SOME of the biggest names in the modern era of Australian golf will be playing at the Coffs Harbour Golf Club next week. Friday, September 27 will see 56 great golfers tee it up in the Watsons Leisure Centre Legends Pro-Am. Iconic Australian players such as Peter Senior, Peter Lonard, Andre Stolz

SAWTELL Dodgers are once again the champions of Coffs baseball. The Dodgers won the A-grade title for the second straight year, capping off a great season in which they were minor premiers, with a 9-6 grand final victory against the North Coast Brewers. The Dodgers successfully held off a late rally

ANOTHER winter sporting season has been won and done on the Coffs Coast. Here are the senior teams that were truly a class above. Sawtell Panthers: Went through undefeated to win the inaugural Group 2 Rugby League Women's Tackle premiership. Nambucca Roosters: Their first grade side led the way all season, winning the

BIG time women’s footy came to the Coffs Coast for the first time when the Sydney Swans and Richmond Tigers clashed in the AFLW. A dominant first quarter set up the Tigers 10.8 (68) to 3.4 (22) victory against the Swans at C.ex Coffs International Stadium. The Tigers scored their opening goal

THE Ladies European Tour is returning to the Coffs Harbour Golf Club. In March the Coffs Harbour course will play host to the Australian Women’s Classic with the LET co-sanctioning the tournament with the WPGA Tour of Australasia. The event has been held at Bonville International Resort since its inception in 2018

AUSTRALIA’S finest junior touch football players are set to converge on Coffs Harbour next week for the National Youth Championships. These are being held over four days from Wednesday, 25 September, to Saturday, 28 September, at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium. The titles are Australia’s premier youth Touch Football event and will

PARALYMPIC swimmer Maddie McTernan is back from Paris satisfied with a “good campaign”. “Two season bests, 5th place in the 100m backstroke, Silver in the 4 x 100m mixed free relay, two PBs, an Australian record, and 5th place in the 200m freestyle,” the former Coffs Harbour swimming club member shared

GROUP 2 Rugby League’s finest referees have been honoured for their stellar officiating seasons. Blake Smoothy is Referee of the Year, narrowly edging out veteran Nathan Grace, while Beau Glyde claimed Junior Referee of the Year after an excellent season. Both were named during the Group 2 Referees Association annual presentation night

GROUP 2 Junior Rugby League’s best players have been recognised for their outstanding seasons. Sawtell Panthers player Kden Carter was the player of the year in the Under 16s competition. Jax Fuller of the Woolgoolga Seahorses was the highest points scorer, and Koby Toomey from the Bowraville Tigers scored the most tries. Layci

THE Coffs Harbour and District Sporting Car Club has held the latest round of its Khanacross Series, hosting a big day of racing at the Raleigh Motorsports Complex. “With the early arrival of spring and minimal rainfall since the last club event, Round 4 was the opposite of the