JULY 18th Saturday golfers were rugged up and prepared for rain as they teed off in Round 1 of the Ladies Short Course Championship. Fortunately, the winds eased and the sun came out later in the day, so the 46 starters stayed dry. There was an absolute birdie fest out there

DESPITE conditions early in the week The Auto Salon Sponsored Stableford was played on the course with very little run in it. Big hitters Paul Donges with 43 points won with Jake Clarke runner up on 39 points. With the Championships coming up Paul is likely to be playing on

14th JULY, 2024. The Final of the Mixed Pairs Championship saw a great display of bowls, in near perfect conditions. Barrie and Wendy Isaac were too good on the day, against Wayne Thrussell and Sue Hardwicke. Barrie and Wendy took an early lead and were able to hold off the

NELSON Bay Football Club will take a trip down memory lane to mark five decades of soccer in the Port Stephens region. The Club has organised its annual Old Boys/Old Girls Day this Sunday July 21 at Tomaree Sports Complex and is calling on all past Nelson Bay players and administrators

THE Open Grade 6 State Finals were held at Yamba and the Soldiers Point Team appreciated their supporters making the long trip. The Point progressed through their Section due to wins by C. Ball's and P. Smith's Teams including an overall 84 shots to 37 win vs Coolamon. They then progressed

THE Croquet NSW 2024 Division 3 Golf Croquet State Championships were held 9-10 July (Doubles) and 11-13 July (Singles) at Ballina, Byron Bay and Lismore Croquet Clubs. Division 3 is for players with a GC handicap above 9. 11 pairs entered the Doubles with Gary Allan & Rob Batho and Faby

THE Saturday ladies had the best of the weather this week for the July Monthly Medal Round. 31 players teed off, including visitors from Club Taree, Wyong and Toukley Golf Clubs. Scores were tight, with the top half of the field within 4 shots of each other. But

OUR 12th Green rebuild is now well under way, with the major construction work completed, grass surrounds replaced and some returfing already in place. A big thanks to Fortade for providing the heavy construction machinery and earthmoving expertise. Unfortunately, the weather was unkind for the latter half of the week,

PLAYED in bleak winter weather the Kinnear and Cartwright Electrical sponsored Stroke event saw the Medal go to Dwayne Laverty with a three under par net 69, while the Spoon (gross) again went to Allan Clarke who finished four shots clear of the field. Big hitters occasionally hit the first par

HOCKEY Coffs Coast’s season is heading towards its finals series, with eight rounds to go before they begin in September. Standout teams of the season sit at the top of their respective competitions in the run home to finals. Urunga Hockey Club Cyclones are the ladder leaders in the Men’s Senior Winter