SINKING birdies on a golf course, stopping a goal in an elite football fixture or serving an ace on the tennis court is a way of life for Tea Gardens sporting whiz Harry Leggatt. Fourteen-year-old Harry has a passion for sport and already can boast an impressive list of achievements

SCORELINES can belie a match, as happened during the Hawks’ home game at Myall Park on Saturday, 27 May. The Hawks’ aggressive offence came from the start, bouncing off last week’s victory, but Clarencetown came back equally uncompromising. Clarencetown’s first try came after some evasive sidewinding, but the Hawks’ response was

THE weekend saw the final instalment of Sail Port Stephens with the ‘Off the Beach’ competitors enjoying great wind conditions with gusts to 15 knots on Saturday. More than 90 vessels comprising sports boats, J70s, International Canoes, RS Aeros, Finns, OK dinghies, windsurfers and other classes competed on three race tracks

A BATCH of rugby league players from the historic town of Karuah have covered themselves in glory at this year’s NSW Womens Country Rugby League Championships. Talented prop Jess Neilson, centres Ebony Oakley and Lowana McDougall, five eighth Haley Dews and interchange Taquiah Lukaszewicz – all products of the Karuah

WILD weather proved challenging for the crews participating on the last day of the NSW Yachting Championships and Act 3 of the TP52 Gold Cup at Sail Port Stephens. 23 yachts contested the three-day Windward-Leeward Series, which made for some great sailing off the coast with vantage points from Box to

SAIL Port Stephens offered up mixed conditions in its first week. The Sail Port Stephens Passage Series came to an early conclusion on Saturday with the fleet poised to start Race 5 until racing was abandoned due to a lack of consistent breeze. It was a stark contrast to the previous

ANGLERS were on the waters around Karuah all weekend, with the successful return of the Karuah Motor Yacht Club’s (KMYC) annual fishing competition from Friday 28 April, to Sunday 30 April. With 30 entrants in the three categories, Estuary, Offshore and the new ‘Beach’ Fishing, Commodore Jim Timony of

HISTORIC Karuah Roos Rugby League Football Club is celebrating a ten year milestone since re-forming after a short hiatus in the Newcastle Hunter Rugby League competition. Back at their spiritual home base at Lionel Morten Oval, the proud Roos have opened the 2023 season with impressive performances in the Newcastle

SAIL Port Stephens sees the Bay adorned with spinnakers and yachts all competing in a seriously fun regatta. Port Stephens Yacht Club has a contingent of nine yachts competing in the event. In the spinnaker division the local contingent includes She’s The One; Una Vita, 51st Project, Bellamy, Shere Khan, Smoke &