IT was a big year for Group 2 Rugby League. A premiership drought was broken, a wooden spooner turned their fortunes around, and a dominant side won the inaugural Women’s Tackle premiership. Here is how each club fared in 2024. Nambucca Roosters: Ladder leaders from start to finish, the Roosters broke through for

BILL Latham has proudly represented his country at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. The Coffs Coast Paralympian was a member of the Australian Rollers team that took on the world in the Wheelchair Basketball competition. The 34-year-old competed in his fourth Paralympics, having previously won a silver medal at the 2012

COFFS Harbour Baseball Association’s teams will play for championships this weekend, contesting grand finals on Saturday afternoon at Coffs Coast Sport and Leisure Park. Sawtell Dodgers will look to defend their A Grade championship after finishing as minor premiers, while B Grade minor premiers Coffs Harbour All Stars will also look

COFFS Harbour is set to host its first ever AFLW game, as the Sydney Swans and Richmond Tigers clash this Saturday afternoon during Round 3 of the season. The Swans and Tigers will play for premiership points at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium, with the first bounce at 12.35pm. The Swans premiership

THE Northern Storm triumphed 2-1 over last year's champions, Woolgoolga Wolves, in a pulsating Men's Premier League Grand Final on Saturday, 7 September at C.ex Coffs International Stadium. Despite the Wolves' dominance during the regular season, finishing thirteen points clear at the top of the table, finals football told a different

ANOTHER season of local Aussie Rules is in the books. Here’s how each club fared in the AFL North Coast competition. Port Macquarie Magpies: Regained the seniors premiership after finishing runners up last season to a Byron Bay Magpies team that left the competition after one year. Were once again a powerhouse in

GROUP 2 Junior Rugby League teams have capped off stellar seasons with premiership wins, during grand final day at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium. Sawtell Panthers won the Under 16s premiership, edging out the Bowraville Tigers 38-36. The grand final win capped off a great season for the Panthers in which they

ONE of the country’s most promising young lawn bowlers is set to represent Australia. Joey Clarke has been selected by Bowls Australia to represent his country at this year’s Oceania Challenge in November. The 19-year-old from Toormina was selected to the ten-person team that will take on New Zealand and other Oceania