THE Camden Haven Eagles JRLFC enjoyed two action-packed days of rugby league fun from 1-2 February, hosting well-attended “Come and Try Days”. Both days were open to current and past junior players, and anyone interested in learning more about the Eagles or the game of rugby league. Day one focused on

QUEENS Lake Sailing Club hosted the NSW Heron State Sailing Titles from 24-26 January, attracting 30 boats from across NSW and the ACT. Among those competing were six local sailors, including Queens Lake Sailing Club Commodore Dave Castleton, who sailed with crew member Sydney Castleton aboard ‘Seahorse’. Each team engaged in a

CAMDEN Haven swimmers Blake Higgins, Chloe Higgins and Tayler Cass made a splash in the pool over the weekend, qualifying for the finals of the NSW Speedo Sprint Series. On Saturday 1 February the Speedo Sprint Series kicked off at multiple public pools across NSW, with the North Coast Region (NCR)

RISING hockey talent Macey Walker, 13, has represented her state at the national level, taking the court for NSW under 14s at the 2025 Hockey Australia Indoor Hockey Championships. Held in Canberra, the national championships featured 122 male and female teams across five age divisions, running from 13 to 22

THE Laurieton Hotel Stingrays have announced the signing of Cuban Piper for the 2025 season. Piper, 23, has made a name for himself in local rugby league circles with impressive performances for the Port City Breakers and Port Macquarie Sharks. His track record includes playing and winning six grand finals, the first

EZEKIEL "Zeke" Fahina, a rising rugby league talent from Camden Haven, has earned his spot in the Elite Roosters Junior Rugby League (JRL) program for the 2024/2025 season. Designed by the Sydney Roosters, the program offers talented junior players the opportunity to engage in specialised elite training tailored to their

DESPITE wild weather conditions, Athletics NSW hosted the 2025 NSW Country Championships at Maitland Regional Athletics Centre from 17 to 19 January. During three days of intense competition, athletes battled through throwing circles covered by pools of water, strong headwinds, and a damp and heavy track. Among the standout performers

CAMDEN Haven rugby league juniors made their mark at The Final Whistle (TFW) Rugby League 9s tournament in Tuggerah in January. The event features eight-plus days of action-packed nines football and more than 4000 young athletes. Among those competing were four up-and-coming rugby league stars from Camden Haven - Jack Wilson,