THURSDAY afternoon training was well attended with our volunteer trainers passing on their knowledge to a large keen bunch of players. Saturday morning saw games played from round 4 of our local draw, with a near perfect day for our players and spectators. In the Minis grade (5,6,7yrs), game 1 refereed by

LADY Veterans Golf Competition For those not in the know, this is a unique and special golfing event held each Thursday for lady golfers over the age of 50. It’s all about being social, active, and having fun. And of course, playing golf. We have a large core of lady vets

TEENAGE footy at its best was witnessed upon Myall Park on Saturday, 25 May, as the U16 and U13 Myall River Hawks rounded out a day of home-ground victories for the local club. Playing West Maitland, the U16s took to the field looking almost like seniors. Drawing a big crowd, both

HISTORY was made on Myall Park, as the first ever Tea Gardens Hawks Women’s Tackle home game was played on Saturday, 18 May. On a day that was just as grey and rainy as the rest of autumn so far, several girls’ and women’s teams rallied to play in their

IT was in the forecast, in the news, in every conversation: it was going to rain. Again. So the 32 ladies who teed off on Saturday were all holding their breath as they played in Saturday’s Single Stableford event, hoping for a dry weather game at last. And the weather

LOCAL champion swimmers from the Myall Masters Swimming Club have recently proved their worth in the water, with showings at two major swim meets in the past month. The annual Cessnock Swim Meet, held on 23 March, saw four Myall Masters members compete against clubs from all over the state