NORTH Coast Football teams kicked off round one of the Premier Youth League with two wins, two draws and a loss against Newcastle powerhouse Edgeworth Eagles on Saturday at the Coffs Coast Synthetics. The under 16s set the tone with a stellar performance, spearheaded by a stunning goal by Harry Creaser

THE Urunga Raiders clinched the 2024 Challenge Cup title with a commanding 4-0 victory over defending champions Coffs City United in a thrilling final showdown. Entering the tournament on the heels of a victorious campaign at the Viking Challenge six-a-side competition in Forster, the Raiders were brimming with confidence. First team

ON Sunday 3 March, Nippers from Nambucca Heads and Macksville Scotts Head held their annual inter-club carnival. About 120 Nippers from both clubs battled it out on the beach and in the ocean for bragging rights and the Norm Crocker Trophy. For the first time, Macksville Scotts Head Nippers were triumphant. “The

AFL NORTH Coast has released its fixture list for the 2024 senior competition. Both the men’s and women’s competitions will feature five clubs, after last season’s men’s premiers Byron Bay Magpies returned to play in the Queensland Football Association competition, and the Northern Beaches Blues and Nambucca Valley Lions merged. AFL North

TOOHEYS New Group 2 Rugby League teams have prepared for the upcoming season by taking part in the Hoey Moey 9s Tournament at Geoff King Motors Oval. Macksville Sea Eagles won the Men’s Open final beating host team the Coffs Harbour Comets. Wauchope Blues took out the Under 18s title beating Marist