CAMDEN HAVEN’S Eric Millgate has been turning heads on the local cricket scene, gaining selection to the Hastings River District Junior Cricket Association (HRDJCA) U17s representative side. Eric is no stranger to representative cricket, having previously participated in the Mid North Coast Cricket Council Academy. He has also represented the HRDJCA at

WAUCHOPE-Bonny Hills Surf Life Saving Club has kicked off the North Coast Surf Boat Series in spectacular fashion. It’s in the lead after the first two rounds of competition in Yamba on 26-27 October. The rowers took home the overall club point score in the weekend double-header with competitors shining across five

ATHLETES took their marks on Laurieton Oval for the first session of the Camden Haven Little Athletics season on Wednesday, 23 October. A total of 83 young athletes from ages five to 17 will participate in eight age groups. Club nights are held each Wednesday, with the season spanning from

SEVENTEEN junior and nine senior teams are registered in Camden Haven Touch Association’s summer competitions, which kicked off at Vince Inmon Sporting Complex on Wednesday, 23 October. Touch football, a sport with a proud tradition in the local area, will light up the fields in Laurieton until the culmination of

SEASON 2024 was a remarkable one for rugby league in Camden Haven, with a significant number of players and officials recognised for their talents and contributions to the sport. History was made by the Laurieton Stingrays women at the Mid North Coast Women’s Rugby League Presentation Night, as seven players received

MILITARY veterans and their families came together for a day of friendly golf competition at Kew Country Club on Sunday, 20 October. Originally scheduled for June but postponed due to poor weather, the event attracted 55 attendees from RSL sub-Branches including Taree, Harrington, Forster-Tuncurry, Old Bar Beach, Wauchope, and

OFFSHORE wind and clean 3-4 foot waves set the perfect scene for the monthly meet of North Haven Boardriders on Sunday, 20 October. A total of 38 surfers took to the waves at North Haven Beach throughout a thrilling day of competition. The event featured three open surfing divisions, as

DESPITE cold and wet conditions on Saturday, 12 October the Club North Haven bowling greens quickly heated up with the commencement of the 66th Riverview Carnival. From humble origins in 1958, the Riverview Carnival has evolved into the largest social lawn bowls competition in the southern hemisphere. Hosted annually by