COFFS Harbour and District Sporting Car Club has hosted the fourth round of its Coffs Mechanical Repairs Khanacross Series under ideal conditions. Anthony Patterson finished 1st driving a Subaru WRX, John Kelly was 2nd in a Mitsubishi FTO, and Jonah Summersell was third in an XR4 Fiesta. Thomas Oram finished 1st in

THE Corindi Breakers under 12s girls soared to victory during the Indigenous Round, triumphing over second-placed Coffs United 3-0 last Saturday at McLean Street. Corindi Coach Laura Vines highlighted the significance of the Indigenous Round and emphasised the unity and respect displayed by both teams. “The Indigenous Round saw two teams

THE Indigenous Round was embraced by hundreds of players and football supporters last Saturday. Fiona Lugnan kicked off the round with a Welcome to Country, followed by indigenous song and dance at Coffs United's home ground on Mclean Street. Fiona also helped the under 12s players paint their faces to

THE North Coast Force junior representative AFL teams are ready to launch into battle from Saturday to Monday, when they take part in the Northern NSW Championship in Coffs Harbour. The Force will be playing matches against other AFL representative programs from the Central Coast, Illawarra, Hunter Country and Hunter Metro. The

THE winter weather has been beautiful and Safety Beach golf course is looking a picture which makes it easy for 27 ladies to turn out for the Stableford Shootout Qualifier played on Tuesday 20th. Overall winner was Kim Batty with 41 great points, runner-up Marian Brading 36 pts on

IN a dominant display, the Woolgoolga Wildcats showcased their prowess with a resounding 5-0 victory over Sawtell in Women's Division One last Saturday at Toormina Oval. The Wildcats unleashed a relentless attack from the opening minute, led by Emily Nudd, who came close to scoring on multiple occasions. Kim Batty

A 'BACKYARD Ultra' is an unusual, but increasingly popular style of sporting event. Participants run or walk 6.7 kilometres (one ‘lap’) in an hour, starting on the hour, and continue until there is just one person remaining - the last one standing. More than 50 runners from Coffs Harbour and Grafton

COFFS Harbour runner Thomas Bruce has recently competed in his first official half marathon event at the Brisbane Marathon Festival. The 19-year-old finished third in his age division (18-20 years), and placed 55th overall out of a field of 2738 competitors. His finishing time was 1:26:30, which was much faster than he

THE Orara High School 'Thunder' soared to new heights after a sensational victory in the North Coast High School Volleyball Championships, triumphing over Evans River Community High School in a resounding two-set triumph. The thunderous applause of hundreds of supporters echoed through the packed Sportz Central venue, reaching a crescendo