. The squad goes head-to-head with the Kootingal-Moonbi Roosters, this weekend.

It’s been labeled the biggest Baseball competition in the Southern Hemisphere. Organisers have hailed this year’s ‘Long Weekend Carnival’ a big success, after drawing more than 50 teams to Tamworth.

Central North and New England narrowly missed spots in the final. Instead, a local rivalry was re-ignited, in a battle for the Richardson Shield. It was Central North that ultimately claimed third place.

The City Versus Country Championships have returned following a year’s hiatus, drawing some of the state’s best gymnasts to Tamworth. It’s the ultimate battle between regional and metropolitan competitors, with a field of nearly 1,000 looking to claim the silverware.

The annual Keepit Kool regatta has hit the water, seeing skilled skippers travel from across the state for the competition. Sailors are vying for the Keepit Cup, over the three-day event.

The best in regional rugby was once again back in Tamworth today for the annual Country Championships. Out for redemption, Central North had a tough draw, taking on Western Plains first up.

Sailors are gearing up to hit the water this long weekend for the annual Keepit Kool Sailing Regatta. The competition hoisting its sails for the 52nd time.

Tamworth’s Amelia Simm has returned in triumph from the All Schools Swimming Championships in Homebush. The talented 14-year-old making the podium in the 50 metre breaststroke, taking out second. The result all the more impressive as it was her first time competing in the event. The Calrossy student also posting a new personal best –…

A team of Tamworth’s finest female hockey stars will head to Narellan this weekend, for the State Championships. The side has seen the addition of some fresh faces this year, as well as the return of some seasoned pros.

Tamworth will be brimming with gymnasts and their families this weekend, with the Country Capital Cup returning for its eighth year. The three-day event will welcome almost 1000 competitors from across the state – the largest number in its history.