THE Woolgoolga Wolves were crowned Premiers of the HIT105.5 North Coast Football (NCF) Premier League last Saturday, even before they kicked off against Coffs City United, whom they defeated 2-0 on their home turf. Having built an unassailable ten-point lead, the 2023 Grand Final Champions were awarded the Premiership trophy by

COFFS Harbour Suns Under 18s Girls team have done the Coffs Coast proud by finishing runners up in a state-wide representative basketball competition. The Suns side finished runners up at the Basketball NSW Junior Premier League Finals in Penrith. The Suns team progressed to the semi-finals after wins in their pool against

EMERGING as a powerhouse in athletics, Orara High School has been named this year’s Zone Champion School for the Mid North Coast, and Champion School for the broader North Coast region. Orara High physical education teacher Meggen Matthews couldn’t hide her delight at the school’s remarkable athletics achievements this season. “This

SAWTELL Panthers are just one win away from their first grand final in thirteen years, after a hard-fought 24-4 win in the wet against the Woolgoolga Seahorses in their Qualifying Semi Final at Rex Hardaker Oval. The home side made a great start with Robert Brilley crossing the line to give

COFFS Harbour Suns Under 12 Girls have ended their regional representative season with a title. They won Division 1 of the Basketball NSW Spalding Waratah North Eastern Junior League finals held in Port Macquarie on 27-28 July. The Suns qualified for the grand final with a 57-34 semi-final win against Newcastle Falcons

COFFS Harbour Snappers have had a confidence boost heading into this season’s finals series, beating minor premiers Hastings Valley Vikings 42-31 in the final round of the Mid North Coast Rugby Union Northern Division season. The Snappers started strongly at home, crossing the line after three minutes. The home side dominated the

IN a high-stakes showdown in the Women's North Coast Premier League, the Woolgoolga Wildcats and Orara Valley Dingoes fought tooth and nail to a riveting 3-3 draw. It keeps the race for a finals berth alive as the regular season draws to a close. Both squads remain locked in third and fourth

COFFS Harbour Breakers women have had a magnificent home and away season in the AFL North Coast competition. The brilliant Breakers went through the season undefeated to finish as minor premiers. The defending premiers will now look to become the first women’s team to defend their title since the competition began in