Tag: AFL north coast
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AFL GREATS VISIT FLOOD AFFECTED CLUBS
AFL greats are touring flood affected communities, lending a hand in Lismore. They hope their presence will encourage more players back on the oval.
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LISMORE SWANS READY FOR 2022 SEASON
After finishing third on the ladder last year, the Lismore Swans are ready to take on the 2022 season. Pre-season training kicks off next week, and the club has already picked what they want to focus on.
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LISMORE SWANS TO FACE NAMBUCCA VALLEY IN ROUND SEVEN
The winless Casino Lions will travel to Coffs Harbour tomorrow to face the undefeated Breakers in round seven of the AFL North Coast competition. Elsewhere, the Nambucca Valley Lions are hoping to upstage the Lismore Swans at home.
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ROUND FOUR OF AFL NORTH COAST COMPETITION GETS UNDERWAY TOMORROW
Round four of the AFL North Coast competition kicks off tomorrow, and it will be a battle of the undefeated in Lismore with the Swans facing Coffs Harbour. Elsewhere, Casino will travel to Sawtell to try to get their first win of the season against the Saints. Nambucca Valley will battle the Northern Beaches, and…
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CASINO LIONS IN HIGH SPIRITS ENTERING NORTH COAST AFL COMP
To AFL now, and the Casino Lions say they’re working hard to rebuild their club, but it’s going to take time. The side rejoined the North Coast competition this year after almost a decade and a half in the wilderness… and they’ve suffered some big losses on the field so far.
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ROUND TWO OF NORTH COAST AFL GETS UNDERWAY TOMORROW
Round two of the North Coast AFL competition will get underway tomorrow. Sawtell is set to face Nambucca Heads at home, while Casino Lions will host the Grafton Tigers. Coffs Harbour will be hoping for another win, going up against Northern Beaches. Meanwhile in Lismore, the Swans will take on Port Macquarie Magpies at 2:50pm.…
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AFL NORTH COAST KICKS OFF SEASON WITH BYRON BAY TAKING OUT WINS
AFL North Coast kicked off its season on the weekend, with Byron Bay winning all 3 grades against Lismore. In first grade, the Magpies thrashed the Swans by 104 points. Meanwhile, in reserve grade, it was a closer affair. And the Magpies women claimed a 42 point win. “I know a lot of the boys…