THE Nambucca Strikers Girls under 14s had an exceptional season, achieving remarkable success as both their teams secured top positions in the league. The Nambucca Strikers Red team emerged as the Premiers, clinching the Girls' under 14s Division Two title with an impressive 23 points. They held a comfortable lead

THE Nambucca Valley Lions Under 16 Boys and Under 17 Girls both battled hard however went down to quality opposition in their AFL North Coast Junior Grand Finals last weekend. The Under 17 Girls played out a tight 3.1:19 to 4.3:27 defeat to the Bellingen Bulldogs, with Bella Crawford voted best

LET’S go fishing, let’s go to the Kalang River at Urunga and let’s catch bream and flathead. This strategy went to plan even if there was only one bream and one flathead. The tide was low and in the process of turning. We knew it was going to be a

ON Saturday the Clarke family sponsored a three person Ambrose which, as usual, has the biggest field each year. This event is a memorial for the former, and popular, greenkeeper the late Bede Clarke and his wife Dot. The event, which attracted over forty teams, was a three person

IT was a successful weekend of football for the Nambucca Valley Lions AFL Club, with the Reserves Men, Under 17 Girls and Under 16 Boys now through to grand finals. On Saturday, the Reserves carved out a tough 7.8:50 to 5.7:37 victory against a determined Port Macquarie, with Aaron ‘Jocksy’ Clarke

RECENTLY the Kinkii Netball Club, founded as a memorial team in honour of Stuarts Point father, uncle and friend Robert Smith in 2022, has welcomed both new players and brilliant new player and supporter uniforms. Robert ‘Massy’ Smith was an avid sports lover, and could always be found supporting his children,

ON Saturday the Paul and Trevor Latham's sponsored Stroke event was played in conjunction with the final round of the 2023 Championships. After winning 35 Championships Allan Clarke didn't disappoint by leading all the way to win his 36th. This is an achievement not, or rarely, matched anywhere in any sport.

NEAR perfect conditions for rugby league greeted Group 2 heavyweights, the Coffs Harbour Comets and the Nambucca Roosters, on Saturday at Coronation Park Nambucca Heads for an elimination semi-final. Coffs Harbour came south with a near full roster however there were concerns in the Nambucca camp about some key omissions from