Category: North West Sport

Registrations for the Northern Inland Academy of Sport’s 2023 programs are now open. It comes as the local academy has today kicked off a month of celebrations to mark its 30-year anniversary of transforming young athletes into professionals.

It started out as a bit of fun.. now Tamworth captain Rosie Ferguson is on the cusp of a professional rugby career… preparing to line up for NSW Country at the Aussie Championships.

Kosciuszko preparations are well underway for local trainer Cody Morgan. The first spring race meet yesterday at the Tamworth Jockey Club – providing the chance to trial his two runners, but unfortunately had to withdraw his experienced gelding this afternoon due to injury.

Golfers from across the North West took to the Longyard Golf Course today, for a very good cause. Charity organization Can Assist hosting their first ever golf day – raising thousands of dollars to support local cancer patients.

The Oxley Vale Attunga Mushrooms were the team to beat in this year’s Northern Inland Football league season. Last night they claimed the ultimate win in the grand final against the North Companions.

The dog agility grand prix has leapt back to life after a two year covid hiatus. And for dogs and trainers alike it has been well missed.

A disability provider is introducing a world of possibilities to people with spinal cord injuries in the North West. Patients have taken to the track today, testing new cycling technology for the first time out of a major city.

The Tamworth Thunderbolts have just announced their newest recruit of the 2023 season. Hailing from the U-S… college basketball player, Allante Harper, is looking to make his mark down under.

Jada Taylor set the rugby league world alight earlier this year in the under 19’s Women’s State of Origin, and now she’s made her NRLW debut. The Dungowan local didn’t look out of place scoring for the Sydney Roosters in their win over the Titans.