THEIR season may not start for another few months, but Tooheys New Group 2 Rugby League clubs have returned to the training track for their first preseason hit outs as they prepare for next year’s season. Defending premiers the Woolgoolga Seahorses began their training this week, with all grades now training

SIX months of meticulous planning by the Coffs Harbour Surf Lifesaving Club (SLSC) will reach its pinnacle on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 November, as the Craft Carnival makes a grand return to Park Beach and the Jetty Foreshores. After a hiatus of several years due to Covid-19, the carnival

CRUNCH time has arrived for Coffs Harbour’s best basketball teams, with the finals series of Coffs Harbour Basketball Association’s latest season set to be decided at Sportz Central. Defending A-grade champions Run It Back finished as this season’s minor premiers. Run It Back finished the regular season with a 62-50 win against

KORORA Squash Club, based out of the Coffs Harbour Squash And Swim Centre, has had an outstanding year, achieving remarkable success at both state and national levels in 2023. During their final road trip of the season, five players returned triumphantly from the 2023 Squash NSW Junior Country Championships in Cootamundra

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COFFS Harbour Suns have once again proven to be a powerhouse of junior basketball. Suns junior teams won six out of eight Division 1 titles at the annual Port Macquarie Seaside Classic. The Suns Under 11 Boys and Girls, Under 13 Boys and Girls, Under 15 Girls, and Under 17 Girls Division

FOR a sporting association to have one player chosen for national duties is a wonderful achievement. But to have ten players chosen to represent their country is simply phenomenal. Ten Hockey Coffs Coast players have been selected to represent Australia at the 2024 Masters World Cups in South Africa and New Zealand. The

NORTHERN Districts secured an impressive victory in the 2023/2024 T20 Cup on the weekend, overpowering Diggers Cricket Club at the Wiigulga Sports Complex in round two of the competition. This marked their debut match under the floodlights at Wiigulga Sports Complex, and Northern Beaches shone brightly led by Captain Aaron

SIXTEEN players representing clubs from Bathurst, Urunga, Forster, Coutts Crossing, Sawtell, Port Macquarie, Tweed Heads and Taree battled it out recently in what competitors described as “a thrilling showcase of skill and determination” at the Sawtell Croquet Club. Players coped with a variety of weather conditions during the ‘Four Days