Coffs Coast Sport

Nambucca Valley Nippers do battle for Norm Crocker Trophy

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ON Sunday 3 March, Nippers from Nambucca Heads and Macksville Scotts Head held their annual inter-club carnival. About 120 Nippers from both clubs battled it out on the beach and in the ocean for bragging rights and the Norm Crocker Trophy. For the first time, Macksville Scotts Head Nippers were triumphant. “The

AFL North Coast release fixture list for 2024 season

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AFL NORTH Coast has released its fixture list for the 2024 senior competition. Both the men’s and women’s competitions will feature five clubs, after last season’s men’s premiers Byron Bay Magpies returned to play in the Queensland Football Association competition, and the Northern Beaches Blues and Nambucca Valley Lions merged. AFL North

Coffs touch players compete at National Championships

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THE COFFS Coast’s top touch football players have represented the Northern Eagles at the National Championships in Coffs Harbour. The Coffs players were part of Northern Eagles teams contesting Touch Football Australia’s The Championships, held at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium and surrounding fields. Fourteen local players took on the nation’s finest

Coffs Oztag senior teams to take on state’s best at home

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COFFS Harbour Oztag’s senior representative teams are preparing to face the state’s best at home. The Coffs Harbour Cavaliers teams will be in action during next week's NSW Senior State Championships in Coffs Harbour. The State Championships will be held over three days on 22-24 March at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium

Coffs Harbour and Districts Sporting Car Club’s 2024 Khanacross Series gets underway

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COFFS Harbour and Districts Sporting Car Club’s 2024 Khanacross Series got underway on the weekend with the opening round of the series. Fifteen competitors attended with a good mix of cars in the opening round. A club spokesperson gave a recap of the opening round. “For the first few runs of the day

Wheelchair basketball keeps Max in the game

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A YOUNG sportslover has been embraced by Coffs Harbour’s wheelchair basketball community following a challenging medical diagnosis. Eight-year-old Max Farr was recently diagnosed with Perthes disease, which has meant he cannot run or jump. Active in a number of sports before the diagnosis, the St Augustine’s student now takes part in

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