VALLEYS Cricket and the Coffs Colts have both been victorious during the latest round of Coffs Harbour District Cricket Association’s first grade season. Valleys Cricket won their second match in a row to start the season, beating Diggers Cricket Club by one wicket in their one dayer at Fitzroy Oval. Diggers won

COFFS Harbour and Port Macquarie’s best young Oztag players have combined to take on Australia’s finest. Mid North Coast Mariners sides made their debut at the Australian Junior Championships in Coffs Harbour. The Mariners are a new combination between Coffs Harbour and Port Macquarie’s Oztag associations. Mariners 12s Girls coach Lauren Fearnley explained

GUMBAYNGGIRR Coffs Coast Raidettes teams have proudly represented their region at this year's Koori Knockout in Tuggerah. The Raidettes had three teams who competed at the prestigious Indigenous rugby league carnival, taking women’s, Under 17 girls, and Under 15 girls teams. It was the first time Coffs Harbour had entered women’s and

IT is double delight for North Coast Football as their Under 15s claimed victory in the Premier Youth League (PYL) Cup Final, while the Under 13s triumphed in the Plate Cup Final held in Newcastle last Sunday. In the Under 15s final, Valentine initially took the lead, but North Coast made

THE winter footy season may be over, but AFL North Coast’s best juniors are preparing for a big summer of intense training to help take their game to the next level. The Northern Heat representative AFL program comprises the best male and female players from the AFL North Coast and AFL

SWIMMING North Coast members have taken on Australia’s finest at the Australian Short Course Championships in Sydney. The prestigious event was held at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, with swimmers entered from most states of Australia and with five overseas federations as well. These events were open and only age finals

TOOHEYS New Group 2 Rugby League has recognised its best players and league leaders. Former NRL player Tyronne Roberts-Davis of the Nambucca Heads Roosters was awarded the best and fairest of the first grade competition. Woolgoolga Seahorses premiership winners Tyler Murden and Sione Fangupo were first grade’s top point scorer and try