THE current AFL North Coast senior season has reached its midway point. Here is how each club has fared so far this season. Byron Bay Magpies: Have been a dominant force in their first season playing in the competition, with their senior men remaining undefeated with eight straight wins to start the

THE BYRON Bay Magpies have continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 17.7 (109) to 6.9 (45) win against the Sawtell/Toormina Saints at Richardson Park, during the latest round of the AFL North Coast season. The win was the Magpies eighth in a row to start the season and

THE Woolgoolga Wolves and Coffs United played out a 0-0 stalemate in the North Coast Football Premier League last Saturday at McLean Street. The result maintains the Wolves’ position in first place on 16 points, with the Coffs Coast Tigers in hot pursuit on 14 points with a game in

TAHLIYA Sambrook is enjoying a stellar year of football and will be flying to Melbourne next month to represent Northern NSW in the National Talent Challenge (NTC). Adding to her achievements, she was also named Female Player of the Year for 2023 during Female Football Week. Sambrook shared her insights into

ONE of the Coffs Coast’s most successful sporting clubs is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend. The Coffs Harbour Snappers will be celebrating its 50th year with a Red and Black Ball on Saturday, 17 June at Pacific Bay Resort. Before their celebrations, the Snappers play their local derby against the SCU

COFFS Harbour Kart Racing Club has hosted its biggest annual event over the long weekend. The club hosted the Ian Brown Over 40s Titles over two big days of racing in one of the biggest motorsport events on the North Coast, which caters to the more experienced drivers aged 40 and

EQUESTRIANS will be competing on the weekend of June 24 and 25, at the returned One Day Event (ODE) at Nana Glen Equestrian Grounds. Run by the North Coast Equestrian Club (NCEC), bringing back the ODE is the achievement of a project that grew out of the club’s determination to overcome

COFFS Harbour swimmer Amelia Moore has brought home a haul of medals from the Virtus Global Games in France. She won a total of twelve medals competing in the pool at Vichy. The sixteen-year-old won gold in the 50m backstroke, 50m breaststroke, and the 4x100m mixed medley relay. The Coffs Harbour Swimming Club